Restrooms available of summer wind chimes in Kotosaka Hachimangu, Ube City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. When I listen to the sound of wind chimes, I feel like it's summer in Japan and I'm excited!

My friends and I went to Squid Ratto Yokocho in Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi Prefecture! The bright bicycle, summery clothes, and the Ferris wheel in the back are a great match!

Summer festival! I went to a summer festival with my friends with a film camera, and I took pictures of the goldfish in the goldfish scoop because they were very vivid and swimming many.

We went to see the Sumiyoshi fireworks in Onomichi.

We went to Sumiyoshi fireworks in Onomichi.

I went to see the Sumiyoshi fireworks in Onomichi. There were so many people that it was hard to find a good place, but it was very beautiful.

I took this photo on the Coast where I was returning home, the day before I left. Scene of seeing off the plane made me feel lonely at the end of summer Vacation.

August 6, 2024 marks the 79th anniversary of the atomic bombing. A Toro Nagashi was held at the Motoyasu River, which stream in front of the Atomic Bomb Dome in Naka-ku, Hiroshima City, to pray for peace and the repose of the souls of the victims. With many lanterns illuminating the surface of the water, we put our hands together in the hope of peace, and the day of prayer in Hiroshima comes to a close.

August 6, 2024 marks the 79th anniversary of the atomic bombing. A Toro Nagashi was held at the Motoyasu River, which stream in front of the Atomic Bomb Dome in Naka-ku, Hiroshima City, to pray for peace and the repose of the souls of the victims. With many lanterns illuminating the surface of the water, we put our hands together in the hope of peace, and the day of prayer in Hiroshima comes to a close.

Yamaguchi Prefecture Shimonoseki Mayor's Office One piece of the moon on the summer strange festival of the historic towns mayor's office. The Suphorbia Garden Festival, 1800 years ago, the history of Emperor Nakama. From August 7 to 13 every year.

Towards the blue sky, Pakkan! When I see the lotus flower, I think that Obon is also close. The lotus field (lotus root field) Unfolds over a vast area of about 200 hectares in Ozu Towns, Iwakuni City, and is decorated with dark green leaves and pretty white and pink flowers in mid-summer. Flowers begin to bloom around the end of July every year, and the best Best time to visit is in early August.

This is a photo of the Itsukushima Shrine Kangen-sai Festival on July 22nd. On the day of the Kangen-sai Festival, we welcomed the barges returning from the opposite shore at Nagahama Shrine with lantern lights. Gagaku music was played, and the Heian picture scroll was unfolded.

A flower field adjacent to the Roadside Station "Kasaoka Bay Farm" in Kasaoka City. Summer flowers sunflowers are blooming endlessly. The sunset in the flower garden was also beautiful.

This is a photo of the "lantern procession" held on the day of the Itsukushima Shrine Kangen-sai Festival on July 22. On the day of the Kangen-sai Festival, we welcomed the barges returning from the opposite shore at Nagahama Shrine with lantern lights, and then walked to Itsukushima Shrine with the lanterns lit. The night breeze was pleasant.

Fuchu, Hiroshima (Recommended Spot in Hiroshima) #Bingo Kokufu Festival One piece ? with handmade fireworks from the Bingo Kokufu Festival held the other day I tried hand-held fireworks again this year, but I couldn't take the best photos because I couldn't ? take continuous shots at the right time due to the clogged buffer I thought this was the most decent, so I'll ? put it out first The cheap shutter release doesn't feel like you're pressing the button, and when you think you can't press it, you turn it inside out, or if you press it forcefully, it locks, and you can't stop continuous shooting, and the camera is out of breath and the shutter can't be released. (Hiroshima dialect) It was! ?

Hiroshima Fukuyama Tomonoura 　 (Hiroshima Recommendation festival Spot) #Shinto ritual #Numana Shrine One piece ? with a festivals man carrying flames from the fire paper　 He also had ? a good expression with enthusiasm

Hiroshima Fukuyama Tomonoura 　 (Hiroshima Recommendation festival Spot) #Shinto ritual #Numana Shrine One of the three major fire Festival of Japan, the Flame Paper Festival, is a hot festival in which three large torches weighing 150 kg are carried up and slowly ascended over a three-hour period while taking turns on the stone steps to the worship hall. The Chinese at the festivals were covered with sparks and covered with water! It was very powerful! Will the camera burn? Or will it get wet? I'm determined to take on the challenge of shooting! All the photographers were sweaty and amazing! ? It was too much fun, but it was ? too exhausting It will last for a while!

It is the Tanabata Festival of Hofu Tenmangu Shrine in Yamaguchi Prefecture. The entire Tenmangu area is vividly decorated with strips of paper and wreaths, and at night, the "Hikari no Sai Garden" is set up to light up the umbrella artwork, and the corridor is enveloped in a fantastic atmosphere.

Yamaguchi Prefecture Mine City Kamanhachishiro Atsutogawa A firefly draws a shadow play, one of waiting for an airplane. You can see the pictures of mountains, rice paddies, and waterways with countless fireflies. There is a small country towns, the Firefly Festival. Spot. The area around the plane seems to be a constellation Ophiuch.

If you climb the hill in the cicada rain, drenched in sweat, the green carpet Unfolds below. Train in summer colors moves energetically through it. Come on! Train-kun! Shooting location: Ato City, Yamaguchi Prefecture "Funahira Mountain"　

"Senjokaku Pavilion" in Miyajima, Hatsukaichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture The shadows stretching out were very beautiful

Fukuyama Castle in Hiroshima The black griddle is cool

"Senjokaku Pavilion" in Miyajima, Hatsukaichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture The shadows stretching out were very beautiful

"Beyond Time" Itsukushima Shrine in Miyajima, Hatsukaichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture Photograph of the 9th generation of Otorii Gate near the end of repairs A historical building called Otorii Gate that has been passed down through the ages

"Itsukushima Shrine / Five-story pagoda" in Hatsukaichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture I love the staircase in the foreground because it is tasteful

"Koi Castle, Hiroshima Castle" in Hiroshima City Surrounded by cherry blossom trees, you can see a beautiful fresh greenery in Spring

This is a tunnel for transporting kaiten. Kaiten is a "human torpedo" developed at the end of the Pacific War. This is a 250-meter tunnel that was used to transport this Kaiten from the Maintenance factory to the training base by trolley. As you walk from the entrance to the exit, you can feel the atmosphere of that time. Ocean training bases are decaying but still exist.

The Kintai Bridge is a nationally designated scenic spot, and the wooden arch structure is said to be rare in the world. Fascination with the intricate wooden framework when viewed up close, but on the contrary, it becomes beautiful. Japan's wooden building technology is and has always been wonderful. The illumination at night is different from the daytime, and the image changes completely and is photogenic.

During a recent visit to the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter in Japan, I was enchanted by the beautiful white-walled townscape and the rich history and art it held. The serene atmosphere along the Kurashiki River, with its white-walled warehouses and willow trees, offered a truly unique and charming experience. Exploring the traditional buildings and modern shops, such as the Kurashiki Canvas and Kurashiki Denim stores, was a delight. The area was bustling with tourists. I spent an entire day enjoying myself in the history, art, and culture of this remarkable quarter and look forward to returning in the future.

Hiroshima Hatsukaichi Gokurakujiyama (Recommended Spots in Hiroshima) #Snake Pond ? A piece ? of water lilies from the snake pond on Gokurakuji Mountain I had a hard time finding the water lilies because they weren't blooming where I could reach the lens, but ? I need patience to ? take a picture with the carp