Yoshino Momiji 【2026 Edition】

In early spring, the buds of a Yoshino Momiji are a distinctive , not green. As the leaves unfurl, they often display a translucent, lime-green body with reddish edges—a phenomenon known as "kuchibeni" (lipstick).

in Nara Prefecture is a destination you can’t overlook. While it’s world-famous for its 30,000 cherry trees in spring, the transformation during koyo (autumn foliage) season is equally breathtaking as the mountain turns into a sea of red, gold, and orange. Why Visit Mount Yoshino for Momiji? yoshino momiji