Osaka Castle Park Fall Foliage Stroll: A Historical Picture Scroll of Golden and Vermilion 🍁🏯

#Osaka Itinerary Strolling along the Ginkgo Path in Osaka Castle Park, hundreds of trees turn golden at the same time, the fallen leaves form a natural velvet carpet, and every step makes a crisp sound. The maple trees along the moat dye the water vermilion, creating a beautiful contrast with the white walls of the castle tower. I especially recommend the Red Leaf Corridor in Nishinomaru Garden. When the sunlight shines through the maple leaves, the entire space looks as if it were lit up. Watching photographers setting up tripods to capture the reflection of the castle tower and children laughing and throwing ginkgo leaves, this historical stage shows its most gentle face in autumn. Occasionally, visitors wearing kimonos and holding paper umbrellas would walk by, making people feel as if they had traveled back to the golden age of Toyotomi Hideyoshi. ⏳ Recommended route: Ginkgo Avenue at the entrance of Gokuraku Bridge 》Red Leaf Tea Ceremony at Nishinomaru Garden 》Moat Cruise to View the Fall Foliage 》Overlooking the whole view from the top of the castle tower》The Sengan Gyal Tower is lit up with maple leaves at night #Osaka Castle Red Leaves #Nishinomaru Gardens #Ginkgo Carpet #Historical Autumn Colors #Night Maple Secret