Japan Heritage Site in Hida Takayama, Tagami Family Residence (Takumi-no-kan Forest Aquarium) It is a kominka built by a master craftsman in Hida over a period of 12 years, and he still lives with Kiso horses, and you can get a glimpse of good old Japanese rural life such as free-range chickens. It's a facility hidden gem known only to those in the know.

For some reason, there was a chick near the front door this morning. came in. The chick who hid in the bushes in surprise me?? Shooting. The pattern was very beautiful, so I posted it! !! Mr. Chicks?? Sorry ? to scare you After this, it flew away with a loud feather sound.

bird At Biwako Culture Park It is a picture on the prof

This is a photo taken when I visited Ekorin Village in Hokkaido in September 2022. I thought there was a cow in the distance, so I zoomed in and saw a cow-patterned sheep ?, which is ? one of my favorite photos looking at the camera.

It is a wind farm located in Kuzumaki Town, Iwate Prefecture. There was a superb view that I couldn't believe I was in Japan. Because it is located in a high place, it is cool even in summer, and a pleasant breeze flows.

This is an origami tiger made by a child. It's surprisingly well done. The possibilities of origami are endless.

Animal Kingdom in Izu. Get close to the animals!

The next day returning from my two and a half months travel in Europe, I visited Nara, one of the most historical cities in Japan, with my friends. Compared to the cool weather in Europe, the Japanese summer was too hot for me. It seems like it was too hot for the deers too. I wanted to jump in with them!

Utsukushigahara Highlands/Nagano Pony with kind eyes

Utsukushigahara Highlands/Nagano There was a laid-back cow.

In front of the precincts of Kawasaki Daishi. It is a scene when resting in the shade. The other day at the age of 16 of the Miniature Dax, I took a walk on a midsummer day for the first time in a ☀️ long time after successfully undergoing surgery. It's a dog-like son ? who spins the fan on the cart.

Scenery of Kohama Island Chura Sugar Road cow emerald green Kitanohama (Nishi no Hama)

Healing. Kohama Island baby goat Friendly I was chewing on the pants because I thought I could eat them.

Kuura Farm on Ishigaki Island I met calves and foals It's idyllic

On the Tateyama Alpine Route in Toyama Prefecture, there was a thunderbird that is rarely seen! It is a bird designated as a natural monument and has ♪ a summer fur color. I've been there many times, but I've only been able (;_;) to see this one time I would like to visit so that we can meet again.

Nifrel and cuties ?

Higashisumiyoshi-ku, Osaka, along the Imagawa River. It is a beautiful place where beautiful flowers bloom throughout the four seasons. In addition, Japanese items such as Shigaraki tanuki figurines and tiles are placed, making it a picturesque photo spot. In spring, the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, and there are also weeping cherry blossoms and white cherry blossoms, so you can fully feel the four seasons of Japan while strolling. It's also nice to be able to enjoy it for free.

This photo was taken on the Zenpukuji River that flows through Suginami Ward, Tokyo.

Amami Oshima in February. Swim with humpback whales that have traveled south to breed and raise their young. The moment you become a part of nature is an emotion itself. I feel like I have received great power, energy, and good luck from a humpback whale with a big body and gentle eyes.

At Miyagi Zao Fox Village, I filmed the timing when the two horses started playing with each other. It was so powerful that snow flew around, and I tried to shoot from as low as possible.

A cat ? that happened to be covered She is a very expressive child. They smile a lot. You can ? see the cool side I can't take you back with me. It was cute. ?

An Ezonaki rabbit that can only be found in Hokkaido photographed in the Daisetsu mountain range of Hokkaido. It is said that you can only live in a cold environment below 15°C. Are you feeling autumn? It was twilight on the rocks.

I was walking down the street yesterday and saw this poster and couldn't help but laugh because I was so surprised to see something like it. I'd assumed that crossbows were already illegal since I never saw them anywhere but it seems I was wrong. Not that I was planning on buying one any time soon lol. In America, I'd hunted using bows and rifles but that was quite a while ago. Most people always practiced their shooting at ranges specifically built for archery but I suppose I've never seen or heard of that in Japan now that I think about it. But the hunting culture in Japan is certainly quite different than that of my home country. It's interesting to see the differences between things like this.

When I went to Sankeien, I saw a cat sleeping on a fallen leaf and its sleeping face was cute, so I took a picture.

This photo was taken at Mt. Takao in Tokyo. There was a cute cat at the resting place and it was very friendly. I decorated it with autumn leaves. It looks great, doesn't it?

This photo was taken at Mt. Takao in Tokyo. There was a cute cat at the resting place and it was very friendly. I decorated it with autumn leaves. It looks great, doesn't it?

Summer traditions ?, yukata robes and soap bubbles pic(2) At Daiho Hachimangu Shrine