Located in Fujiyoshida City, Yamanashi Prefecture, Arakurayama Sengen Park💁 The five-story pagoda and cherry blossoms standing in the morning mist, along with Mount Fuji, truly represent Japan's original landscape. (୨୧❛ᴗ❛)📷🌸🗻

The Cherry Blossom Dragon at Kofun Shrine This shrine is located deep within the forests of Kanuma City, Tochigi Prefecture. The enshrined deities are Yamato Takeru and the very rare god of fire prevention, known as tengu. Tengu is a sacred deity who manipulates fire and protects humanity from disasters. The garden within this expansive shrine grounds is known as a power spot, and on this day, I was able to capture the nearly full-blooming weeping cherry blossom tree dragon. With antlers resembling a dragon, it truly embodies the appearance of a divine messenger. 💖

【Notice of Winter Road Closures and Reopenings】 This is a notice regarding winter road closures and reopenings. The following roads in the Mashu Area will be reopened for winter traffic starting on the dates listed below. ・Prefectural Road 150 Mashu-Nakashibetsu Line (Uramashu Observatory) opens on April 20 at 9:00 AM ・Prefectural Road 587 Asatō-Koshimizu Line opens on April 20 at 10:00 AM ・Prefectural Road 588 Kussharo-Tsubetsu Line (Tsubetsu Pass) is scheduled to open on May 15 at 10:00 AM *The winter detour for Tsubetsu Pass will be National Route 243 (Bihoro Pass). For more information on winter road closures, please check the Teshikaga Navi. We apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your understanding and cooperation. https://www.masyuko.or.jp/news/r8toukistreetnews/...

We look forward to your participation in the following tours and experiences. 【*Fully booked for spring, available in summer and autumn*】"Mt. Kamegamori Flower Watching Tour" Images 1 to 8 ・Observe seasonal subalpine plants with a guide ・Travel in a safe and comfortable chartered bus ・Enjoy the changing vegetation while traveling up to an altitude of approximately 1700m. ・Take commemorative photos at scenic points ・Stroll leisurely along paved paths to enjoy the mountain air easily. Date and Time: May 7 (Thursday) Spring Fully booked August 19 (Wednesday), 20 (Thursday) Summer October 7 (Wednesday), 8 (Thursday), 21 (Wednesday) Autumn Tour Fee: 8,900 yen Payment on the day of the tour, cash only (Includes: bus operation fee, guide fee, accident insurance, lunch) Each day from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM (*Gathering at 8:35 AM, reception at iyosaijou station next to Saijo City Tourism Exchange Center*) Capacity: First 20 participants per session (minimum number of participants: 15) Application Deadline: 14 days before each tour date 【*A few spots remaining*】 "Experience the Aroma of the Forest with Kuro-moji" Images 9 to 11 ・Enjoy part of the extraction process of Kuro-moji essential oil and distillate water, along with a silk scarf dyeing experience ・High-quality Japanese essential oil and distillate water extracted from just 1.5ml from 1kg of branches and leaves, along with the silk scarf as a souvenir ・Relax in the forest surrounded by noble aromas Date and Time: May 18 (Monday), June 15 (Monday) Tour Fee: 6,000 yen, payment on the day of the tour, cash only (Includes: instructor fee, lunch) From 10:00 AM to 1:30 PM (*Gathering at 9:50 AM, reception at Ishizuchi Nature and Living Laboratory (formerly Ohuki Clinic)*) Capacity: First 8 participants per session (minimum number of participants: 4) Application Deadline: 10 days before each tour date For applications and inquiries (General Incorporated Association) Saijo City Tourism and Products Association Ehime Prefecture Governor Registered Travel Agency No. 3-201 Phone Number: 0897-56-2605 Fax: 0897-47-3733 #Tour #Nature #Ishizuchi #Plants #Stroll #Subalpine #Mountain Base #Scenery #Guide #Essential Oil #Distillate Water #Floral Water #Kuro-moji

Taken on April 12, 2014. This is the annual festival of the Gokoku Shrine within the grounds of Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine. I have received permission from the individual to post this.

April 12 Cherry blossoms blooming in Azumino In the background, the Northern Alps The vibrant spring of Azumi Plain

April 12 Azumino Cherry Blossom Blooming Information The cherry blossom trees along Kurosawagawa are in full bloom!! The cherry blossom path extends for about 1 km Although the riverbank is a bit rough, it's a pleasant stroll along the trees.

On April 12th The warmth lately has made the flowering peach bloom... Usually, it happens after the cherry blossoms... Right now, Azumino is truly a riot of flowers This area is near Daio Wasabi Farm.

April 12th Azumino Cherry Blossom Blooming Information Weeping cherry trees along the foothills of Azumino Single cherry trees in Kitakokura, Tadai, and Minami-Kokura All have passed their peak and are beginning to fall...

Cherry blossoms can be seen all over the country, but... wasabi flowers can be enjoyed in Azumino! You can encounter the delicate white flowers in the wasabi fields of Azumino!

The opening day of Nishiokoppe Forest Park is approaching! It will open on Wednesday, April 29th, at 9:00 AM 🎉 This year, there will be no events during the Golden Week, but on the opening day, all play equipment will be available for just 100 yen per use, so please come and enjoy! The tent sites will take a little more time to be ready until the grass is set up. *Expected to open around late May - 【Nishiokoppe Forest Park】 April 29th (Wednesday) - October 18th (Sunday) *Open every day during this period 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM Parking available (free) #Open #GW #Play equipment 100 yen

Today, I explored Kawagoe. When I visited Shusse Inari Shrine, they were performing a traditional music demonstration. It seemed quite auspicious.

Taken on April 11, 2014. This is the Inari Shrine within the grounds of Kawagoe Hachimangu Shrine. It seems that mist is being released regularly.

It's the perfect day for a drive🌸 Wherever you go, the cherry blossoms are beautiful, making you want to stop and take photos📸 Enjoying spring with my beloved car✨️

Taken on April 4, 2014. Behind Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine, there were flower rafts on the Shingashi River. It's the last chance to see the cherry blossoms.

Toyama Castle Park is widely regarded as one of Japan’s most picturesque locations for enjoying cherry blossoms, blending natural beauty with deep historical significance. The park surrounds Toyama Castle, whose origins date back to the Sengoku period, when it functioned as a strategic stronghold under regional rulers. Although the original castle was lost to time, the present structure symbolizes Toyama’s feudal heritage and now serves as a cultural landmark within the city. The cherry‑blossom experience becomes especially memorable when viewed from a quiet, slow‑moving boat gliding along the castle moat. From this serene vantage point, visitors can fully appreciate the delicate fragrance of the blossoms, while petals occasionally drift down and gently settle around them. This harmony of history, landscape, and sensory richness creates a tranquil atmosphere that offers a timeless and deeply rewarding hanami experience.

At Hakojima Retarding Basin, cherry blossoms were in full bloom, spreading their branches wide by the pond, while rapeseed flowers bloomed at our feet. In the calm, windless moments, the spring scenery gently reflected on the water's surface, allowing us to feel both the tranquility and vibrancy unique to spring in Japan. The combination of the pale pink of the cherry blossoms and the vivid yellow of the rapeseed flowers was striking, inspiring me to capture the beauty of this season when nature awakens all at once.

The Iwata City Tourism Association is hosting a collaborative project with Daytona Co., Ltd. called "Iwata Morning Activity Cafe" at the Communication Plaza. Enjoy morning coffee, use it as a meeting spot for touring, and feel free to drop by anytime. After the Morning Activity Cafe, we will hold a morning market where families can experience crafting workshops and purchase popular sweets. Food trucks will also be present, so enjoy a fun holiday at the Communication Plaza throughout the day. Iwata City's mascot, Shippei, will also join the fun! Date and Time: Saturday, May 9th, from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM, rain or shine. (In case of bad weather, the event will be canceled. Notifications will be posted on this site if canceled.) *A portion of the sales from the food trucks and workshops will be donated to the Japanese Red Cross as "Relief Fund for the Noto Peninsula Earthquake Disaster of Reiwa 6." *The Welcome Bikers Roadstation (WBR) project promotes a network of regions and facilities that welcome bikers, raising awareness for traffic safety and etiquette among visitors. *The details of the vendors may change.

Taken on April 4, 2014. This is Homarezakura along the Shingashi River, behind Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine. The cherry blossoms have turned to leaves, creating a flower raft.

Taken on April 4, 2014. The Homaresakura behind Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine and along the Shingashi River is also coming to an end.

"The Pulse of Life" The old cherry tree stump, petals scattered around, and the fresh green that feels the pulse of new life. There, I sensed the repeating spring. Fukuoka, West Park

The Moment When the Forest Holds Its Breath Walking paths in West Park, Fukuoka. Spring sunlight filters through scattered cherry blossom petals. That slope was enveloped in a mysterious silence, as if it didn't even breathe.

The Silence of the Wind West Park, Fukuoka. There was something resembling a handwashing station near the bench at the top. Rainwater that had fallen earlier had collected there, and beautiful cherry blossoms floated on top. When I leaned in to take a closer look, I could see the cherry tree reflected before its petals fell. This mountaintop park, overlooking the sea, had strong winds, and I took several shots waiting for the water to settle, this being one of them.

"Memories of Passing Spring" Tenjin Chūō Park. In the morning, amidst the gentle rain. The cherry blossom season is coming to an end. The photos taken with an old lens evoke memories of the vibrant cherry blossom period.

A pink shower falling from the sky🌸 The weeping cherry blossom of Soto Ohno, over 300 years old The famous tree associated with Mito Mitsukuni was breathtakingly beautiful again this year. In the quiet mountain valley, spending time in front of this cherry blossom is truly a luxury✨️

Welcome to the 4th edition! Day 5: February 8, Sunday 09:00 pono 118 10:20 AEON MALL Okinawa - Pokémon Center 15:00 Sairaiin Daruma Temple 16:20 Tomari Port Fish Market 17:30 Parco City 22:30 Luana Lea Hotel

The spring evening The moment the view opened up as I climbed the slope. Against the night sky, the lanterns illuminated the cherry blossoms vividly, and above them, a flawless moon shone brightly. Feeling the distant presence of the city, I was enveloped in a mysterious silence on the path of light. In this spring evening, the beauty of the cherry blossoms viewed in this crisp air is unforgettable. Location: Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture (Tateyama Park)

Four Ramsar Convention registered wetlands located in Kushiro Subprefecture, Hokkaido (Kushiro City, Kushiro Town, Shibechacho, Tsuruimura, Akkeshicho, Hamanaka Town) are distributing "wetland cards" at "Kushiro Shitsugen," "Akanko," "Akkeshi-ko and Bekambeushi-shitsugen," and "Kiritappu Shitsugen"! The cards distributed at Akanko feature the early morning view of Akanko and Mt. Oakan🏔🌅. Please ask at the first-floor counter of Akan Lake Marimukan for your "wetland card!"

This is an introduction to the fuchikashira from Wakeido. Title: Bairyu Taketora zu Fuchikashira Sign: Yanagawa Naomasa (kao) Certif: [N.B.T.H.K.] Hozon Tousougu Dimensions: Fuchi - Height 38.4mm, Width 22.2mm, Ko height 12mm Kashira - Height 35mm, Width 16.3mm Period: Middle Edo Period, AD 1692 - AD 1757 Lineage: Yanagawa School Description The Yanagawa School, founded by Naomasa, is a prestigious school of town carving with disciples like Naomitsu and Naoharu. Naomasa was born in the 5th year of Genroku as the son of Masatsugu, originally named Heijiro, later renamed Sanzaemon. He entered the school of Yoshioka Inabanosuke in his youth and later studied under Yokoya Somin at his father's instruction. He passed away at the age of sixty-six in the 7th year of Horyaku. The Yanagawa School specializes in high-relief color painting on red-copper fish skin, and you can see works inscribed with Somin's designs by Naomasa. This work, Bairyu Taketora zu, also features Yokoya-style dragons and tigers delicately applied to red-copper fish skin, showcasing Naomasa's remarkable skill.

Introducing Our Sponsors: The 15th Teshikaga Photo Contest The award-winning works of the 15th Teshikaga Photo Contest have been announced, and each winner has received a prize. This Teshikaga Photo Contest is held with the cooperation of local businesses in Teshikaga. We will gradually introduce our sponsoring companies on the official Teshikaga Navi Instagram. (In no particular order) This time, we are featuring Sarashina Confectionary‼︎📝 Teshikaga Navi has a wealth of information, so please take a look✨ Thank you, Sarashina Confectionary, for your support of this event🙇🛶 We look forward to your continued support of the Teshikaga Photo Contest and Teshikaga Navi.