Kyoto, Japan

The name of Changjiguang Temple comes from Buddhist scriptures and means the Pure Land of Amitabha Buddha. This temple is located at the foot of Mount Xiaocang, giving people a sense of remoteness and tranquility. Every autumn, the red leaves in the temple gradually become deeper and redder, covering the ancient buildings, full of the unique charm of Kyoto. [MapleLeaf][MapleLeaf][MapleLeaf][MapleLeaf]The red leaves and moss of Jojakko-ji Temple are a sight not to be missed in Kyoto in autumn. Whether you are walking alone or with friends, you can feel the charm of nature here. [MapleLeaf][MapleLeaf][MapleLeaf][MapleLeaf]Autumn in Kyoto is always closely associated with red leaves. In Arashiyama, Jojakko-ji Temple is undoubtedly a popular place to enjoy the red leaves. The red leaves here are breathtakingly beautiful, as if they were carefully arranged by nature.