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I went for lunch at "Yakiniku Daichi no Takumi" in Tokachigawa Onsen, Otofuke Town 🥩🔥 Daichi no Takumi's lunch set menu is extensive, offering yakiniku, steak, hamburgers, stir-fried dishes, ramen, and more. This time, I received the "Stir-Fried Levanilla Set" 😋 The main ingredient, the liver, was juicy and soft, and the chives and bean sprouts still had a firm texture and were crunchy, making it very delicious! Even if you make a large serving of rice, you'll probably end up eating it in one go. You can also order on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays! Please give it a try 😊

#022 【Event Information】 ✨－－－－－－Tsuno Town Industry Festival Confirmed－－－－－－✨ In Koyu District, Miyazaki Prefecture, there are various events, but among them, the "Industry Festival" is the largest event!! We are excited to announce that the "Tsuno Town Industry Festival" will be held!✨ 〔Date〕 Sunday, November 29, 2023 From 9 AM to 4 PM (Traffic regulations from 7 AM to 5 PM) 〔Venue〕 Tonon Town Nakamachi Square ※Google search: Tono Bus Stop Please note that there are traffic regulations around the venue as it is located on the road. We look forward to welcoming many visitors.

The locally beloved sake "Daisekkei" from Azumino is characterized by its rich flavor and crisp dryness, made using the snowmelt from the Northern Alps From everyday drinking favorites to high-class varieties that receive high praise at competitions, there is a wide selection available At the directly managed store "Kamon Daisekkei," which has been renovated from an old house from the late Edo period, you can enjoy tastings and shopping in a relaxed atmosphere.

Reihoku has become a place where you can say "I'm home." Would you like to come and hear about the present and future of six people who have fallen in love with this town? Thank you for always visiting the Amakusa Reihoku Tourist Association's website. We are pleased to announce that a joint activity report meeting will be held by the "Regional Revitalization Cooperation Team" and "Local Revitalization Entrepreneurs" active in Reihokumachi! Six members are working hard every day, utilizing their respective areas of expertise for the future of Reihokumachi. At this report meeting, they will share their current activities and passionate thoughts about the "future" they aim to achieve with their own voices. Kenta Ogata, who is in charge of tourism promotion and information dissemination at our association (Amakusa Reihoku Tourist Association), along with a diverse group of members, will take the stage. We welcome not only the townspeople but also anyone interested in the revitalization of Reihokumachi, community building, immigration and settlement, and digitalization to join us! ■ Event Overview Date: Thursday, June 11, 2026, from 13:30 to 15:40 (Registration starts at 13:00) Venue: Shiki Meeting House Community Hall Admission: Free (Everyone is welcome to participate) ■ Introduction of Speakers and Their Fields Koichiro Nakano ── Promotion of Immigration and Settlement Atsushi Kudo ── University Collaboration and Regional Branding Kenta Ogata ── Tourism Promotion and Information Dissemination Hideki Ohnita ── Solving Local Issues Using Digital Tools and Public-Private Partnerships Yuki Okuyama ── Digital Divide Countermeasures Yoko Goto ── Promotion Advisor ■ Contact Information Reihokumachi Planning and Policy Division Address: 660 Shiki, Reihokumachi, Amakusa District, Kumamoto Prefecture, 863-2503 TEL: 0969-35-3334 FAX: 0969-35-2454 We sincerely look forward to your attendance!

Taken on June 1, 2014. This is the pinwheel next to the main hall of Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine.

At the Roadside Station "Kamu Flower Park" the weather has become just right for a stroll while enjoying soft serve ice cream. However, on days when the temperature suddenly rises to 30°C, the heat can be overwhelming♨ If you stop by the roadside station, be sure to visit the adjacent Flower Park. Flowers peek through the swaying grasses in the gentle breeze. Please take your time to explore both the area that the caretaker has cultivated over the past few years and the area that is currently being redesigned. I believe the garden will show various faces during the summer and autumn🌼🌿🏵️ Enjoy the grass-fed milk soft serve ice cream available at the roadside station's shop as your companion on your stroll🍦 The caretaker also has an Instagram account showcasing the daily garden updates! Check it out at @kamu_natural_garden https://www.instagram.com/kamu_natural_garden?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==... - Flower Park admission fee: 200 yen for high school students and above *Free for residents - The window painting created in spring will be on display for about one more month. Visiting Kamu after 2 PM, the sunlight beautifully illuminated the painting on the floor. I hope everyone who visits Kamu has a wonderful time! #Flower Park #Kamu #Garden

I went to Busan, South Korea.

Taken on June 1, 2014. This is the windmill in the shrine plaza at Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine.

The pinnacle of soccer, the FIFA World Cup 2026, is finally set to kick off on June 11! With the number of participating countries expanded to 48, the tournament promises to be even more exciting. Jumbo Tomachopp at the Tomakomai Tourist Information Center will be cheering with all its might!

The snow shape of Mt. Chogatake can be seen from Azumino.😀 On the left shoulder of Mt. Chogatake, the snow shape resembling a butterfly, which inspired its name, is visible. Due to the recent heat, the snow is melting quickly, and before I knew it, it has become quite different from its original butterfly shape…💦

Rokuzan Hall, located in the Rokuzan Art Museum in Azumino, is an iconic presence in Azumino. You can encounter works by Moriye Ogihara (Rokuzan) and Kotaro Takamura, who opened the door to modern Japanese sculpture. 😄

Jōnen Dōsojin under the cherry tree It feels like the village shrine of Mt. Jonen 😆

Meeting after the sea, a special day spent at the Shonan Hiratsuka Tanabata Matsuri 🎋 About an hour by train from Tokyo. In Hiratsuka, located in Kanagawa Prefecture's Shonan area, the entire town is adorned with colorful Tanabata decorations every summer. "Shonan Hiratsuka Tanabata Matsuri." Known as one of Japan's three major Tanabata festivals, it is a summer tradition. Gigantic Tanabata decorations fill the streets. People in yukata. The summer town transitions from dusk to night. A nostalgic atmosphere flows, reminiscent of a scene from a movie. However, the charm of Hiratsuka is not just the festival. Close by, there is a beautiful sea. The crystal-clear blue sea, unlike anything you'd expect near Tokyo. Colorful fish swim around. Soft corals sway gently. In the morning, dive into the sea world. And in the evening, immerse yourself in a Japanese summer festival. This is the allure of the Shonan area, where you can spend such a special day. Diving is not just about entering the sea. It's about feeling the local atmosphere, walking through the town, meeting people, and experiencing Japan's seasons. The time that follows the sea becomes an important memory of the journey. This year's "Shonan Hiratsuka Tanabata Matsuri" is scheduled to be held from July 3rd to 5th. Discover another Japan that you won't find just by sightseeing in Tokyo. Experience the summer of Japan that unfolds beyond the sea. 🌈At Hokule'a Shonan, we offer small-group diving tours in the seas near Tokyo. Beginners and solo participants are also welcome. English support is available. We hope you enjoy not only the sea but also a special day spent in Japan. 【Related Keywords】 Diving near Tokyo / Kanagawa Diving / Shonan Diving / Hiratsuka Tanabata Matsuri / Tokyo Day Trip / Hidden Japan / Dive Near Tokyo / Japan Summer Festival / Japanese Ocean Experience / Tokyo Day Trip Shonan Hiratsuka Tanabata Matsuri Photo provided by the Hiratsuka City Tourism Association.

The ears of wheat illuminated by the setting sun create a beautiful landscape of golden-colored wheat fields as the sun sets behind the Northern Alps.