What a marvelous article. I started to feel FOMO for Japanese autumn hues myself - and I’m from the alps and living in a place where it’s still almost summer-ish. Thank you for sharing!
This was beautifully written! I visited Japan some 20 years ago, in autumn, and I still remember all the colours. Deep violets and reds were the ones that surprised me the most! Thank you for bringing it all back, I hope to visit Japan again... in the meantime I am subscribing to your newsletter 😊
Ah thank you for your kind note! I hope you get to visit it again sometime soon ☺️ It might feel different than 20 years ago (I would not know) but still delightful I hope.
A beautiful article which really makes me more and more curious to visit Tōhoku! I am an eternal Sakura fan, but the fall season is really magical in mountainous areas. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for reading and kind comment. It means a lot. Tōhoku is truly a wonderful place and I think their tourism promotion strategy is also one of the most thoughtfully put together ones among all the regions of Japan.
The one with the "god rays" :O
experiencing that kind of light was sure a moving moment.
What a marvelous article. I started to feel FOMO for Japanese autumn hues myself - and I’m from the alps and living in a place where it’s still almost summer-ish. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for reading and your kind words. How I love the European Alps, having access to all that hiking must be fantastic.
It is. Our world has so many special places 🥰
This was beautifully written! I visited Japan some 20 years ago, in autumn, and I still remember all the colours. Deep violets and reds were the ones that surprised me the most! Thank you for bringing it all back, I hope to visit Japan again... in the meantime I am subscribing to your newsletter 😊
Ah thank you for your kind note! I hope you get to visit it again sometime soon ☺️ It might feel different than 20 years ago (I would not know) but still delightful I hope.
A beautiful article which really makes me more and more curious to visit Tōhoku! I am an eternal Sakura fan, but the fall season is really magical in mountainous areas. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for reading and kind comment. It means a lot. Tōhoku is truly a wonderful place and I think their tourism promotion strategy is also one of the most thoughtfully put together ones among all the regions of Japan.