As it is a "sightseeing spot of Japan to visit in spring", Yanagi Koji behind "Itsukushima Shrine" in Miyajima in Hiroshima During the cherry blossom season, you can see deer relaxing by the water and this scenery. Please click to see (*'▽')

Nachi falls is a world heritage site. It looks very beautiful all year round but spring might be best time to visit this place. A picture perfect combination of waterfall, shrine and cheery blossom will amuse you.

Kumono kodo is s Worlds Heritage Site... Near nachifalls many small and large shrines can be seen. I don’t know the name of the this shrine but it was a small yet scenic

This water Shangri-La of Gunma prefecture is a hidden treasure that I found out last spring. Minakami has all the things that give one peace. I don't know why this place is so underrated, at least among foreigners, since it's only an hour away from Tokyo by Shinkansen. I would want that everyone visits this place during spring, autumn, or snowy winter. Because this city is unique in every season.

Minakami has all the things that give one peace. I don't know why this place is so underrated, at least among foreigners, since it's only an hour away from Tokyo by Shinkansen. I would want that everyone visits this place during spring, autumn, or snowy winter. Because this city is unique in every season.

The cherry blossom season has finally arrived! The photo shows a place called the Cherry Blossom Tunnel in Nada Ward, Kobe City. From the immediate vicinity of Maya Cable Station, about 70 Yoshino cherry trees are planted on a slope of about 400 meters from north to south. This was planted at the same time as the opening of the Maya Cable, and it was in full bloom in a tunnel shape. The photo was taken on April 2 last year, but it seems that this year's flowering will be earlier than usual, and it will be in full bloom on March 27 according to the expected bloom on March 21. At the top of the slope, you can see a little bit of Osaka Bay. If you take the Maya View Line from Maya Cable Station to Hoshi Station, you can also go to Kikuseidai, which is famous for its wonderful night view. Now that you have finally decided to wear a mask, why don't you go through the cherry blossom tunnel and feel ? the spring?

Mount Fuji, also known as Fuji-san, is a dormant volcano located on Honshu, the main island of Japan. It is the highest mountain in Japan, with a peak that rises to 3,776.24 meters (12,389 feet) above sea level. Mount Fuji is considered one of Japan's three holy mountains, along with Mount Tate and Mount Haku. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage . Mount Fuji is also a symbol of Japan and has played an important role in the country's history and culture. It has been the subject of many paintings, poems, and other works of art, and is considered one of the most iconic symbols of Japan. This is a photo taken on the way from Haneda Airport to Naha Airport.

Parade ☁️☁️☁️? of clouds

Kobe City Sports Park Over ❌ the fence I'm standing in the aisle and aiming with a telephoto! I didn't go inside the fence and take pictures! Follow the rules and follow the manners when shooting! The people involved are working hard to plant them with various thoughts, and the flowers are growing and alive, so don't go into the fence and trample on the rape blossoms!

Kobe City Sports Park Over ❌ the fence I'm standing in the aisle and aiming with a telephoto! I didn't go inside the fence and take pictures! Follow the rules and follow the manners when shooting!

Kobe City Sports Park Over ❌ the fence Even though the fence is low and poster is posted, there are quite a few people who easily straddle the rope and go inside and step on rape blossoms to be photographed or invaded during the tripod thing, and I understand that they want to take good photos, but it is a very bad manners place and flowers are alive. Follow the rules and follow the manners when shooting!

Kobe Municipal Oji Zoo ? Every year during the cherry blossom season, I used to see the cherry blossoms in the courtyard of the Hunter House with my mom's handmade lunch box, but I couldn't visit due to the corona vortex, so I want to ? see the cherry blossoms at this place again with my family this year.

Kobe Municipal Oji Zoo ? In the courtyard of the Hunter House Everyone shoots from here, but although you can get a panoramic view of the building, there are not many cherry blossoms, so I personally like ? to take pictures of the cherry blossom frame and the hunter's house from the outside with a telephoto.

Kobe Municipal Oji Zoo ? Cherry Blossom Frame

Kobe Municipal Oji Zoo Hunter House and cherry blossom frame My personal favorite composition ?

[English/Japanese] We went to the Hamura Zoological Park for our graduation field trip! The park was large enough that we could see all the animals in an hour, and we were able to take our time and enjoy the park. The giraffes were especially popular, and everyone who came to the park took pictures of them. The students were thrilled to see animals for the first time! We also talked about food culture, such as how this animal is often eaten in their country I went to Hamura City Zoological Park on a graduation excursion! The park was large enough to see all the animals in one hour, and I was able to enjoy it thoroughly. Giraffes were especially popular, and everyone who came to the park took pictures. The students were thrilled to see animals for the first time! In addition, we talked about food culture, such as eating this animal a lot in the country.

Kanzaki Plum Garden in Higashi-ku, Okayama City is located on a hill called Yurakuyama in Kanzaki Town, and together with the adjacent Kanzaki Ryokuchi, there are about 500 plum trees of more than 20 types, and you can enjoy red plum, white plum, and weeping plums.

Handayama Botanical Garden in Okayama City. It is located on the hilly side of Mt. Handa, which is sunny and overlooks the city of Okayama, and when about 800 Yoshino cherry trees are in bloom, many people visit the cherry blossom viewing.

Sakatsu Park in Kurashiki City is a comprehensive park located on the bank of the Takahashi River distribution pond. About 500 Yoshino cherry trees and Yae cherry trees are in full bloom in the park, and you can enjoy a walk while looking at the cherry blossoms reflected on the surface of the water.

Handayama Botanical Garden in Okayama City. Located in the hilly area of Mt. Handayama, which overlooks the city of Okayama, you can enjoy about 800 Somei Yoshino cherry trees.

Kanzaki Plum Garden in Higashi-ku, Okayama City is located on a hill called Yurakuyama in Kanzaki Town, and together with the adjacent Kanzaki Ryokuchi, there are about 500 plum trees of more than 20 types, and you can enjoy red plum, white plum, and weeping plums.

In the Handayama Botanical Garden in Okayama City, there is a large plum tree with drooping branches, which is very beautiful when it is in full bloom.

"Senrihama Nagisa Driveway" In spring, unlike in winter, the number of days that can be passed increases. Just parking the car in Nagisa and watching the waves rise and fall softens my heart.

"Japan Sea and Light Awn in March" from Senrihama Beach in Noto The breeze from the sea is still a little cold, but when the sun comes out, the feeling is relaxed. Even if it is hidden by clouds, it is nice when a light awn appears.

The snow melted very fast this year, and now there is basically no snow on the road! Come to Asahikawa Zoo to see the penguins walk while ? there is almost no snow Asahikawa Zoo has a winter penguin walk, famous for its popular animal star polar bear and signature penguin parade, which is really super cute! Come on pilgrimage at the end of winter! Welcome to Jintang Pavilion in the evening and enjoy life!

A goat in the animal petting plaza in Andersen Park in Funabashi City, Chiba Prefecture. The Kawazu cherry blossoms were beautiful. Take a break from the children who came to play.

How do you do! My name is Hokuryu Town Tourism Association "Hokuryu Town Himawari Tourism Association". Hokuryu-cho, Hokkaido is located about 2 hours by car from Sapporo and is a small town with a population of about 1,600 people. Hokuryu Town is famous nationwide for its "sunflower fields", and last year in 2022, it ranked first in the "sunflower fields" that I want to go to in the summer of 2022! "Hokuryucho Sunflower Village" is one of the largest sunflower fields in the Japan, with about 2 million sunflowers blooming on the site of about five Tokyo Domes, and is visited by about 200,000 tourists from all over Japan during the season. From the two-story observatory near the parking lot, it is also the best photo spot where you can see the entire sunflower field. Please enjoy the spectacular view of the bright yellow all over the place! In addition, the best time to see the sunflowers is from late July to mid-August, and the "Sunflower Festival" is held at this time. Last year in 2022, the Sunflower Maze, the sightseeing wheel "Himawari-go" with an explanation guide about Hokuryu Town and Sunflowers, and rare sunflower exhibitions from around the world were held. Hokuryu Town is a sunflower favorite area, but you can see the beautiful scenery of cherry blossoms in spring and autumn leaves in autumn, and we recommend the roadside station "Sunflower Park Hokuryu Onsen" where you can enjoy a day-trip hot spring, and "Kinpira Park" where you can enjoy camping and outdoor barbecues! Hokuryu Town's specialties include "Hokuryu Sunflower Melon", which has a reputation for high sugar content, "Hokuryu Sunflower Suika", a small yellow ball, and "Hokuryu Town Sunflower Oil" grown in Hokuryu Town, all of which are exquisite gourmet foods that are perfect for souvenirs. Please enjoy these sightseeing spots and exquisite gourmet food along with the sunflowers of Hokuryu Town!

Jonangong is a spring mountain. Gorgeous weeping plum and petal carpet. Quiet moss and fallen camellias in the shadows. The sight of contrasting beauties next to each other is fantastic.

This photo was taken at a café near my part-time job. The moon was just out, so it became a romantic photo!

This is a photo I took when I went on a family trip to Kyoto at a famous cherry blossom spot called "Keage Incline". This one was taken close to the train tracks and tourists were not shown, but since I went there during spring break, there were many tourists and everyone was enjoying taking pictures. I had only used SLR cameras before, so before I went on a trip, I bought a film camera and tried shooting using it for the first time. I was full of anxiety about whether it was a good shot, but the colors are very good and I love this photo. I enjoyed the excitement of developing images and fell in love with film cameras. If you have the opportunity to go to Kyoto this spring, I would like you to go there!