香嵐渓
Korankei (lit. "Fragrant Storm Valley") is a known beauty-spot outside Toyota city not far from Nagoya.

Korankei gets very busy in October and November, when visitors flock to see the autumn leaves. In summer, families with children come here to cool down in the river, in winter the fresh fish and soba noodle restaurants are the biggest draw.
There are over 4,000 Japanese maple trees in the area and the pathways and bridges are illuminated at night during the leaf-viewing season.
There are Meitetsu buses to Korankei, which is in an area called Asuke, though they are not frequent. If you are coming by car take route 153 from Toyota city.
Yahoo Japan Auction Service
Book a hotel in Japan with Bookings
Tokyo Serviced Apartments
Budget accommodation in Japan
Happi Coats
Japanese For Busy People
Tags
Japan Korankei maple leaves Nagoya Aichi
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Korankei
at
11:09 AM
Labels: Aichi Prefecture, autumn, Nagoya
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Japan Tourist Info. Copyright © JapanVisitor From 2000. All rights reserved
JapanVisitor Blog HOME | Japan Personals | Book Japan Budget Hotels | Hotels in Japan | Japan Cell Phone Rental | Amazon Japan Store | Japan Movies
Partners Beijing-Visitor | IranVisitor | PortugalVisitor | QatarVisitor





No comments:
Post a Comment