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Manda Pit is a place that exudes a strong presence amidst tranquility. The large steel frames and brick buildings convey memories of the former coal mine. Unlike bustling tourist spots, it offers landscapes that invite you to stroll leisurely and take photos. On sunny days as well as cloudy ones, you can enjoy the weighty expressions characteristic of industrial heritage. 【Visiting Information】9:30 AM to 5:00 PM (last entry at 4:30 PM) / Closed: Mondays (the following weekday if a holiday) and during the New Year holidays / Admission: 410 yen for adults and university students, 310 yen for high school students, 210 yen for elementary and middle school students / Manda Pit Station (free exhibition room and ticket sales) #Photo Travel #Travel Photography #Industrial Heritage #Historical Landscapes #Japanese Scenery #Brick Architecture #MandaCoalMine #Arao City #Kumamoto Travel #Japan Travel #Visit Japan #World Heritage #Industrial Heritage #Travel Photography

✨Introducing recommended gourmet dishes from Michi-no-Eki Nakajo staff✨ 〈Don't forget to tap the "save mark" if you want to revisit this later!〉 ‘Hiyashi Obukko’ This summer limited menu, ‘Hiyashi Obukko,’ which was popular last year, now features two varieties: ‘Pumpkin Soup’ and ‘Soy Milk Soup’! ＜What is Obukko＞ ‘Obukko’ is a local dish from the Nakajo region of Nagano City. It is a specialty dish made by simmering thick, chewy flat noodles with plenty of vegetables such as daikon, carrots, and mushrooms, all based on Shinshu miso. ‘Takeout Sanzoku-yaki’ Shinshu's famous ‘Sanzoku-yaki’ is also available for takeout! Enjoy juicy Sanzoku-yaki that you can eat with one hand. ‘Deer Meat Croquettes’ are also available and popular. ‘Deer Curry’ We are selling luxurious retort curry made with 100% deer meat from Nagano Prefecture, slowly simmered with onions and spices, at our shop. 【Recommended Information】 ‘Obukko Insulated Bag Giveaway’ When you purchase three items: spicy miso, Obukko's miso sauce, and frozen Obukko noodles, you will receive an original ‘Obukko Insulated Bag’! *Limited quantity available ・Basic Information ‘Michi-no-Eki Nakajo’ @michinoeki_nakajo 【Address】1704 Sumiyaki, Nakajo, Nagano City 【Phone Number】026-267-2188 【Business Hours】 ・Shop 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM ・Dining Place Mamettai 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM (Light meals will be served between 2:30 PM and 4:00 PM.) ・Direct Sales Office April – November / 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM December – March / 8:30 AM – 3:00 PM *Closed every Wednesday from December to March #Michi-no-Eki #Michi-no-Eki Gourmet #Michi-no-Eki Nakajo #Nagano City #Nagano Tourism

Chahaku-chan came to visit. 🐈

Photographed on June 15, 2014. This is the flower water display at Hara Florist.

”穴場”と言われれば、埼玉県比企郡吉見町にある『百穴（ひゃくあな）』。古墳時代のお墓です。戦時中に掘られた地下工場跡も見ることができます。すきな人は、たまらないんだろうなぁ と、思います。

Photographed on June 18, 2014. These are the hydrangeas along the approach to Kawagoe Hachimangu Shrine. These hydrangeas are blue.

The morning mist lingers over "Aragijima". I was able to see the fantastical "Aragijima" illuminated by the morning sun. Aridagawacho, Wakayama Prefecture 2026/6

This is the Taushubetsu River Bridge in Kamishihoro Town, Hokkaido. It has a unique presence reminiscent of an ancient ruin. In the past, it was accessible freely, but now the gates are closed. You need to either reserve a key from the roadside station or join a tour from places like the Higashitaisetsu Nature Guide Centre to visit. You can park your car before the forest road gate and walk or bike there, but it's a rough 4-kilometer gravel road. Also, it's out of mobile service range, so there’s no way to contact anyone in case of trouble. Additionally, this area is a habitat for brown bears, so all actions are at your own risk. Every year, the bridge sinks into the lake after autumn and freezes in mid-winter, leading to weathering and collapse in various places. Some parts also crumbled during the spring earthquake. It won't be long before it can no longer maintain its complete arch.

Akanko's local tofu, "Marimo Tofu" At "Tofu Kobo Marufuku" located in Akan Lake Onsen Town, we manufacture and sell safe and secure tofu made from 100-year-old Akan spring water and Hokkaido-grown soybeans. Shaped similarly to the famous confectionery "Marimo Yōkan" from Akan Lake, the tofu is filled with a lightly green matcha-flavored tofu inside a small rubber balloon. When you poke a toothpick into the rubber, the skin (rubber) peels off smoothly, providing a delightful experience with our signature product, "Marimo Tofu"! Additionally, enjoy other delicious specialties unique to Akan Lake, such as yōse tofu, soy milk, and fried tofu!

On Sunday, June 21, the 5th Urahoro Marathon 2026 will be held‼️ This year's theme is "message" 😊 Let's spend a warm time together, encouraging each other, sharing our thoughts, and spreading smiles! The Urahoro Marathon is open to everyone, from preschoolers to adults, allowing participants to enjoy the thrill of taking small steps and sharing a sense of accomplishment with friends. Cherish your curiosity to "want to run!" and challenge yourself at your own pace and goals. The sense of achievement after finishing is exceptional 🎵 Also, you don't have to run❗ Why not join us as a supporter on the day? Cheering for runners at the finish line is also a great way to participate. The venue will feature delicious gourmet food, as well as various booths for job experiences and sports activities to enjoy 🎶 You might encounter new discoveries and fun meetings 🤗 *Please note that pre-registration for this year's marathon events has ended. Thank you for your understanding. *For children aged 2 to 6 (under elementary school age) participating on the day, "Hajime no Ippo" does not require prior registration and can be entered on-site. Please gather at the venue when the announcement is made.

【June 18📍Shimoda Park】 We have updated the hydrangea blooming status💠✨ Now is the perfect time! Be sure to enjoy the breathtaking full blooms🌈 This weekend (June 20-21), in addition to the event at Shimoda Park, events will be held throughout the city! You can find information about the park's conditions and events on our blog👇 https://www.shimoda-city.info/post/20260618...

Hello, this is Ryusuidō. In Shosenkyo Gorge, the greenery of the trees 🌿 deepens day by day, beautifully coloring the valley with various shades of green. Although it is the rainy season, the leaves wet from the rain shine gently, creating a calm and peaceful atmosphere 😊 In the upper area of Senga Falls, the annual summer tradition 🎐 of wind chimes is already being displayed. The origin of wind chimes comes from bells called "fūtaku," which were originally hung as talismans to ward off evil. 🔔 Their cool sound is said to have a relaxing effect that calms the mind. Please enjoy the unique harmony of the vibrant greens of Shosenkyo and the sound of Senga Falls, along with the refreshing tones of the wind chimes 🎐 during this season 😊 Additionally, the upper area of the falls has many spots where you can relax and forget about daily life. At Ryusuidō, we also have a variety of natural stones, including larimar, perfect for the upcoming season ✨ We invite you to visit Shosenkyo and spend time surrounded by rich nature and healing moments. The staff is looking forward to the day we can see your wonderful smiles 😊

Sajima. I learned about it from someone who has lived in Yokosuka for a long time and decided to visit. What awaited me was a magnificent yet somewhat rustic view. I could see Mount Fuji in the distance, and the sea was beautiful. It’s a lovely place with few people, like a hidden gem. I charged my energy from nature!

Enoshima Okutsumiya Hanakairō Early morning in Enoshima. This is Okutsumiya Hanakairō, located in the innermost area of Enoshima. A pleasant sea breeze swayed the flowers, and sunlight began to filter through the still-dark forest. The pure white hydrangeas were illuminated by the spotlight, swaying and shining like the stars of the flower corridor.