Ginkgo Avenue of Tokyo Jingu Gaien: A golden autumn feast awaits you

Ginkgo Avenue of Tokyo Jingu Gaien is one of the most famous ginkgo viewing spots in Japan, located in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo. From mid-November to early December each year, the ginkgo trees here turn golden, forming a beautiful golden ocean, attracting a large number of tourists to watch. Tour guide: 1. Best viewing time: The best viewing time is from mid-November to early December each year, when the ginkgo leaves have completely turned yellow, showing a golden scene under the sunlight. 2. Transportation: Take the subway Hanzomon Line or Ginza Line from Tokyo Station to Kudanshita Station, and walk about 10 minutes to get there. You can also take a bus to Kudanshita or Gaienmae Station. 3. Tickets: Free. But you need to buy tickets to visit the inside of the shrine, 300 yen for adults, 150 yen for students. 4. Tour route: Ginkgo Avenue is about 2 kilometers long, with a large number of ginkgo trees planted on both sides of the avenue. You can choose to walk or ride a bicycle to visit. In addition, you can also visit other attractions in the shrine, such as the main hall, worship hall, etc. 5. Precautions: Since there are a large number of tourists every year, it is recommended to avoid going on weekends and holidays as much as possible to avoid too many people affecting the viewing experience. In addition, since ginkgo leaves are easy to fall when the wind is strong, be careful when watching. 6. Surrounding food: After visiting Ginkgo Avenue, you can taste some traditional Japanese food in the nearby Chiyoda Ward, such as sushi, ramen, etc.