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Tofuku-ji Temple (Bridge & Autumn Foliage, Kyoto)
Tsuutenkyo ("bridge spanning heaven") is Japan's most famous wooden bridge spanning valley—30% longer than the average Japanese temple bridge at 80 meters. Tofuku-ji temple complex (founded 1236) spans 80 acres. November autumn foliage draws 2M visitors—100,000 Japanese maple trees turn crimson creating "sea of fire" effect—twice the visitor count of #1 Ryoan-ji Temple. Ticket: ¥600. Peak: Nov 15-30 (plan 2-month advance booking).
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