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Mt Koya Autumn Leaves
Mt Koya is at its busiest in autumn throughout the year.
The normally tranquil sanctuary in the sky is transformed during the autumn foliage season, when the historic buildings and old townscapes are enveloped in a glamorous autumn scene of red and yellow leaves.
The best time to view the autumn leaves at Mt Koya is usually from late October to mid-November.
Why not visit Mt Koya to spend a special autumn time walking around the mountain in autumn colors and tasting vegetarian cuisine?
Orange picking
Wakayama, the fruit kingdom of Kishu, is Japan's leading producer of mandarin oranges. Orange picking is in full swing.
The sweetness and tartness are well balanced, and you can enjoy oranges straight from the tree! You can be sure of both freshness and taste.
This is a perfect experience for the fall holiday season that can be enjoyed by everyone from adults to children.
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08:00 AM
This activity ends back at the meeting point.
Wakayama, the fruit kingdom of Kishu, is Japan's leading producer of mandarin oranges. Orange picking is in full swing. The sweetness and tartness are well balanced, and you can enjoy oranges straight from the tree! You can be sure of both freshness and taste. This is a perfect experience for the fall holiday season that can be enjoyed by everyone from adults to children.
30 Minutes • Admission Ticket Included
Koyasan's largest sacred area, centering on the mausoleum of Kobo Daishi. The approach to Okunoin Temple leading from Ichinobashi Bridge is lined with more than 200,000 tombstones of warring feudal lords such as Shingen Takeda and famous people such as Koji Tsuruta, among others, in a dense cedar grove. After about 2 km along the approach, visitors will arrive at the mausoleum where Daishi entered the temple, and where the Suimukoba with its 14 golden Buddha statues, the lantern hall, and the mausoleum all sit quietly.
1 Hours 30 Minutes • Admission Ticket Free
The head temple of the Koyasan Shingon sect. The building with a grand entrance was rebuilt in 1863. The main hall is a large structure with 30 east-west rooms and 35 north-south rooms. In the hall, there is a sliding door painting by Kano Tanyu, “Crane in a group of pine trees,” and in the willow room, where Toyotomi Hideji committed suicide, there is a painting by Kano Tansai, “Snow Willow and White Eagle.
1 Hours • Admission Ticket Included
When Odaishi founded Koyasan, he was the first to begin construction of this site. Odaishi actually stepped on the ground and poured his heart and soul into the construction of pagodas and halls based on esoteric Buddhism. The temple's mandala is said to represent the world of the “Tainzo Mandala.
30 Minutes • Admission Ticket Included
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