Tokyo Day Trip | The Best of Nishizawa Valley 🍁🐾

🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶Hahaha, back to the main point, it seems that this week and next week will continue to be the peak season for Nishizawa Valley. I think there's a reason they dare to call it the best in the world; it's indeed beautiful! First of all, the colors are truly rich. Before even reaching Nishizawa Valley, the autumn leaves are already in full bloom on the way. It's not just a single red or yellow, but a mix of red, yellow, green, and orange. I personally prefer a richer palette, so let's temporarily call it 'Four-Participate' 🐶. You can refer to images 10 and 11 for this recommendation. 【The transportation is really close and convenient】. On Sunday, November 10th, we departed from Ikebukuro at 6:15 AM and arrived at our destination by 8:08 AM. It takes less than two hours to see such a beautiful view, which is a very low time cost and deserves a thumbs up. When going hiking, it's too much to drive 240 kilometers one-way and take 4 hours. In comparison, it's like bliss to arrive without even starting the car, of course, I'm the driver every time. Regarding the route difficulty, I can say that there were 【elementary school students】, 【elderly men and women】, people of all ages, making it more like a family-friendly route. It's simple, of course, the valley section has slippery ground, so be careful ⚠️. Why not gather some people and start now? Mountain link information: Parking 🅿️: Search for "Nishizawa Valley Parking" (free, with toilets, and vending machines for drinks) Route information: The whole trip is about 10 kilometers up and down, taking about 4 hours, with an elevation gain of about 600 meters. Driving time: Departing from Ikebukuro (early 6:15 AM) in less than 2 hours ⚠️No food supplies, so everyone should bring their own delicious food. You can stop by a convenience store after getting off the highway. As you can see, I went on a cloudy day and it was already this beautiful. I can't imagine what the scenery would be like on a sunny day～ I highly recommend it. #StepIntoTheWorldOfAutumnLeaves #AutumnMapleViewing #AutumnCinematicPoetry #JapanOutdoors #TokyoDayTrip #TokyoOffTheBeatenPath