Hatsukaichi, Hiroshima (Recommended Spots in Hiroshima) #Ono Nature Observation Forest 👈 　 Today is a piece 📸 of sockeye hazel from the forest of Nature Observation When I looked up at the sky, the sockeye hazel that was transparent to the 😊 sun was very colorful and beautiful Autumn leaves here are late, but the red hazel is in full bloom now. Restrooms available for always taking a 🙇 ♂️ look

Sera Town, Hiroshima (Recommended Spots in Hiroshima) #Flower Station Sera 👈 @hananoekisera Autumn Flower Festival until 11/4!! Superb Cosmos Field 2024/10/12 One piece 📸 from the early morning opening of the Flower Station Sera Standard composition, but I posted 📸 what I took as a record of this year This year, the cosmos field with Unfolds was very good.

Hiroshima Sera Town (Recommended Spots in Hiroshima) #Flower Station Sera 👈 @hananoekisera Autumn Flower Festival until 11/4!! Bridge of Happiness 2024/10/5 One piece 📸 from the early morning opening of the Flower Station Sera I went to the park a lot in the early morning, but I was finally able 😊 to meet the long-awaited white rainbow The place where the rainbow appeared was too great behind the spectacular cosmos field. Impression filled my heart.　

Autumn leaves of Sandankyo in Aki Ota Town, Yama-gun, Hiroshima Prefecture. Sandankyo is a large canyon located in the West China Mountains National Park, which is about 16 Kilometers long. Thereare many attractions in the canyon, such as "Kurobuchi", "Sarutobi", "Nidan Falls", and "Sandan Falls". Please come and visit us in Hiroshima.

Miyajima, Hatsukaichi, Hiroshima (Recommended fireworks in Hiroshima) Miyajima Fireworks Night 2024 Miyajima Fireworks Night 2024 ~ After all fireworks! After all, Miyajima!~ One piece 📸 from Miyajima's fireworks Although I struggled to find a place from early in the morning, I was able 😊 to enjoy the wonderful fireworks again this year　 The waiting time was long, but I was able to talk with many followers and it was a fun day. 😌🙏 For the time being, I developed only one, so let me 📸 post it little by little again We would 🙏✨✨ like to thank TSS, everyone involved in fireworks, and Miyajima volunteers for holding in the wonderful fireworks

Innoshima, Onomichi, Hiroshima (Hiroshima Recommendation festival Spot) #Water Army Festival #Island Fire Festival 👈 One piece 📸 at Awa Odori from the Island Fire Festival When the sun went down and I took a picture with the burnt sky, the atmosphere was quite good 😊

Innoshima, Onomichi, Hiroshima (Hiroshima Recommendation festival Spot) Water Army Festival Island Fire Festival One piece 📸 from the Island Fire Festival At the end, it became a Sengoku fireworks with a borrowed back. It was difficult to shoot while moving around, but it was 🤣📸 fun Innoshima is also the birthplace Township pornograffiti Restrooms available and this August, a fireworks was launched to the tune of Restrooms available pornographic songs at big Events such as the island-wide pornographic exhibition! Many fans also participated in the Events, making it a fun festival.

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.

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.

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!

"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

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

Kure, Hiroshima (Recommended ferries in Hiroshima) #Sea Paseo A piece with ? Sea Paseo as the main character from the gap in the port town The houses lined up along the sea were tasteful and had a good view.

Kitahiroshima, Hiroshima (Recommended Spots in Hiroshima) #Mibu Hanada Ue ? One piece ? with a decorative cow from Mibu's flower field planting It is a traditional event with a long history that is held in the hope of a good harvest. A decorated cow with a very luxurious decoration is walking through the rice paddies and softening the soil. It was my first festival, but it was a very rewarding festival and I enjoyed ?? it

Ondo, Kure, Hiroshima (Recommended Spots in Hiroshima) #Ondo ? One piece ? in the idyllic port town of Ondo One of my favorite points is the relaxing and healing scenery ? If you walk along the road ahead, you can ? interact with quaint alleys like Onomichi and stray cats ? ⬛

Kure City, Hiroshima (Hiroshima Recommendation festival Spot) Sea God Festival (Watatsu Misai) One piece ? at the climax ? with an escort ship I was able to confirm the point where the fireworks went up to some extent, so I was able to take a picture with a good composition including the crane in the back. The smoke wasn't bad, so I took a picture as it was. ? I was able to get a place in the morning (I had ? plenty of time in the evening), walk on the mountain promenade on Kurahashi Island, eat lunch, take a nap, and enjoy ? the fireworks time leisurely Everyone I met there! Thank you very much?

Hiroshima City　 (Recommended Spots in Hiroshima) Golden Mountain (Filming Location) JMETS training sailing vessel "Nippon Maru" One piece ? on the Nippon Maru Departure from Hiroshima Port When I learned that the Nippon Maru was Departure, I took a picture from Mt. Gangane, and it would have been great if they had spread the sails, ? but I am grateful that I was blessed with the ? weather.

Hiroshima City　 (Recommended Spots in Hiroshima) #Hiroshima City Botanical Gardens ? Today is a photo ? from the rose garden of the Hiroshima City Botanical Garden This rose was carefully cared for by the staff and all the roses were very beautiful.

From the Hiroshima Atomic Bomb Dome. It makes me think often that no matter how much the economy develops, no matter how many times go on, no matter how much life becomes richer, there are some histories that should never be forgotten or repeated.

The Genbaku Dome, also known as the Hiroshima Peace Memorial, is a haunting UNESCO World Heritage site that stands as a powerful reminder of the devastating impact of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima during World War II. This solemn monument serves as a symbol of peace and a fervent plea to put an end to the use of nuclear weapons. Originally the Hiroshima Prefectural Industrial Promotion Hall, the Genbaku Dome was left standing in its ruined state to honor the lives lost and to inspire hope for a peaceful future.

During my visit to western Japan last autumn, my final stop was Hiroshima. Despite its tragic history, the city serves as a powerful symbol of resilience, much like the phoenix rising from the ashes. The Hiroshima Castle, which was reconstructed after being destroyed in World War II, stands as a testament to this resilience. The castle grounds provide a peaceful retreat with a variety of trees and flowers, creating a beautiful and tranquil setting for visitors. Inside the castle tower, the museum offers a chance to explore the rich history of the Hiroshima castle town and provides breathtaking views of the city from the observation platform at the top.