More Shots Snapped During a Lunchtime Stroll
Late autumn/early winter can be a wonderful time in Japan.
The typhoons of the early to mid-autumn are gone and the rain stays away for most of the time until June of the following year.
(Leaving aside the fact that October and late November were wet and sodden this year).
The bitter cold of winter doesn’t really show itself all day until after the new year, and days are generally bright and sunny.
Added to that, the fiery reds and yellows of autumnal leaves can create some gorgeous scenes, even in central Tokyo.
Some shots Kanageroo snapped during a lunchtime stroll are here for your perusal.
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