[Thank you for your support this year! ] 】 The new year has begun, and today is the start of work. With a photo of the first visit at midnight A photo of New Year's Day, which was a good day for a walk. We look forward to seeing you again for another year!

三原市, Hiroshima (Recommended spots in Hiroshima) #須波稲荷神社 👈 @miharashi.official @bingolife8 A piece 📸 bathed in sunlight from the torii gate ⛩ of Subami Inari Shrine At this time of day, when you can feel the warmth of the sun, if you are lucky, you can see the hair storm and the fantastic scenery spreads.

【Isehara Visit】2024.1.4 The Isehara City Tourism Association has started today. Once again, thank you for your continued support this year. I immediately paid my respects to the Sannomiya Hinata Shrine and the Isehara Daijingu Shrine, and prayed for the further promotion of tourism this year. In addition, I would like to express my heartfelt sympathy to those affected by the Noto Peninsula Earthquake in the 6th year of Reiwa, and pray for a speedy recovery. *Lots of events in 2024* ♦January 8 (Mon) Hyuga Yakushi's first yakushi. Porridge behavior is scheduled. ♦Saturday, January 6 Curlin Cafe opened ♪ It's the debut of Kururin yaki at Hinata Marche! ♦Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays from Saturday, January 13 to Sunday, January 28 You can enjoy the winter night view with the Oyama Cable Night View Service. ♦Saturday, February 3 Setsubun Festival. It will be held at Oyama Amari Shrine, Sannomiya Hinata Shrine, and Isehara Daijingu Shrine. ♦February 4 (Sun) In the Shimokitazawa Road Street Footbath Campaign, Isehara is also scheduled to open a store at the Atsugi event. ♦February 10 (Sat) ~ 12 (Mon) PR campaign & store opening at Japan Heritage Event in Yurakucho ♦February 14 (Wed.), 15 (Thu.) We will sell Isehara souvenirs in the lobby of Isehara City Hall. ♦March 10 (Sun) The 39th annual Mt. Oyama Mountaineering Marathon is coming up. ♦From Thursday, March 14 We are planning to exhibit the works of the students of the pottery class at the Nakakulin House Showcase at the station. Please look forward to various events this year as well!

This is a photo of Kifune Shrine taken early in the morning on a snowy day. It was a little difficult to get there because it was a 30-minute walk on a snowy road. It seems that it is also lit up on snowy nights, so I would like to visit again if I have a chance.

Many degrees of Taisha snow succumbing Mie Wai Kuwana City Tado Town

Odaka Kannon falling in the snow. Snow piles up on the approach, where 300-year-old cypress trees rise tall on both sides of the approach. Komono, Mie

There was a colorful windmill decorated at the shrine at night. A photo that makes you feel Japanese Location: Maebashi City, Gunma Prefecture Maebashi Toshogu

Winter event Japanese umbrella illumination at the shrine The Japanese umbrellas lined up on the approach are colorful and Japan scenery. Location: Maebashi City, Gunma Prefecture Maebashi Toshogu

Seven Miles of Snow Coverage The Shichiri Pass is a sea route from Miyajuku to Kuwanajuku, known as the 53rd Tokaido Road, and is a former official road. Kuwana City, Mie Prefecture

This is a spot where I stopped on the way back from visiting the Mimine Shrine in Saitama Prefecture. The atmosphere was really good.

A 300-year-old cypress tree towers high on both sides of the approach, and behind it is a hexagonal hall. In autumn, it is colored with maples in front of the approach. Odaka Kannon, Komono-cho, Mie

"Deer-hunter, waste not your arrow on the hare." - Chinese proverbs Most innocent eye I ever saw. The beauty of Japanese deer from Miyajima, Hiroshima.

"How can a deer tell when a leaf falls silent in the forest? She hears it breathing differently." - Richard Bacha I saw a group of deer relaxing in the autumn forest. It seems they are tried to hear the sound of autumn leaves falling from the frees. They might want to answer the question in the quotes by themselves. Very beautiful and eye soothing experience.

Nobushige Sanada (Yukimura) was found by the enemy as he rested against a tree in the precincts of Yasui Shrine during the summer campaign in Osaka, and died in battle, leaving behind his last words, ``Take credit for this head.'' ... Nobushige Sanada (Yukimura) was resting his body against a tree in the precincts of Yasui Shrine in the Osaka summer camp, when he was discovered by the enemy and killed with the last words, "Take credit for this head" ...

Fukiji Temple in Bungotakata City, Oita Prefecture During the autumn foliage season, there is a weekend-only illumination. I visited for the first time in four years, but this time I was able to go at the height of autumn leaves.

The Mizonoguchi Cave in Soto City, Kagoshima Prefecture, is a cave created over a long period of time by spring water from the Kirishima Mountains, and is a power spot in Kagoshima. It can be said that it is a landscape typical of Japan with many volcanoes, and the inside of the cave was a mysterious place with clear air.

The mausoleum of the Zuihoden where the lord of Sendai Domain, Date Masamune, sleeps This main shrine has a glittering decoration with extremely colorful colors that are rare for a mausoleum It was created by Date Masamune himself in order to bequeath the legacy of Momoyama culture to future generations Even now, many people visit this main shrine every day to see it

Shinkurayama Sengen Shrine, famous for its cherry blossoms The autumn leaves are also beautiful. Japan's Mt. Fuji, autumn leaves and a three-storied pagoda It seems that this is already a major spot for foreigners, and there are many overseas tourists whenever I go.

"Bushido is found in death." He was willing to die for a certain purpose. If you always act and die with the intention of dying every morning and evening, you will never fail in your life and will be able to fulfill your family duties. If I were asked to choose between life and loyalty, I would not spare my life in the slightest.

There is a common saying that beauty is in the eye of the beholder but here I found beauty in the eyes of that meek deer who curiously observing the hand of that girl. They both enjoyed each others company for a while. The sight was also seems very soothing and beautiful.

Autumn Danzan Shrine Autumn is when the 13-storied pagoda surrounded by autumn leaves is colored. The illumination is even more wonderful! I want to 😊 take a picture

Yutoku Inari Shrine, Saga Wind Chime Festival

The Big Buddha surrounded by cherry blossoms is also wonderful, but the Big Buddha surrounded by maples is also a Buddha. Takatori Town, Nara Prefecture Tsubohanji Temple

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Autumn Danzan Shrine Sakurai City, Nara Prefecture Danzan Shrine 2023/11

"Autumn reflection" Recently I visited enkoji temple in Kyoto to enjoy the vibrant autumn colors. During my visit I saw really beautiful autumn colors and thought if I could take a reflection of this autumn colors then it might look better. Unfortunately there was no such option. So, I used my mobile phone as a mirror to reflect the colors and took the photos on a camera. Although it could be better than this one but since now several people are visiting the temple I could take only two shots. Atleast I am happy with this one. The autumn colors in Enkoji temple is now in full peak and it truely reflect the autumnal beauty of Japan.

"An autumnal mist" During my visit to Daisho-in temple in Miyajima I witnessed this autumn mist along with very cute Jizo statues. The mist, sunlight, autumn colors and Jizo statues makes the atmosphere astonishingly beautiful. It touched my heart and I will remember this particular moments for long time. It was one of my best autumn moments.

Sorachi Shrine Even on a strong midsummer sun, this place is surrounded by trees and has a lot of shade, so it always cools down a little. The tradition and atmosphere that have been passed down from ancient times are a place where you can calm your mind somewhere at the "Sorachi Shrine" in the center of Bibai. The Tunda Artillery Corps was deployed in Meiji 24, and the shrine was established at the same time as the opening of the village due to the migration of the Tunda Cavalry and the special training corps of engineers. After that, a shrine was built, renamed, relocated, etc., and has continued to the present. Even on a strong midsummer sun, this place is surrounded by trees and has a lot of shade, so it always cools down a little. The tradition and atmosphere that have been passed down from ancient times are a place where you can calm your mind somewhere at the "Sorachi Shrine" in the center of Bibai. The Tunda Artillery Corps was deployed in Meiji 24, and the shrine was established at the same time as the opening of the village due to the migration of the Tunda Cavalry and the special training corps of engineers. After that, a shrine was built, renamed, relocated, etc., and has continued to the present. At Sorachi Shrine, various events are held as well as Shinto rituals, and some of them are very unique. That is the "bracelet protection making experience". While learning explanations and how to make them from the priest, you can think and design by yourself, and make each one with your own hands. After making it, we moved to the temple and prayed before the gods. You can spend a very precious time. * The bracelet protection making experience requires a reservation. Another initiative I would like to introduce is hydrangea. Local volunteers and organizations are taking the lead in planting trees on the promenade next to Sorachi Shrine to increase the number of famous places in Bibai. It will be a few years before the whole thing is in full bloom, but when it is in full bloom, I would like to introduce it in detail again. If you are a little tired of daily life or want to experience the traditions of Japan, please come to Sorachi Shrine if you stop by Bibai.

Shodoshima, Kagawa Prefecture is the stage for many movies and dramas It is a scene of sending insects that appears in the movie "Cicada of the Eighth Day", but I had a valuable experience participating with the locals. I would 😌 like this kind of traditional culture to be preserved forever

Ushimado Shrine in Ushimado, Okayama Prefecture At the entrance, the coast spreads out, It was beautiful and mysterious with a long staircase to reach the shrine, and there was 😌 a green tunnel and a torii gate on the way