| Momijigari translates as the
Japanese traditional pastime of viewing the changing colors
of the autumn foliage. During this time of year, the leaves
of maple and ginkgo and other deciduous trees turn from
green to breathtaking shades of red and yellow. Many Japanese
travel long distances to experience the beautiful scenery
provided by the changing seasons. Kyoto is particularly
famous for its brilliant autumn foliage, thus attracting
a multitude of visitors who come in anticipation of viewing
the area's many temples when their environs are aflame
with the changing colors. |
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