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Visitors stroll under trees with peak autumn colors at Sanzen-in temple in Kyoto.
The ancient capital of Japan, which experienced one of the hottest summers this year, is finally starting to experience wintry chills.
According to the Buddhist temple, the number of visitors is gradually increasing along with the autumn leaves that have been late in reaching this year’s peak viewing. The leaves are likely to stay in their prime until early December.
