Miniature Mt. Daisen painted with autumn colors

Miniature Mt. Daisen painted with autumn colors

YONAGO, Japan - A miniature Mr. Daisen at JR Yonago Station in Tottori Prefecture is painted with autumn colors on Oct. 21. The 1,729 meter Mt. Daisen in Daisen National Park has begun turning red and yellow. The best autumn scene can be observed at the peak in early November. (Kyodo)

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