From the summit of Mt. Omuro in Shizuoka Prefecture. The spread of Mt. Fuji seems to envelop other mountains and cities with their arms wide open. When you stand on the top of the mountain and face Mt. Fuji, you feel as if you are on an equal footing, but Mt. Fuji is a mother, and even a son who wants to stretch himself will eventually feel protected by his mother's hands. An existence that cannot be surpassed, and a warm existence.

It is a sunflower field in Dewa Park in Koshigaya City, Saitama Prefecture. The Musashino Line passes Soba (buckwheat noodles) right next to it. Trains running toward the Sunrise in the early morning, and sunflowers blooming with all their might toward the Sunrise. In this way, bathed in the Sunrise, the creatures are full of power to do their best today.

It is Mt. Fuji on the Shizuoka Prefecture side in winter. I took this photo from the top of a Takadai tower called Mt. Fuji Dragon Tower in Tagonoura Minato Park. Gari seems to be a bit shy, and it's (^_^;) difficult to find the right time to show your face Betting on a glimmer of hope, a few hours of driving the car. I've been waiting for this moment!! I really like Mt. Fuji without a cloud, but Mt. Fuji, which is a little embarrassed and clouded, is also quite cool. There was a hole in the wall of the tower, so I took a picture in a little frame style.

Sensoji Temple overflowing with inbound tourism The global wave is also surging into the atmospheric scenery of downtown (laughs).

Once every four years, a portable shrine passes through the urban shopping street. While high-rise condominiums are lined up due to redevelopment, I feel very proud that the traditional festival continues. At Tsukishima Nishinaka Shopping Street, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

The view from a mountain temple in Yamagata Prefecture. The view at the end of more than 1,000 steps was spectacular. It was a very quiet and quaint place.

A 4-minute walk from Tomakomai Station, about 1,000 Hina dolls are 🎎 on display at the "Fashion Mail Plaza" again this year In addition to the standard Japanese dolls decorated in 30 tiers, there are also There are ✨ chicks that reflect the state of the world, which is a sight to behold It will be on display until March 10th, so please take a look.

　As some of you may know from newspapers and news, Lake Onneto "Mountain Inn Nonaka Hot Spring", which suffered a fire last month, is currently completely closed. At the entrance to the site, a rope is stretched and a "No Entry" sign is posted. However, unfortunately, trespassing is constant, and some people come to the Hot Spring and enter the Hot Spring without permission. 　Nonaka Hot Spring is currently closed. It seems that false information is also streamed on social media, but please refrain from visiting, including out of interest. Currently, there is no prospect of reconstruction, but we will inform you again when it reopens, so thank you.

Today, I attended the Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine Epoch Festival.

I tried to register. This is a test post. Accompanied by a photo taken on Kashiwa Island in Kochi Prefecture in the summer.

Daikichi and nuts covered with light snow It's like 🐻🍩 a donut sprinkled with powdered sugar Squid are more familiar to the people of Hokkaido? 🐻

This is one of the photos when I went to Kiyomizu Temple. It was very big, beautiful and overwhelming. I was surprised that there were so many foreigners!

This is one of the photos from my trip to Osaka. I'm from Miyagi Prefecture, but I thought the rope entrance was very unusual and cool, so I took a picture. It was also the first time I saw "Don't Touch the Rope" on the platform.

Enjoy the winter sea! Heal with ✨ a neighborhood dive It's close, it's beautiful, it's funny, and it's the best 😄 Only 40 minutes by car from the shop in Hiratsuka! I dived at the neighborhood point "Manazuru / Enoura"! The visibility was 15m, the weather was clear 🌞, and it was 👏 a perfect diving day Diving in the glitter is soothing ✨ I was also able 🤗 to meet the lord of Enoura "Kobudai" It was very powerful! In addition, a commemorative photo with Doraemon is also perfect 📸 Thank you to 🙏 everyone who participated After all, the sea in winter is beautiful and awesome! ---------------------- 😍 Embark on an unforgettable diving trip! 🌊 Let's 🇯🇵🗻 enjoy the beautiful sea of Japan with "Hokule'a Shonan" ⭐️ Experience Diving ⭐️ Snorkeling ⭐️ Sense acquisition ⭐️ Fun Diving We have a program that everyone can enjoy, from beginners to professional divers! Small group size, so even beginners can feel safe and secure ✨ PADI 5-Star Certified Center🏅 ---------------------- 🤿 Dive Shop Hokule'a Shonan 🏝️ 🏠1 hour from JR Tokyo Station + 30 seconds 🚶 ♀️ walk from JR Hiratsuka Station

【Shirataki Winter Sugata】 Take a look 😳! Due to the cold wave of the past few days, Shirataki has become ❄️✨ beautiful with snow and ice A series of slightly bluish snow and ice pillars make it a spectacular sight 👏 If you can, see for yourself! … I would like to say that, but the road to Shirataki is also coated with snow and ice and is ⚠️ very dangerous This time, specially trained tourism association staff have climbed out of life, so please Enjoy the photos ... 🙏🙏🙏 This is already a dangerous road to Shirataki, so please understand 😭 Even so, the art created by Nature is really beautiful... I was tired of all the snow, but it's ✨ not all bad Let's 💪❤️ 🔥 have a positive and fun time

📣 March 5 only! Enjoy sumo and Shinto at Ohtori Grand Shrine 🏯💪 A rare experience plan lets you watch Arashio-beya’s morning sumo practice at Ohtori Grand Shrine and attend a special talk by a Shinto priest titled “Shinto and Sumo.” ✨ 👀 This is your chance to see rikishi train up close with the same intensity as in competition! The talk on the deep ties between Shinto and sumo will make watching matches even more enjoyable. 🎤 🗓️ Date: Wednesday, March 5 💰 Fee: 5,500 yen (about 3.5 hours) 📬 Registration deadline: One week before the event date ✨ Participants will also receive commemorative gifts from Ohtori Grand Shrine and Arashio-beya! 🔍 For details and to apply, check the “Experience Tours & Plans” section via the URL in our profile.

📣 Experience Sakai’s knife-making! Join the “Sakai Koyo Knife Factory & Gallery Tour” and a short knife-sharpening workshop! 🗡️✨ 👩🏼‍✈️On the tour, you’ll see parts of the knife-making process that are usually hidden from view! 🔧 Afterwards, try a mini knife-sharpening lesson in the gallery. Knife fans will be thrilled by a gallery displaying some 500 blades—definitely worth seeing. Please enjoy! 📅 Date: Thursday, February 27th, 2025 👥 Capacity: 6 people (single participants welcome) 💰 Fee: ¥4,000 (about 2 hours) 📫 Apply by three days before the event date! 🔍 For details, check the Sakai tourism guide Experience Plans & Tours 📞 Contact: Sakai Tourism and Convention Bureau Public Interest Incorporated Association (072-233-6601) Come experience Sakai’s traditional craftsmanship with us! 🔪🌟 We look forward to your participation!

🔍Let's uncover some of Sakai’s little-known past! 👀 ✨Special exhibition "Encyclopedia of Life in Sakai" now on display📣 The tools we use every day and the scenes around us have changed in many ways over time📚This exhibition focuses on four themes—Sakai Prefecture as it existed in the early Meiji period, Sakai’s connections with international exhibitions, the tools once used in Sakai, and Sakai’s landscapes—using old photographs, sketches, and actual tools that were used here♪ Please come with your family and friends! 🔍For more details, search for "Encyclopedia of Life in Sakai"!

Maido! This is the Sakai Tourism and Convention Bureau Public Interest Incorporated Association! On Cool Japan Video, we will be sharing information about Sakai City in Osaka Prefecture, so we hope you will enjoy it! Sakai City sits in the south-central part of Osaka Prefecture, facing Osaka Bay, and is a compelling city where history, culture, and modern life coexist. With a population of about 810,000, it is the second largest city in Osaka Prefecture after Osaka City. Step away from the bustle of the streets, and you will find historic burial mounds and venerable shrines—an altogether different, rich charm lives here. Sakai’s history is ancient: people settled here more than 10,000 years ago in the Paleolithic era, and many stone tools and pottery pieces have been unearthed from Sakai’s archaeological sites. From the late 4th century onward, burial mounds were built one after another, eventually forming a group of over 100 tumuli. These mounds still remain throughout the city, allowing you to feel history up close. During the Sengoku period, Sakai prospered as an international trading port. Now, let us introduce some of Sakai City’s most attractive sightseeing spots. First is the Mozu Tombs and Furuichi Burial Mounds. Consisting of the Mozu area in Sakai City and the Furuichi area in Habikino City and Fujiidera City, the Mozu-Furuichi Kofun Group was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2019. At the center of the Mozu area stands the Tomb of Emperor Nintoku, Japan’s largest keyhole-shaped kofun at 840 meters long. It is said to be one of the world’s three great tombs alongside the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt and the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang in China. Currently, 44 kofun remain within Sakai City. Come and feel the breath of antiquity. At Mozu Hachimangu Shrine, an ancient and atmospheric shrine, you are greeted by a camphor tree more than 800 years old that is designated a Natural Monument of Osaka Prefecture. The shrine grounds are filled with seasonal trees that paint different scenes throughout the year. Other popular temples and shrines in Sakai City include Tajihayahime Shrine, Ohtori Grand Shrine, Hochigai Shrine, and Kaikou Shrine. For families with children, Sakai Municipal Children's Museum, known as Big Bang, offers an indoor play space that is perfect even on rainy days. Inside the UFO-shaped facility, kids can run and climb on a giant jungle gym reaching 53 meters high. Children can learn about science and physics while playing on the equipment. At Sakai Traditional Crafts Museum (formerly Sakai Traditional Industry Hall), which brings together Sakai’s traditional industries, you can learn about the city’s proud history of blades and their manufacturing processes. Exhibition rooms showcase incense, tatami mats, wagashi sweets, and Sakai May carp streamers, and demonstrations of blade sharpening and hands-on workshops are also held, making it a popular tourist spot. Sakai hosts many popular festivals and events such as the Sakai Festival, Sakai Futon Daiko, and Sakai Danjiri. The Sakai Festival, held annually on the third Saturday and Sunday of October, is the city’s largest celebration. The main street, Oshoji-suji, becomes a pedestrian zone for a grand event featuring folk dances, Nanban costumes, and gun squads, with some 7,000 participants—an unmissable spectacle. Sakai Futon Daiko is famous as Sakai’s autumn festival, with mikoshi portable shrines adorned with five layers of decorated futons parading through the city. Alongside the futon drums, Sakai Danjiri is another autumn tradition. More than 80 danjiri floats remain in Sakai City today, offering a sense of history and tradition. Sakai City in Osaka Prefecture holds a wealth of attractions where tradition, culture, and history blend together. We will continue to share more information so that everyone can learn more about Sakai City, and we appreciate your support!

　In Moseushi Town, from mid-December to the end of March every year, about 13,000 LED illuminations are installed on a birch tree with a height of about 20 meters that grows on the site of the volleyball club training camp of the former Moseushi Commercial High School, and you can enjoy the fantastic scenery. Enjoy the white and blue illuminations reflected on the snow surface!

【The 4th Isehara Amateur Rakugo Contest】Free 🆓 admission Finally tomorrow, Tuesday ✨, February 11 Isehara Amateur Rakugo Contest ✨ will be held in Amateur rakugo artists who gathered through an open call Fierce battles will be waged to compete for daily achievements This is a chance to experience the world of classical (Edo) rakugo live There is no doubt that you will experience not only laughter but also impression In addition, gorgeous judges ✨ with ties to Isehara Yukichi Sanyutei (from Shimosuya) Mr. Kanehara Tei Koma (from Higashi-Otake) Spring Futei Ichizaku (from Hadano City) Mr. Kitaro Kotei (from Itado) Please pay attention to the judging of professional rakugo artists Please come and join us Re Tuesday, February 11, 2025 Preliminaries 10:00~14:00 Final 15:00~ meeting place Isehara Civic Cultural Center Small Hall (348 Tanaka, Isehara City) #Isehara Amateur Rakugo Tournament #Rakugo #Amateur Rakugo #Classical Rakugo #Edo Rakugo #Isehara #Isehara City #Isehara Tourism #Kanagawa #Amateur Rakugo #Sanyutei Yukichi #Kanehara Tei Kobao #Spring Futei Ichizu #Kitaro Kokotei #Free Admission #Free Events #February 11 #Holidays #Isehara Civic Cultural Center https://www.isehara-rakugo.jp//

[About the end of distribution of "Tokutoku Coupon 2025" that can be used at Kawayu Onsen] The "Discount Coupon 2025" that was distributed to Accommodation guests of Kawayu Onsen has been terminated because the planned quantity has been reached. Thank you very much for your Use.

Why don't you stop by when you come to Squid Sawara?

TV Tokyo broadcast on February 6 "Local Route Bus Transit Showdown Trip Camp Battle Battle" Mr. "Sha Noir" of Ikeda Town was (^^) introduced Ikeda Town's herbal tea and elegantly sweet cream puffs go very well ♪ together In addition to cream puffs, we also sell cakes and cookies, but all of them are very ingenious and particular about the ingredients, so please ✨ stop by Also, in the neighboring Matsukawa Village, "Umaitorodon" using Shinshu Ginjo pork was introduced! This Shinshu Ginjo pork is raised in Hirotsu in Ikeda Town, so please try ✨ "Shinshu Ginjo pork" as well

Today, we interviewed Mr. 168. It is a collaboration menu with Kichijoten. It is a set of 鹹湯圓 (鹹湯圓), Roux Lo rice and side dishes. 鹹湯圓 is a white jade soup with minced meat. Popular peach buns 🍑 (walnut bean paste) were very popular. The peach buns, unfortunately, are not photographed, but they are so delicious that I ate them in no time. The Roux Lo rice is also very delicious. 😊

Kyushu, Oita Prefecture, Bungo Ono City On February 8, 2025, the “Bungo Ono Dondo-yaki” was held in Ono Town, Bungo Ono City. A roughly 20-meter-high dondo was decorated with New Year pine ornaments and shimenawa brought by attendees. After the Shinto rites, stage events such as kagura and drum performances entertained a large crowd. After fireworks, the organizing committee and local junior high students prayed for good health and safety before igniting the dondo. The crackling sound and the towering blaze of the dondo were truly spectacular. ■■■ Access to central Bungo Ono City ■■■ About a 3-hour drive from JR Hakata Station, Fukuoka Prefecture About a 2-hour drive from JR Kumamoto Station, Kumamoto Prefecture About a 1 hour 20 minute drive from JR Beppu Station, Oita Prefecture About a 1 hour 20 minute drive from JR Yufuin Station, Oita Prefecture ■■■■■■■■■■■■ On Instagram we share recommended sightseeing, gourmet spots, and accommodations in Bungo Ono City ⬇ Bungo Ono City Tourism Association @satonotabiii We would be happy if you follow us. The Bungo Ono City Tourism Association website can be accessed from the profile link. ■■■■■■■■■■■■

【Yuru Camp △ Model Location Introduction 🥰】 100 best cherry blossom viewing spots Oboshi Park From late March to early April, 2000 Someiyoshino blooms profusely. During the Festival period it is Light up and fantastic You can see the cherry blossoms at night!

The 15th Atami Sakura Itokawa Cherry Blossom Festival ended on 2/9, but the Light up will be extended until 2/24 (Monday shaking holiday) as the Best time to visit the "Atami Sakura" continues. （16:30～23:00） * Photo: 2/8 https://www.ataminews.gr.jp/features/47...

Photographed on February 5, 25. This is Brasserie CATHERI's lunch plate near Kawagoe City Station. It's so delicious that I look forward to it every time. 😊

Introducing the overnight facilities "Iwoyama MOKMOK Base" that opened in September 2023. In addition to the "MOKMOK Terrace," a high-quality space with rock walls reminiscent of the rocks of Mt. Iwo and wood full of the warmth of the Nature, the "MOKMOK Theater," where you can enjoy dynamic fumaroles from a large-format glass screen that resembles a theater screen, the "Iwoyama Museum" where you can learn about the past and present of Mt. Iwo, and the "MOKMOK market & Cafe facilities" where you can find local food and Souvenirs. Please come and visit us!