Although the season of autumn colors (Momiji) is coming to an end in Tokyo, there are still places where the leaves are at their best. Take time to relax and enjoy the spectacle of colors decking the trees and shrubs while you can.

Japan’s northern regions were the first to see autumn colors, with Sapporo flourishing near November 6.

According to Weather News as of November 24, you can see Momiji at its best and brightest until November 29 in Tokyo, where the trees in some areas have already started shredding their leaves.

Where are the best places to view autumn colors? Here are three destinations that can be easily reached in and around Tokyo. 

Inokashira Koen

Inokashira Koen is a large park located only 15 minutes from the center of Tokyo. It’s perfect for an outing for children and adults alike. 

There are a number of fun attractions for everyone to enjoy, including a zoo, a pond with boat rentals from which you can rent swan boats, a cafe, and playground facilities to keep children entertained.

Studio Ghibli’s museum, located on the south side of the park, is a must-see destination for anime fans. 

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On weekends, the park is bustling with street traders, musicians, and artists attracted by Inokashira Koen’s hip atmosphere.

As well as Momiji viewing in Autumn, the area fills with people enjoying hanami (cherry blossom viewing) during the late March and early April period. It’s popular any time of year, though, and…