Do you want to capture the most \"seasonal transition\" scenery in Japan on the eve of winter? Located inTakayama City, Gifu Prefecture<\/b>downtownHida Kokubunji Temple(Hida Kokubunji Temple)<\/b>A plant in the courtyardAbout 1200 years old<\/b>\u3001Height about 27 meters<\/b>\u7684Big Ginkgo (Big Ichimoku)<\/b>The yellow leaves are in full bloom. When the trees sparkle in the sunlight and the fallen leaves spread out like a golden carpet, an ancient signal begins to circulate throughout the city:\"When the ginkgo leaves fall at Hida Kokubunji Temple, it's going to snow.\"<\/b>In this article, we'll guide you through the best viewing spots, photography suggestions, transportation options and local trivia to arrange a golden date with winter.<\/p>\n\nGolden Hour at Hida Kokubunji Temple\uff5cWhy is this ginkgo so attractive?<\/h2>\n
Hida Takayama (\u98db\u9a52\u9ad8\u5c71) is famous for its old towns and artisanal atmosphere.Hida Kokubunji Temple<\/b>This one.Ginkgo Biloba<\/b>It is also the clock of the four seasons. At the end of fall and beginning of winter, the canopy turns from green to gold, and the light and shadow across the branches looks like a golden dome from afar, while the delicate fan-shaped leaves are stacked on top of each other when viewed from close up. According to local people, this golden color is actually the result ofPrelude to Winter<\/b>--The leaves are falling like snow, and snow is coming.<\/p>\n
Key Facts and Figures (a must-read for first-time visitors)<\/b>
\n\u30fbAge<\/b>: c. 1200 (presumed)
\n\u30fbhigh degree<\/b>: about 27 meters
\n\u30fbindicate clearly and with certainty<\/b>: National Natural Monument (National Natural Monument)
\n\u30fbplacement<\/b>Approx. 5 minutes on foot from JR Takayama Station (JR\u9ad8\u5c71\u99c5).<\/p>\nLocal Legends\uff5cThe Calendar of Life: \"When Leaves Fall, Snow Falls<\/h2>\n
In the Hida region, there is a saying that has been passed down from generation to generation:\"If the ginkgo leaves at Hida Kokubunji Temple fall, snow will come.\"<\/b>For the residents of the snow belt, it's not about romance, it's about wisdom. As soon as the gold fades, families begin to prepare for the snow; for travelers, it's a time forFrom fall to winter<\/b>This is the best time to feel the best of the best.<\/p>\nGinkgo Biloba\uff5cFrom the Roots to the Prayers of Culture<\/h2>\n
This large ginkgo plant is also nicknamed the\"Milk ginkgo.\"<\/b>The reason is that as the tree ages, the trunk or branches hang down from the trunk. The reason is that as the tree ages, the branches or trunks that hang down from the trunks or branches will become more and more difficult for the tree to handle.aerial root<\/b>It resembles a breast. Since ancient times, there has been a tradition ofPray for a safe delivery and good parenting<\/b>Many people come here to pray in silence and to record their wishes in photos and gosho's. Whether you come here for faith or not, these traces of natural growth are evidence of the interdependence between people and trees. Whether you come here for faith or not, these traces of natural growth are evidence of the interdependence of trees and people.<\/p>\nTransportation and best routes<\/h2>\n
Walk from JR Takayama Station (JR\u9ad8\u5c71\u99c5).<\/h3>\n
\u81eaJR Takayama Station<\/b>After leaving the station, walk along Market Street for aboutFive minutes.<\/b>You can reach it. Recommended for\"Station \u2192 Hida Kokubunji Temple \u2192 Furuicho and (Old Town Area)<\/b>You can take pictures of the golden trees and the daily scenery of the Old Street and the Morning Market (Chao Si) by making a continuous walking line.<\/p>\nDriving and Parking<\/h3>\n
Parking around the temple is relatively decentralized, and is recommended during peak seasons.Park in the public parking lot first.<\/b>Then walk inside. Please pay attention to local traffic signs as the roads are narrow and the crowds are mixed with traffic.<\/p>\nPhotography Tips\uff5cFrom morning light to twilight, how to press the perfect shutter!<\/h2>\n
Time Suggestion<\/b>\uff1a
\n\u30fb9:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.<\/b>: backlighting slightly oblique, foliage edges withGolden Edge Light<\/b>effect, suitable for capturing a sense of permeability.
\n\u30fb15:00 - 16:30 PM<\/b>: Warmer light.Golden Layer<\/b>The leaves on the ground become the foreground of the picture.
\n\u30fbTwilight Blues<\/b>If the sky turns blue on a sunny day, the gold is still there.Blue & Gold Comparison<\/b>The high-energy segment of the<\/p>\n
Equipment & Composition<\/b>\uff1a
\nWide angle can be includedRoofs and canopies<\/b>The center focal length can be focused on a specific area, such as the center of the room.Aerial Roots and Leaf Veins<\/b>Details.
\n\u30fb\u30fbin order toLeafy Carpet<\/b>Do the foreground, or let the pedestrians lend a hand in the scene, the storytelling is stronger.
\nWhen it's crowded, tryazimuth up<\/b>\u6216Close to the tree trunk<\/b>Framing, avoiding noise.<\/p>\nEtiquette and Safety Reminders<\/h2>\n
Ginkgo season is crowded with tourists, so please keep an eye out for the quality of your trip and the trip of others:
\n\u30fbDon't step on flowerbeds and tree roots<\/b>Avoid damaging the soil and root system.
\nThe temple is a religious space.Please lower the volume.<\/b>It is a great way to honor and respect the worshippers.
\nWhen the leaves are wet.slippery<\/b>Please wear non-slip shoes and watch your step.
\nFor wedding photography, commercial use, etc., please follow the on-site regulations or inquire in advance.<\/p>\nShunyue Proposal\uff5cTurning a golden day into a slow trip to the mountains<\/h2>\n
After seeing the Great Ginkgo, you may want to extend your trip to:
\n\u30fbFuruicho and (Furuicho-ku)<\/b>KIMIZUCHI: The atmosphere of the yellow leaf season is rich, with a number of kizukuri town houses, sake shops and general merchandise stores.
\n\u30fbMiyagawa Asaichi \/ Jinyamae Asaichi<\/b>: Experience local morning routines, Lenten food and handmade items.
\n\u30fbHida Beef Cuisine<\/b>The restaurant is a great way to warm up your stomach and your heart: it comes in a wide variety of flavors such as sushi, plain leaf miso, and cola cake.<\/p>\nPractical information (according to the announcement of the organizer)<\/h2>\n
This article is written according to the information provided, and the viewing conditions may change due to weather conditions, site renovation, or event scheduling. We suggest you to pay attention before departure.Takayama City Tourism Information<\/b>Or consult your local service window.<\/p>\nContact Window (Culture and Finance Related)<\/h2>\n