Autumn Scenery of Kohran-kei Ravine

2. An article of the Scenery of Kohrankei in 2010

Kohrankei is an area including Iimori-yama Hill and tha Ravine along the Tomoe river and is well known
as a noted place for maple viewing not only in Aichi Prefecture but also in Tohkai Region.

The following images on Nov. 19, 2010 were offered by Mr. Tsuji living in Kyotanabe city.

At first, let me show you the south view of the upper Tomoe river from Taigetsu Bridge.


View of the upper Tomoe river from Taigetsu Bridge

Let's go ahead from Taigetsu Bridge to the south along the Tomoe river.

We came up to the Kohrankei Square.


The autumn colors of this year is very red, and the red is clear and bright.


The green of the roof of the samurai residence "Buke-yashiki" was impressive.

Let me show you some wonderful scenery along the Tomoe river.


They say "I have to take photos of these colored leaves by any means".

The sun inclined, I came back to the Taigetsu Bridge.

The Taigetsu bridge came into my eyes.

It was a happiness to have been able to enjoy the bright red.

Please refer to Mr. Tsuji's page.

 

1. An article of the Momijis of Kohrankei in 2004

Kohrankei is an area including Iimori-yama Hill and tha Ravine along the Tomoe river and is well known
as a noted place for maple viewing not only in Aichi Prefecture but also in Tohkai Region.

Kohrankei is at Asuke town Higashikamo county, located east of Toyota city in Aichi Pref.
Photos were taken in the afternoon on Nov. 30.
As you know from photos, it was almost slightly cloudy.


Mt. Iimori from Miyamachi parking area, at the moment of sunshine


Momiji tunnel on Tohkai-shizen-road, west of Tomoe river

Going down from the road along the river and we saw Taigetsu Bridge.


View of the lower Tomoe river from Taigetsu Bridge


View of the upper Tomoe river from Taigetsu Bridge

We advanced up along the Tomoe and climbed the stairs of Kohjakuji temple.


View of Kohjakuji precinct with tasteful colors from green to red

Returning road from Kohjakuji to Taigetsu Bridge was a tunnel of maples.

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