Kyoto's Autumn Maple Tunnel Train Ride
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Explore the map in the DocentPro app4 places in Kyoto: もみじのトンネル, Eizan Electric Railway Co., Ltd., Ninose Station, and 1 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in a Facebook post by Kazu.Japanfilms.
もみじのトンネル
Landmark
4.7
Witness an enchanting 250-meter corridor of autumn maples, beautifully lit at night. The Eizan train glides slowly, allowing passengers to fully absorb the vibrant colors. It's an essential autumn highlight for any Kyoto visitor.
Eizan Electric Railway Co., Ltd.
Transportation service
4.1
Experience a magical journey through a tunnel of illuminated maple trees in autumn. The train slows down and dims its lights, creating an immersive, dreamlike spectacle. This unique night view offers a truly unforgettable Kyoto autumn experience.
Ninose Station
Train station
4.4
Located at the other end of the stunning 'Maple Tunnel,' Ninose Station is part of the scenic Eizan Electric Railway. This station serves as a gateway to exploring the beautiful autumn landscapes of Kyoto's northern area. Consider exploring the nearby area for more natural beauty.
Ichihara Station
Train station
4.1
This station marks one end of the famous 'Maple Tunnel' on the Eizan Electric Railway. It's a key boarding point for the scenic autumn foliage viewing experience. Arrive early to secure a good spot on the train.
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