Trees lit up at Entsu-in temple

Trees lit up at Entsu-in temple

MATSUSHIMA, Japan - Tourists photograph lit up autumn colors of leaves at the Entsu-in temple in Matsushima Town in the northeastern Japanese prefecture of Miyagi on Oct. 31, 2014.

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