Autumn Leaves
Red Leaves, Leaves Turning Red
noun, verbal noun
You've got some deep red leaves. You'll usually see those during autumn, which makes this autumn leaves. Just red leaves is fine too, though.
Note that this refers not only to the leaves themselves, but also the process of them changing color, so this can also mean leaves turning red.
This is a jukugo word that uses the on'yomi readings of the kanji. As you haven't learned this reading for 葉 yet, here's a mnemonic to help you:
Your favorite pastime during autumn is sitting there admiring the autumn leaves while eating some yogurt (よう). There's no better combination than autumn leaves and yogurt.
Note that there's also an additional reading, もみじ, used to refer to the Japanese maple tree, or its leaves, but we'd like you to focus on こうよう for this one.
紅葉が見られる
can see autumn foliage
紅葉が楽しめる
can enjoy autumn foliage
紅葉が始まる
autumn foliage begins
紅葉祭り
autumn foliage festival
紅葉スポット
autumn foliage viewing spot
紅葉シーズン
autumn foliage season
紅葉の紅葉
the changing leaf colors of the Japanese maple
木々の紅葉
autumn foliage of trees
今年の紅葉
this year's autumn leaves
秋の紅葉
autumn foliage
紅葉の名所
famous autumn foliage spot
紅葉の季節
season of autumn leaves
紅葉の時期
autumn foliage season
京都に紅葉を見に行きませんか？
Why don't we go to Kyoto to see the autumn leaves?
今年も紅葉シーズンが始まりましたね。
The autumn foliage season for this year has begun.
うちの庭の紅葉の木はまだ紅葉してません。
The Japanese maple in my yard has not yet turned red.
「紅葉の紅葉」は「モミジのこうよう」って読むんですよ。
"紅葉の紅葉" is read "momiji no kōyō."