Thinking about the future of the oceans and what we can do on World Environment Day Hello, this is 🌊 Hokule'a Shonan June 5 is World Environment Day 🌏 For those of us who face the sea every day and work to deliver the charm of the sea, This is a special day with a very important meaning. When you hear the word "environmental issues," you may feel that it is a distant story. Issues that should be addressed by the government and companies, and what experts should consider It's easy to think like that. The truth is that environmental issues do not belong to "anyone" but to each of us. For example, straws and plastic shopping bags from convenience stores that you used casually. Even if you think you have thrown it away properly, it will be blown away by the wind and washed away by the rain. Thereare you may end up in the sea. As a result, more and more plastic waste continues to grow in the ocean. If we don't do anything, It is said that 😢 by 2050, the amount of plastic in the ocean will exceed the amount of fish And the fish that accidentally ate the plastic died, Sea turtles are dying, whales are dying, and seabirds are dying. Is that the kind of future we really want? 🐢🐟🐋🕊️ What we can do doesn't have to be big. However, each of them has the power to change the future in a big way. For example ✅ Don't "opt" for single-use plastic products ✅ "Picking up" plastic waste that has fallen on the Coast Even the smallest actions can eventually lead to big changes. One thing 🌱 you can do today In Hokule'a Shonan, through diving and snorkeling, I feel that it is our mission to focus on and convey both the beauty of the ocean and the challenges we are currently facing. Passing on the beautiful ocean to the next generation. Why don't you start doing just one thing today? #WorldEnvironmentDay #OceanPlastic #OneActionCanChangeTheFuture #ProtectOurOceans #DiveAgainstDebris #PADI #SDGs14 #ProjectAware #HokuleaShonan

Roadside Station Takano, a popular roadside station in Shobara City, Hiroshima Prefecture, will celebrate its 12th anniversary on April 12, 2025, and we have been able to enter our 13th year! ✨✨ To express our gratitude to everyone, we will Held in the "Roadside Station Takano 12th Anniversary Thanksgiving Festival". 【Events Name】Roadside Station Takano's 12th Anniversary Thanksgiving Festival Date: Saturday, June 7, 2025 and Sunday, June 8, 2025 9:00~17:00 【Place】Roadside Station Takano 【Address】〒727-0423 Shobara City, Hiroshima Prefecture, Koya-cho, Shimomonda 49 【Contents】 Hibagon and the others are also haunted! 🎪 Sales booth by shipper 🤝 "Roadside Station Collaboration" "Roadside Station Gourmet Booth" 🚔 "A large gathering of working cars!" Boarding experience & shooting! 🪪Let's make a JAF child safety license! 🍎 Unveiling of "2-day only" Sweets and new products! 🏕 Onidani Auto Camp "Wood chopping & bonfire experience" 🩸 Meiji Yasuda Life "Health Check Corner" (6/7 only) ⚠️ Cafe Restaurant Sorara "Eat-in Space" 【Vacation restaurant will be closed for 2 days】 And! With our daily gratitude to all of you... 🤖🤡🤹‍♀️ ◾️ For those who ◾️ purchase 2,500 yen or more at the Direct sales You will receive a "Garapon lottery ticket" to win a wonderful ○〇! * Distribution will end as soon as the Premiums are gone * Fun for more information as we keep you updated! Please come and visit us! Production and staff are looking forward to seeing you 💁 ♀️ 
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Fukkoji Hydrangeas ❚ Bloom Status as of June 3, 2025 Fukkoji, located in Asaji Town, Bungo-Ono, Oita Prefecture, is famous as a hydrangea sightseeing spot. The hydrangeas are currently about 40–50% in bloom. Flowering is progressing. The plants that bloomed early are showing beautiful flowers. We will announce updates on the bloom status as they come. [Location] Kamiotsuka, Asaji Town, Bungo-Ono, Oita Prefecture [Access] About 10 minutes by car from JR Asaji Station [Parking] Available (free) [Toilets] Available ❚ Fukkoji The bas-relief Buddhist statue carved into the temple grounds, including its pedestal, stands at about 11 meters tall and is one of Japan’s largest rock-carved Buddhas. The central enormous figure is Fudo Myo-o. Fudo Myo-o typically appears in an angry form, but years of wind and rain have softened this carving into a round, gentle expression. Although it is a large Fudo Myo-o, it has a very approachable appearance. Fukkoji is also called Hydrangea Temple because so many hydrangeas are planted there. During the rainy season, you can see numerous hydrangea blooms alongside the rock-carved Buddha. The hydrangeas planted here are cared for by the temple and local residents. ■■■ Access to central Bungo-Ono City ■■■ About 3 hours by car from JR Hakata Station, Fukuoka Prefecture About 2 hours by car from JR Kumamoto Station, Kumamoto Prefecture About 1 hour 20 minutes by car from JR Beppu Station, Oita Prefecture About 1 hour 20 minutes by car from JR Yufuin Station, Oita Prefecture ■■■■■■■■■■■■ Introducing sightseeing and recommended spots in Kyushu, Bungo-Ono, Oita Prefecture ■■■■■■■■■■■■

A message from the Saikai City Tourism Association about a scenic spot in Seihi, Saikai City♪ Saikai City, Nagasaki Prefecture faces the sea on three sides and offers breathtaking views from its hilltop parks! 1. Hachiningatake Park 1639 Hirayamago, Seihi, Saikai City, Nagasaki 851-3425 There are various theories about the origin of the place name “Hachiningatake.” One says eight Genji warriors who came chasing Heike fugitives sought shelter from a sudden storm in a rock cave but died in a landslide; another says the name comes from eight warriors wrestling there. From the observatory you can see the Ajiro Peninsula, which looks like a dragon’s head, and the islands floating in Omura Bay. From the shore outward the islands continue in this order: Heta Yasuhō Island → Oki Yasuhō Island → Tamago Island → Yaki Island → Chidori Island → Dō Island → Nagashima → Yahazu Island. Tamago Island and Chidori Island retain legends of Heike fugitives. After the Heike were defeated at the Battle of Dan-no-ura, Taira no Atsumori’s wife Tamayorihime, her maid Chidorihime, and Tamayorihime’s nurse Yodohime fled here but were captured. The three women were said to have been housed separately. A stone shrine still remains on Tamago Island, where Tamayorihime is enshrined. On Chidori Island a small natural stone inscribed “Spirit of Chidori” is said to be enshrined. Also, Nagashima is known as the birthplace of round cultured pearls. 2. Shihondo Park Shirazaki, Seihi, Saikai City, Nagasaki 851-3312 This park is located on the west shore of Omura Bay in Seihi. You can enjoy year-round walks among seasonal flowers, camping, and barbecues. The park has an observatory with spectacular views over Omura Bay, plus play equipment for young children. The park also contains historically significant sites: the “Mikoshikake-ishi,” a stone said to mark where Fujiwara Naosumi (the ancestor of the Omura clan) landed and sat while en route to Omura, and “Ocha-no-mizu,” a spring where he is said to have drawn water to offer tea, giving the park a sense of history.

Nice to meet you all! Shikoku is Iyo City Tourism and Products Association Soleyo in Iyo City, Ehime Prefecture. From now on, we will broadcasting the charm of Iyo City, Ehime Prefecture, sightseeing and events Information, etc., so Best regards! Iyo City is located almost in the center of Ehime Prefecture, about 25 minutes by Car from Matsuyama City, where the Dogo Onsen is located, and has good Access, such as the Train 2 line, and the scenery of the good old Japan remains. The former Iyo area is full of warm humanity and a town that retains the atmosphere of merchant autonomy, the Nakayama area is rich in the blessings of rural woodlands with a glimpse of history and culture along the Along the roads, and the Sokai area is embraced by the bounty of lush greenery and the calm Seto Inland Sea. The land colored by three personalities is full of things and things loved by the Locals. When you say, "I want to go to a place like this," "I want to eat something like that," or "I want to do something like that," we say, "It's in the city!"

The 2nd Yamaga Waguri Sweets Fair [Trade Show] has begun! Yamaga City is the largest chestnut-producing area in western Japan. This season brings sweets made with those “Yamaga waguri” chestnuts. At each of 11 shops, you’ll find new items not sold last autumn or upgraded versions of previous offerings. Chestnut lovers, please visit each shop. Also, if you complete the survey, you’ll be entered into a draw to win “chestnut goods” and more. Pick up a brochure and be sure to apply. Event period: June 1, 2025 (Sunday) to June 30, 2025 (Monday) Search for “Yamaga waguri”!!

Photographed on June 1, 25. In the Precincts of Kawagoe Hachimangu Shrine, 💙 I found a hydrangea of.

[Beware of ⚠️🦌 wild animals] Yamanouchi Town is an area with a large number of wild animals. In particular, Shiga Highlands is a habitat for antelope and deer, so you can be anywhere. It may come out suddenly while driving, so it is recommended 🦌🚗 to drive slowly at night³₃ You may be surprised to see an antelope that is more than 1 meter long, but antelopes are not animals that can harm people. Most of the time, when they see people, they go 😊 back to the mountains If you see one, keep an eye on it 🦌

Mihama’s saba heshiko and midi tomatoes have been selected for Zojirushi’s onigiri specialty shop at the Osaka-Kansai Expo! At Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, Zojirushi Mahobin Co., Ltd. will operate a booth in the pavilion of the Osaka Food Service Industry Association, selling onigiri made with rice cooked in their own rice cookers. From Wednesday, June 11 to Tuesday, July 15, 2025, onigiri representing the Tokai and Hokuriku regions will feature a Fukui specialty. For those fillings, Mihama Town’s saba heshiko and midi tomatoes have been chosen. Please enjoy onigiri made with Mihama’s specialties at the Osaka-Kansai Expo. ★Campaign in Mihama Town Eligible: The first 50 customers who purchase a “Saba Heshiko Tomato Onigiri” and bring the identifying sticker attached to the product. Details: Discounted boarding (50% off) for the battery-powered sightseeing boat at the Lake Center. Period: Wednesday, June 11, 2025 – Tuesday, March 31, 2026. https://www.zojirushi.co.jp/gohan/onigiriwow/expo/...

Minagi Station on the Bobi Line in Okayama Prefecture. It is a retro station that has been carrying people and feelings since 1925 (at that time, it was the terminus of the Bobi South Line, the predecessor of the Bobi Line). There are many stations in the Chugoku region, including the Bobi Line, with such a retro atmosphere, so I would like to visit all of them someday.

Photographed on June 1, 25. It is Hanachozu of Kawagoe Hachimangu Shrine.

Tado Town at this time of year is too 😍 nice Tado-cho, Kuwana City, Mie Prefecture 2025/5 * Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Comprehensive Flight Permit has been obtained. * Notification of flight plan and preparation of flight log book

Japan houses lined up in the back with the Nose Electric Railway 7200 series near Myomiguchi, the northernmost point of Osaka. I was able to talk about various things with the farmer who was working in the field, and the conversation was lively. It was quiet and rich in nature, so I want to go again.

Photographed on June 1, 25. At the Nakamachi Tourist Information Center, the "Cat Exhibition" by Styrofoam three-dimensional artist Kimio Yajima is being held in. 🐈 ⬛ is stretching.

SUP Experience Event in Tomioka 2025 Held✨ On Saturday, May 31, a safety prayer ceremony for a safe summer at sea and the SUP Experience Event in Tomioka 2025 took place at Tomioka Beach 👏 Blessed with good weather, all participants enjoyed stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) on the day 🏖️ There’s nothing like the exhilaration of standing on a board and paddling across the sea! We plan to hold the event again next year, so be sure to join us 👍 Tomioka Beach, selected as one of the Ministry of the Environment’s Top 100 Clear Beaches, offers exceptionally transparent waters and makes a great sunset spot 🌅 Be sure to include it in your summer plans ❤️

Isehara Flower Report 2025.06.04 Here is the state of the hydrangeas along the Hinata no Hikagemichi (Sun-to-Shade Path). Some hydrangeas have begun to bloom, but most still lack color and there are few flowers, so the best viewing period looks to be a little further ahead. Yawamushi (mountain leeches) appear on the shaded path, so please bring salt or repellents and take precautions. For details, see the tourism association website. https://isehara-kanko.com/news/flower/10348/...

When you walk around In the town, you will see various flowers. This time, I found lily of the valley. Lily of the valley is one of the flowers that represents Hokkaido, and it is said that many native species of Japan grow wild in the highlands of Tohoku and Hokkaido. Gari about 10 or so white bell-shaped white florets hang on one flower stalk. This flower has Aroma and, and spherical fruits grow after the flower and ripen red, but it seems that you need to be careful because the whole plant is a poisonous plant. Flowering time is May and June, I hope I can enjoy it until the end of this month. June 15 (Sun) 10:00~ The area next to Shintoku Station exchange center There are opening Events. This lily of the valley is blooming especially near the exchange center, so if you are interested, please 🌸 come and see it because it is in Best time to visit (As for lily of the valley, I quoted a part from the Home page of Hokkaido. ） When I walk around the town, I see a lot of different flowers. This time, I found a lily of the valley. Lily of the valley is one of the flowers that represents Hokkaido, and it seems that the native species grows wild in the highlands of Tohoku and Hokkaido. About 10 small white bell-shaped flowers hang from one flower stalk. This flower has a scent, and after flowering, a spherical fruit grows that ripens red, but the whole plant is poisonous, so care should be taken. It blooms in May and June, so I hope I can enjoy it for the rest of this month. Sunday, June 15th, 10:00- There will be an opening event for the Tokutoku Community Center next to Shintoku Station. This lily of the valley is blooming near the Tokutoku Community Center, so if you're interested, come and see it now as it's in full bloom🌸 (For more information on lily of the valley, please see the Hokkaido website) #Hokkaido #Tokachi #Shintoku Town #Shintoku #Shintoku Tourism Association #Shintoku Station #Station front Complex facility #tuktuk ##Lily of the valley #Suzuran #hokkaido #hokkaidotrip #hokkaidotourism #tourism #tokachi #shintoku #lilyofthevalley #welcomeshintoku #discovershintoku

#005 This time, I will introduce the Tsuno town soccer team aiming to join the J.League, Veros Chronos Tsuno. Veros, currently based in Tsunocho, Koyu District, Miyazaki Prefecture, plays in the Kyushu Soccer League and is striving to join the J.League. In this post, I will touch on Veros’s details, history, initiatives, and one player I worked with. ◆Details about Veros The hometown is Tsunocho and the home stadium is Tsunocho Fujimi Park Athletic Stadium, where the team trains daily toward its goals. The club color is asagi (light blue-green), and the operating corporation is J.FC Miyazaki Co., Ltd., founded in 2014. ◆History of Veros In 2019, J.FC MIYAZAKI (the former team of Veros) and the general incorporated association Tsuno Sports Commission of Tsunocho signed an agreement on the Tsuno vocational training project. The following year they moved the hometown from Miyazaki City to Tsunocho and adopted the current asagi club color. The next year the club name changed to Veros Chronos Tsuno, and the team logo and emblem were revamped. Veros’s history as a name is short, but the team actually has a much longer background. I will abbreviate that history here. By the way, the name Veros Chronos Tsuno comes from combining the Greek word for “arrow,” veros, referring to Yatake Falls in Tsunocho, and Chronos, the Greek mythological god of agriculture. ◆Recent Veros I started working at the Tsuno Town Tourism Association in April last year, and since then I learned about Veros, worked with them, and began supporting the team. Many Veros players balance being professional footballers and company employees. The root of this is the regional revitalization cooperation program. The program brings people from urban areas to depopulated or disadvantaged regions to live and carry out community revitalization activities. Veros adopts this system: players devote their mornings to soccer and work at various places in the afternoons. Employers include local farmers, companies, and organizations in Tsunocho, grouped as digital teams or agricultural teams. Last year, one player was assigned to the tourism association as a cooperation squad member for a year. Veros’s youth teams are also attracting attention. As part of the general incorporated association Tsuno Sports Academy’s efforts, they run a unique, community-engaged project to nurture young people from childhood through youth in sport, daily life, education, vocational training, and local engagement. Before being athletes, these young people grow into good members of society, serve as role models for the community, and lead regional development—this kind of human resource development may be unique to this town. Frankly, if I imagined myself as a professional athlete, I would find it hard to accept working another job while still a pro; I might wonder why I had to do it. Because of that doubt, I asked players about it. ◆A player who was seconded to the tourism association as a cooperation squad member said “Certainly, some players question doing farming or working with computers while being professionals. Some players are dissatisfied with the team’s methods and policies. Still, this characteristic is rare among other teams, and for those of us without social experience, it’s a valuable opportunity. It’s rewarding, and it has changed how I think about everyday life. Joining this tourism association made me feel that, being of an age called a veteran, I must set an example for the team, and the results here strengthen ties with local residents. When I consider life after retirement, some will enter society or stay involved with soccer. In society, past athletic experience hardly carries weight. That’s why joining Veros prompted me to think about life after retirement and who I will be when I re-enter society. I want to say this: these experiences become a wonderful asset in life. There will come a time when you think, ‘It was because of that experience,’ or ‘Because I was at Veros.’ Young players might not understand now, but by working hard where you are, you earn recognition from teammates, coaches, staff, and, more broadly, local residents. That recognition will bring support not just for you but for the team. Because it’s a small town, working together and helping each other makes the team rooted in the community and able to aim higher.” He told me this. He now lives in Kanagawa Prefecture and works as a secretary to a local assembly member. That was surprising, but it’s undoubtedly the result of what he built for himself. Next, I will talk about what I felt during the year I worked with him. When I joined the tourism association in April 2024, he had been dispatched about two months earlier as the association’s first cooperation squad member. My first impression was that he looked flashy, but we quickly became close and often acted together. At the summer festival, under the blazing sun, our team carried the mikoshi shrine float. We traveled together on business to the sister city Saroma in Hokkaido and to the sister city Itoman in Okinawa Prefecture, where he was in charge of grilling local jidori chicken over charcoal at events. Looking back, he was a hard worker. The event we worked hardest on together was one of Tsunocho’s famous festivals, the Industry Festival. We arranged stalls and food trucks, scoped venues, and took on new challenges together. I may have seen him more as a respected senior colleague at work than merely as a soccer player. He rarely acted like a footballer while working. Then, at the end of 2024, he retired from soccer, left the cooperation squad, and became a secretary to an assembly member. It is common for retired professional athletes to stay in sports as managers, coaches, sports directors, or move into team management. I was amazed that he became a secretary to an assembly member after retirement. No wonder it was covered in online news. Working with someone like him from my first year as a professional was a valuable experience for me too. I write this because I believe Veros Chronos’s initiatives have real meaning. These efforts greatly influence players’ careers after retirement. Some players fell in love with Tsunocho after joining Veros and chose to live here after retirement. By not only cheering the team but cooperating with local residents, I am convinced that both Tsunocho and Veros will develop together. This year, they dominated the league with five wins and one loss, and in the Emperor’s Cup they beat J3’s Gainare Tottori, setting up a second-round match against J1 Nagoya Grampus on June 11. I hope for a giant-killing upset. I will continue to watch Veros Chronos Tsuno’s progress!!

At "Yurigahara Park" in Sapporo It's kind of sexy, isn't it?

Ghost Story Night Told in an Old Folk House 👻👀 We will hold “Ghost Story Night Told in an Old Folk House” at the Yamaguchi Family Residence 👻 We look forward to your participation 🌈 📆 Date and Time: Saturday, July 12 — doors open at 7:00 PM 📍 Venue: Yamaguchi Family Residence (1-2-31 Nishikinocho Higashi, Sakai-ku, Sakai) 💰 Admission: ¥1,800 (separate Yamaguchi Family Residence entrance fee required) 👫 Capacity: 40 people 📲 Registration & Inquiries: TEL/FAX: 072-224-1155 ✉ Email: info@sakai-machiyamuseums.com 🔎 For details, search “About applying for ‘Ghost Story Night Told in an Old Folk House’” Organizer: Sakai City Machiya Museum Designated Manager Cooperation: Sachi Hamada and the Sakai Yokai Art Festival Executive Office

Photographed on June 1, 25. At the Nakamachi Tourist Information Center, the "Cat Exhibition" by Styrofoam three-dimensional artist Kimio Yajima is Held in until June 8 (Sun). 🩷 Up to 3 were found. 🐈🩷

National Route No. 292 Shiga-Kusatsu Road (including from Manza Sanjiro on the Gunma Prefecture side to Tenguyama Gate), which had been closed, was lifted on May 22 and became 🚙 passable Along with this, we have 🚎 started operating the express bus "Kusatsu Hot spring Line ♨️" It is ♨️🚌🚌 ♨️🐒 a dream pass crossing route where you can go around the prefecture from Yudanaka Shibu Hot Spring Village to Kusatsu Use 🚍 by all means if you are not confident in driving or if you come by public transportation * It does not pass through Yudanaka Station. * Delays and cancellations may occur due to road conditions, traffic conditions, etc. https://www.nagadenbus.co.jp/express/summer/shigakogen/...

The roses of the "Azumino Rose Garden" were 🌹 blooming beautifully On a sunny day, you can enjoy ☀️🏔️ roses along with the view of the Northern Alps (unfortunately it was cloudy on this day... ☁️） Kitaazumi-gun, Nagano Prefecture Ikeda Town 7064-13 *Admission is free. * 🅿️ About 8 cars

[Shobara Tourism Promotion Organization (Shobara DMO) Announcement] Good morning 🌞 Today, Cool Japan Video granted this account an official badge ✨✨✨ And thank you, as always, to everyone who watches. We will continue working hard to share the charms of Shobara, Hiroshima Prefecture in an easy-to-understand and enjoyable way so that more people will visit! If you’re curious about outing information for Shobara, Hiroshima Prefecture, please check the Shobara Tourism Information site "Shobara Tourism Navi"! Shobara Tourism Promotion Organization (Shobara DMO) is an organization that values contributing to the community and personal growth! ▷ Development and sales of tourism products and local specialties that leverage regional resources. ▷ Promotion, PR, and sales activities to attract tourists and tours. ▷ Information services for inquiries about tourist information. [Contact] Shobara Tourism Promotion Organization (General Incorporated Association) TEL 0824-75-0173 FAX 0824-75-0172 Shobara DMO official site ▽ https://shobara-dmo.jp// Shobara Tourism Navi information site ▽ https://www.shobara-info.com//

【 Let's 🚲 travel by e-bike】 You can 🚲💨 rent an e-bike at the Yamanouchi Information Center in front of Yudanaka Station ●E-bike rental Use hours: 10 a.m. ~ 5 p.m. ●Use fee: 2 hours / 2,000 yen 3 hours / 2,500 yen 4 hours / 3,000 yen 1 day / 4,000 yen ●Regular holiday: Open all year *Temporary closure Thereare are limited, so you can make a reservation in advance! !️ 📞Contact 0269-38-9100 ☎

【🌱 Held in Shiga 🎻 Highlands Summer Concert】 Held in the Shiga Highlands Summer Concert, a summer tradition of Shiga Highlands, again this 🎷🎺🎻🎶 year The Shiga Highlands Summer Concert is Held in held every year in Hall 98 of the Shiga Highlands General Hall, supervised by the late Seiji Ozawa, Yamanouchi Town Honorary Town residents, as a place for those who visit music training camp Shiga Highlands to present their achievements, and this year will be the 27th Held in 🎼.•*¨*•.¸¸♬🎶•*¨*•.¸¸♬•*¨*•.¸¸♪ ♩ Held in Place: Shiga Highlands General Hall 98 (Yamanouchi Town Shiga Highlands Hasuike) ♩ Held in schedule: All daytime sessions Open 15:00, Start 15:30, End 17:00 1st August 4 (Mon) Hachioji Gakuen Hachioji High School Brass Band Club Session 2: August 14 (Thu) Keio University Wind Ensemble 3rd August 20 (Water) Waseda Brass Band 4th August 21 (Thu) Kokugakuin University Feuel Cole Mixed Choir Session 5: August 25 (Mon) Tokyo University of Science Orchestra 6th September 1 (Mon) Toyo University Orchestra ♩Other: ・Admission is free. ・Thereare the schedule may change depending on the situation of the participating organizations. ・Commemorative pin badges for the concert will be sold at the venue. ・ On the day of the event, a free Pick up and drop off bus There are from the front of the Yamanouchi Town Cultural Center (first-come, first-served basis). 🚍 Pick up and drop off schedule Destination: Depart from Cultural Center 14:45 ▷▶ Arrive at Shiga Highlands General Hall 98 Kaikan 15:15 Return: Depart from Shiga Highlands General Hall 98 Kaikan 17:15▷ ▶ Arrive at Cultural Center 17: Around 45 https://www.info-yamanouchi.net/2025/05/07/%E5%BF%97%E8%B3%80%E9%AB%98%E5%8E%9F%E3%82%B5%E3%83%9E%E3%83%BC%E3%82%B3%E3%83%B3%E3%82%B5%E3%83%BC%E3%83%88%E9%96%8B%E5%82%AC%E3%81%AE%E3%81%8A%E7%9F%A5%E3%82%89%E3%81%9B/...

The rainy sky was just right, so I took a picture aiming for the reflection of the water pool at Tokyo Station before the rain stopped. I shot it from various angles, and this one was the best. Tokyo Station on a rainy night is really beautiful.

Photographed on June 1, 25. After Prayer to Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine, I relaxed at the Starbucks Bell Ring Street store. It is a soy chai tea latte and an Earl Grey & orange scone sandwich.

The irises of the former Saijo Domain Jinya site (now Saijo Prefectural High School) are in Best time to visit. Enjoy the Ehime Folk Crafts Museum, the Historical Township Museum, and the Five Hundred Turtles Memorial Hall. 〒793-0023 Around 234 Akiyashiki, Saijo City, Ehime Prefecture About 15 minutes from Iyo Saijo IC About 20 minutes from Iyo Komatsu IC About a 20-minute walk from JR Iyo Saijo Station Bicycles are also available for rent at the exchange center next to the station.

【Information on Stalls】 2025.7.5 (Sat) Yuzuyan goods will be sold at the Anime Classics Fireworks Events! Both the new Yuzuyan fan and pins are Ran Dam specifications, but they are all cute ~ finished! Those who get it as soon as possible will also receive a novelty on the day?! Stay tuned 🙌