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Your November 2026 Horoscope
Summary by The Tokyo Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Alina Joan Ito , as published by Tokyo Weekender
· October 27, 2026
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November is one of my favorite months in Japan — and not just because it marks the beginning of Sagittarius season. It’s the crisp, breathtaking peak of autumn, with golden ginkgo trees and auburn leaves blasting otherwise run-of-the-mill streets and mountain trails with wild bursts of color. The...
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Key points It’s the crisp, breathtaking peak of autumn, with golden ginkgo trees and auburn leaves blasting otherwise run-of-the-mill streets and mountain trails with wild bursts of color. November is one of my favorite months in Japan — and not just because it marks the beginning of Sagittarius season.
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What is this story about? November is one of my favorite months in Japan — and not just because it marks the beginning of Sagittarius season. It’s the crisp, breathtaking peak of autumn, with golden ginkgo trees and auburn leaves blasting otherwise run-of-the-mill streets and mountain trails with wild bursts of color. The...
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