Sukugawa Park, Hyogo You can see cherry blossoms in spring in various places all over Japan, but the Sukugawa River is quite long and I was healed just by taking a walk.

I found a single dandelion blooming in a field near my home and photographed it.

Let's go home~ It's a moment of elegance.

It is a light up of the Sukugawa River in Nishinomiya City. For some reason, it reminded me of the moon in Arajo.

It is a time to be healed by the small boat going through the inner moat, the spring sunshine and the cherry blossoms.

Kasamatsu Kawazu Cherry Blossoms Road "Wandering Boatman" It is a bird's-eye view of the drone. Mie Prefecture Matsusaka City Kasamatsu Kawazu Cherry Blossoms Road * Aerial shot after confirming that there are no third parties around * Confirmed by the management office * Notify the local police station of the flight. * Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Comprehensive Flight Permit has been obtained. * Flight plan report and flight log book have been prepared. Shot on DJI MAVIC 3 JAPAN Mie 2024/2

Rows of cherry blossom trees in Sukugawa Park, Hyogo Prefecture There were relatively many people here, and when I happened to take a picture of the cherry blossoms of people passing by on the bridge from the river, a tremendous wind blew and the cherry blossoms scattered at the perfect timing, and it was like snow and it was 😯 very beautiful

In front of the house, the red and white Ume plums in Tenjin Park are in full bloom.

[Isehara Flower Report] 3.01 Okame cherry blossoms along Oyama Shinmichi are beginning to bloom March starts today. I felt the arrival of spring as graduation ceremonies seemed to be taking place at high schools across Isehara City. Spring news is coming from MtOoyama too♪ Okame cherry trees have been planted along the roughly 3-kilometer stretch of Oyama Shinmichi (bypass), and pink blossoms are beginning to open. The trees at the foot are still young, so their trunks are thin and they seem to bloom earlier. Overall, it feels like flowering is a little early this year due to warm temperatures. They should reach their best viewing next week. Seeing the flowers from the car window makes a drive more enjoyable.

It is the night cherry blossom of the Keage Incline. On this day, the sky is bright, Because there was no one or one I was able to ☺️ shoot slowly

It is a Fushimi Ten Stone Boat in Fushimi, Kyoto. In spring, this place is full 🌸 of cherry blossoms

Since I was in high school Hachimanbori is a memory that I often came to shoot. In the past, there was such a beautiful scenery Things that I took for granted because they were too close Now it seems ☺️ like a luxury

Snow-Covered Miya-no-Mori The third Wildlife Class for the village elementary school students This time, the theme was “Let’s Search for Treasures in the Winter Forest!” The highlight was a snowshoe treasure hunt through Miya-no-Mori, which spreads across and above the ski area. Each treasure had a transmitter attached, so using a tool called a Yagi antenna, the children traced signals while climbing up and down the slopes. When listening to the sound from the receiver, everyone focused and strained their ears to find the direction with the least noise. The weather was clear. With the air so crisp, it was an ideal day for walking through the snowy Miya-no-Mori. The kids seemed a little disappointed that the many treasures they found were not food or warm drinks, but they did take home venison stew as a souvenir. On a personal note, I was also happy to reunite with the university student I met during the summer camp session.

Nestled along the banks of the Arashiyama River in Kyoto, a scene unfolds that whispers of Japan's timeless beauty and rich heritage. Here, where the past meets the present, the leaves of the trees sway in the breeze and gently cascade onto the water's surface like delicate memories. The river, a silent witness to centuries gone by, reflects the vibrant hues of the foliage and the graceful curves of the ancient bridge of Togetsu-kyo. This photograph is not just a snapshot in time but a promise to preserve these views of Japan's serene landscapes for the future, ensuring that the essence of this magical place endures for generations to come..

Hiroshima Fukuyama Green Line Recommended spots in Hiroshima #Green Line 👈 @bingolife8 One shot 📸 at Tomonoura seen from the Green Line It has a very good view and is 🚗 a spot where you want to drive with Tomonoura

Depending on the climatic conditions, the reflection of Mt. Fuji on the surface of Lake Yamanaka in winter was mysterious.

Kawazu cherry blossoms bloom in the Ishibe Terraced Rice Fields, where the scenery changes with the four seasons

This is what spring is ♪ like in Japan

■━━━━━━━□ ┃ Event Information ┃ □━━━━━━━■ On Friday, March 15th, an event to admire Tomakomai’s nightscape and starry sky will take place on the observation corridor of Tomakomai City Hall! ⭐🌙 Advance registration is required, so don’t forget to sign up! 😊 For details, please see the website of the General Affairs Division, General Affairs Section of Tomakomai City Hall 💁‍♀️

"The Tree That Saved My Life" This is "Isehama Beach" in Kesennuma City, Miyagi Prefecture. On March 11, 2011, the Great East Japan Earthquake caused a massive tsunami, and miraculously, several people climbed this tree and saved their lives, so it is called "the tree that saved lives."

Zerubu Hill 🌳🌷🪻 in Biei It is located along the road, and various colorful seasonal flowers are blooming! It looks like a painting, including the mountains in the background!

Shibazakura Takikami Park 🌸 Colorful pink 🩷 all over On this day, the weather was good and it looked 😍 even more beautiful Because it is wide, it can also be used 🏃 ♀️ for exercise If you go early, there may be 📷 fewer people

Matabei Sakura It is a very bewitching drooping cherry blossom. Uda City, Nara April 2020 Shot on iPHONE The "weeping cherry tree" is said to be 300 years old. It is said to be located on the ruins of the mansion of the warlord "Goto Matabei".

Sunflower field 🌻 in Musashimurayama I have been visiting every year lately. I'm looking forward to this year. Who is bigger, the second son or the sunflower?

It was when I went to the winning Ambient Tateshina Hotel. Free from equipment, take a walk around Lake Goddess in the evening. It was a fun time to face nature and face my brother as well. My mother secretly ^^ took a picture of your wonderful conversation from behind

It is a scenic spot where you can see the Oiso Terugasaki coast and Mt. Fuji The beach is usually calm and crowded with people playing on the shore and fishing, but on this day when the rough waves were rushing in, Mt. Fuji brought out its magnificent appearance.

It is a World Heritage Site, but it is lit up three times a year. The other day, there was a winter illumination event, so I went there. This time, I made a reservation half a year ago, so I was able to stay lodging in a 200-year-old gassho-zukuri minshuku, and thanks to that, I was able to fully enjoy the nostalgic original scenery of Japan. In addition to the illumination at night, the quiet early morning walk, which is only possible for those who stayed at the lodging, was exceptional.

Izu-Buntei Built in 1910 (Meiji 43), Izu-Buntei once housed a kimono merchant. In Matsuzaki, the town received the building as a donation from its owner and restored the interior as a valuable historic Meiji-era structure. It is now open as a free rest area. A footbath is also installed in the park beside Izu-Buntei.

Photographed on February 26 The early-blooming Oshima cherry in Nagisa Elementary Park is now at its best. This large cherry is said to be a cultivar created by crossing Oshima-zakura with Somei-yoshino, and it usually reaches peak bloom from early to mid-March each year. Perhaps because temperatures have been high this year, it is already in full bloom! The tree has many flower buds and is truly impressive. Nagisa Elementary Park Address / Nagisacho, Atami City (in front of the third section of the waterfront park)

Meiji Merchant House Nakase Residence The Nakase Residence was built in 1887 (Meiji 20) as the home of prosperous cloth merchant Naokichi Yoda (Yoda Naokichi Gofukuten). Because the shop name of Yoda Naokichi Gofukuten was “Nakase,” the house is now known as the Nakase Residence. In 1998 (Showa 63), Matsuzakicho purchased the large estate—seven buildings including the main house and storehouses—and opened the main house to the public as an ethnographic museum. The building showcases lavish craftsmanship, from its timberwork to its fine carvings and metal fittings, offering a glimpse into the life of a wealthy merchant of the era. In particular, the black-lacquered namako-style plaster wall finish of the storehouse built inside the main house can only be seen here in Matsuzakicho.