Every year from October, the long and narrow Japan gradually enters the world of green, yellow, orange, and red. Many people like to come to the mountains and forests in autumn to enjoy this sight, which is called “red leaf hunting” in Japanese. Many tourists flock to Kyoto for the hunting. For someplace a little less busy, we recommend heading to Tokyo instead where you can slow down and enjoy the beautiful maple trees in their autumn glory. P.S. For easy visa processing to Japan, you can check out Visa Express. Where are the best spots to see maple leaves around Tokyo? 1. Hananuki Gorge Hananuki Gorge is a beautiful…