Autumn leaves on Mt. Koyasan

Autumn leaves on Mt. Koyasan

KOYA, Japan - Visitors walk around the Buddhist monastery at the summit of Mt. Koyasan on Nov. 8 in the western Japan prefecture of Wakayama, where the leaves have already turned red and yellow. It is the best time for visitors to enjoy the autumn colors.

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