Autumn leaves in Hibiya Park (Tokyo, Japan)

Hibiya Park is a large park right next to the Imperial Palace.
In autumn, ginkgo trees and maple trees are beautifully colored.
■Mid-November
The plane trees and ginkgo trees were turning yellow.
The ginkgo trees were in full bloom and the leaves had already begun to fall.
The kubikake ginkgo tree turn yellow early and lose their leaves in mid-November.
The maple trees were gradually starting to turn red.
These are the ginkgo trees near the Great Concert Hall.
Every time the wind blew, many yellow leaves fell.
Plane trees in front of Hibiya Public Hall.
The ginkgo trees around here were also bright yellow.
■Late November
There is a crane fountain in the center of Cloud Shape Pond.
Beautifully colored ginkgo trees and maple trees surrounded the pond.
Next to the Cloud Shape Pond, there is a hill with many maple trees.
The maple trees around here were also at their peak.
The road around the Grass Field is lined with ginkgo trees.
I looked back at the Cloud Shape Pond from the row of ginkgo trees.
Children's playground equipment was also surrounded by yellow ginkgo trees.
The row of yellow ginkgo trees continued to the Sakura Gate.
■Early December
Cloud Shape Pond.
In contrast to the bright red maple trees, the ginkgo leaves kept falling.
Many yellow ginkgo leaves were floating in the Cloud Shape Pond.
Next to the Cloud Shape Pond there is a maple hill.
The red maple trees were swaying in the wind.
I could see the skyscrapers behind the red maple trees.
It seemed that the best time to see the ginkgo trees had passed.
■Mid-December
Mt. Mikasa.
There was a maple tree with a mysterious color.
Liberty Bell.
I felt like the bells were ringing to announce the end of autumn.
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