The autumn leaves of Arashiyama are now at their best.
Saturday, November 12, was a perfect day for photography, with no clouds in the sky.
When I arrived at Arashiyama after running some errands, the sun had disappeared behind the mountains.
The autumn leaves in Arashiyama are very lovely this year.
My friend describes it as "the mountains are smiling."
The next day, it forecasted the weather to break; rain was expected.
I walked along the Togetsukyō bridge as disappointed as if I were returning from a wake.
On Monday, the weather forecast called for clear skies and cloudy skies, so I headed to Arashiyama early in the morning.
When I arrived at Kyoto Station, it was completely cloudy.
I headed for Arashiyama with a ray of hope.
I walked out of the ticket gate, but it seemed that my hope for a ray of hope would not come true.
I immediately returned to Osaka.
Among the 120 million people in Japan, I must be the only one to take such an itinerary.
I went to sleep, praying for sunshine.
I awoke early in the morning.
It was sunny, just as I had hoped.
Before noon, I arrived at Arashiyama.
Omission
When I came home and tried to import the photos I had taken to my PC, I received a YouTube invitation from Anastasia Huppmann.
Rachmaninoff, Moment Musical Op. 16, No. 6 - Anastasia Huppmann
