Guide to viewing maple leaves in Japan | Zhenrutang, a great place to view maple leaves with no admission fee!

I sat in front of Jinlin Garage and had to climb up the slope.

Passing by a bursting red tree, this is what it means to be delicate and charming.

You’ll know you’re here when you see a swath of orange.

It’s a rare feeling that there are not many people and the autumn wind is bleak.

There are maple leaves and ginkgo trees here at the same time. The perfect combination from golden to bright red is beautiful!

There are so many very red ones!

This three-story pagoda is a famous scene of Zhenyudang.

There is a huge tree outside the main entrance!

There is no entrance fee, there are not many people, and there are many particularly red maple leaves. Zhenrutang is well worth coming!

Walking towards the station, there is such a big and red one on the roadside.

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Zhenyudang (True Jiju Temple)

Address: 82, Jōdoji Shinocho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto City

Visiting time: 9:00～16:00

No tickets required

Official website: http://shin-nyo-do.jp/

See the screenshot for transportation methods ↓

It means which bus departs from which tram station.

Year-round maple viewing time: late November