It is a western mustard that blooms along the embankment of the Kino River, a first-class river in Wakayama Prefecture.

Underwater trees at the Nanagawa Dam in Kozagawa

♥🌸 Kawazu cherry blossoms× This is one at "Nabana no Sato" in Mie Prefecture. I found it 😆 by chance when I was walking upwards I couldn't help but stop at the heart made of Kawazu cherry blossoms and click the shutter.

Niigata Prefecture is famous for its beautiful beech forest, and in the beautiful forest, drosophila flowers were blooming without losing to the snow.

Spring in the terraced rice fields of Gamo, Tokamachi City, Niigata Prefecture. There was a fuki on the ridge of the terraced rice fields where the snow remained.

The rape field where you can see Mt. Mt. Chokai in Akita Prefecture is a symbol of spring in Japan.

Late spring visit Mt. Chokai foot of Mt. in Akita Prefecture, and I was looking forward to spring through the snow that remained in the fresh green forests Mizubasho was showing his face.

The beech forest of the spring snow on the Daigonji Highland in Niigata Prefecture was shining with fresh green leaves.

On Saturday, March 16, we released firefly larvae into Hatsukawa within Atami Plum Garden. As an annual tradition, children from Umeenomachi helped us again! Japan is said to be home to around 50 species of fireflies. The species released in Atami is Japan’s representative firefly, the genji-botaru. We hatch the larvae, feed them kawanina (freshwater snails) about once a month while raising them, and release the final-instar larvae when they reach 2–3 centimeters. These larvae leave the river on humid nights from mid to late April, burrow into the soil, and form oval “soil cocoons.” Inside those soil cocoons they pupate and emerge as adults from late May to early June. This year we will hold “Evenings for Firefly Viewing” from Saturday, June 1 through Sunday, June 9. Please come and see the pale glow of the fireflies that can be seen only during this season.

Tokachigawa Onsen in the morning Hello! It’s March and getting a little warmer, but mornings here in Otofuke are still quite cold. The temperature at 5:00 a.m. on the day of the shoot was -12.1°C. River mist formed and Tokachi Chuo Bridge was hidden. After sunrise the river mist cleared and the bridge stood out clearly! By 7:00 a.m. we could see the majestic Hidaka Mountains clearly 😊 There was no wind that day, so we also saw hot air balloons rising. Even when it’s cold, seeing scenes like this lifts your spirits! Please come and see these seasonal views while you can 😊

Spring morning in Otogawa Okazaki City, Aichi Prefecture Otogawa

Hiroshima Fukuyama Yabu Camellia and Narcissus Village Recommended spots in Hiroshima #Yabu Camellia and Daffodil Village 👈 @bingolife8 A piece 📸 bathed in the Morning Sun through a gap in the Kawazu cherry blossoms I took a picture 📸 from the top of the stepladder aiming at the gap between the cherry blossoms The mimosa was also blooming 😊 very beautifully

Hello everyone! Ginoza Village is holding "Ginoza Village Open Garden 2024" 🌺✨ from March 9 Sat ~ March 17 Sun The unique and ingenious garden is a sight 🌹🌷 to behold Please 😊 take this opportunity to take a look at the garden that the people of Ginoza Village have grown with all their hearts

Kawazu cherry blossoms were blooming, It's already turning into a leaf cherry blossom. On the day I took the photo, the sky was cloudless and blue. I even took a picture of the sun along with the cherry blossoms. Location: Park

I photographed the roses that bloomed in spring. Location: Home

Around the parking lot of a nearby nursing school Cute white flowers were blooming.

The pomegranate fruit that I was planting in the garden of my grandma's house became a pomegranate, so I captured it on camera.

I tried to make a bouquet 💐 with spring flowers. Shooting location: bay window at home

Isehara Flower Report for March 14 The ume (Japanese plum) at Hyuga Yakushi is still viewable The almond blossoms at Maruyama Castle Ruins Park are in bud The weeping cherry at Mishima Shrine is in bud The Okame cherry along Oyama Shinmichi has passed its peak Temperatures are rising, and spring is finally arriving The long-awaited days for flower viewing are just around the corner Our staff predicts that many spots will reach peak bloom around the 20th A resident cat was running around the grounds of Hyuga Yakushi

Spring foliage! When the snow melts, the young leaves of the forest at the foot of Mt. Yotei in front of you look like ^^ autumn leaves

The tulips in our garden are not ^^ replanted every year, but in the fall, we compost and straw them, and they tell us about spring through the snow season!

Title: Gungun no Biro!

Hello 😊 This is Waraji, a Koshu regional cuisine restaurant. In March, sunlight in Shosenkyo Gorge grows warmer, and you can gradually feel the arrival of spring. Waraji’s traditional house has been renovated from a historic building dating back to the Edo period (about 150 years ago). The pillars and tables are made from fine timber, so while you enjoy the warmth of the wood, please savor our signature dishes, starting with hoto. In particular, the eel skillfully prepared by our veteran chefs is thick and tender; when coated with the sweet-and-savory secret sauce, it will surely keep you reaching for your chopsticks. We look forward to welcoming you and serving you a warm meal from the bottom of our hearts 😃

This is Ezomomonga. Early March is their love season It's nocturnal and usually pre-dawn Because it only shows up after sunset Even though you can see it with the naked eye It's hard to take a picture. But only at this time of year, even in the daytime Because there is a possibility that you will be seen Expedition groups come from all over the country.

Thirteen years have passed since the Great East Japan Earthquake This photo was taken on April 3, 2018 It is a row of cherry blossom trees in the night forest of Tomioka Town, Fukushima Prefecture. The Great East Japan Earthquake made it difficult to return home. Decontamination work has progressed, and in this year, Part of the tree-lined area has been opened to the public. At that time, only the opening of short straight roads Surrounding shops and houses are barricaded It was an enclosed ghost town I think I stayed for more than an hour. It's not a time to attract tourism There are almost no people who look like tourists. I only saw a few groups of people who seemed to be locals. I revisited it in March 2021. Tomioka Town became an outpost for reconstruction It's a very lively town. The open area has been greatly expanded. The branches of the cherry blossoms are beautifully selected. It was also prepared to be lit up. Realizing that reconstruction is progressing I remember how happy I was. The Noto Peninsula, where there is no fear of radiation, Reconstruction should be faster Good luck Hokuriku, good luck Tohoku.

I hope that the children who gather under the cherry blossoms of the Nonagase family in Nakahechi, Wakayama Prefecture, will have a bright future where everyone can have a dream, with peace without war.

Torohachicho in Kitayama Village, an enclave in Wakayama Prefecture, has suspended sightseeing boat operations due to the Coronavirus pandemic, but hopes to resume. I hope it will be crowded with tourists like before.

Toyama Prefectural Central Botanical Garden Early blooming cherry blossoms were blooming It's so beautiful

Tulip River Now is the time to take pictures of Kawazu cherry blossoms and tulips 🌸 🌷. I feel that tulips are not enough, but Kawazu cherry blossoms are the best now! Shot on iPHONE 11 PRO 26mm JAPAN Mie Nabana no Sato 2024/3/10

Onomichi, Hiroshima Recommended spots in Hiroshima #Kannon off the coast Mont Saint-Michel 👈 I went to Kannon off the coast in Onomichi City, also known as Mont Saint Michel in Onomichi, to photograph the Milky Way! 📸 You can see 🏯 the castle-like Kannondo on a small island On this day, the tide was low, so I attacked 📸 at a super low angle aiming for the reflation of the tide pool I was able to hide the heavy machinery and intense light of the factory on the island or avoid it at a low angle. However, because of my poor eyesight, I could only see the Milky Way dimly, and I didn't notice the puddles, so I soaked my feet and soaked the inside of 💧 my shoes. I managed to take a picture, so I'm going to take it. The development is based on your Milky Way. If the timing is right, it seems that it can overlap with 🌕🏯 the full moon, but... 🤔 Note📝 18mm ISO2400 F2.8 SS15 sec 3500K pic control neutral