It is a cherry blossom orchard in Fuse, Tottori City, Tottori Prefecture. The only cherry blossoms that are blooming are drooping, but I find them most interesting 🌸 when they bloom for 8 minutes, when they are still in full bloom

People often travel long distances to capture a beautiful scene that includes both snow-capped mountains and sakura in the same frame. However, there is an opportunity to witness such a marvelous view all day long that is very close to Tokyo. Kita Asaba Sakura Zutsumi gives opportunity to get close with green nature .

A scene at Yuki Shrine in Tsu City, Mie Prefecture. Since many Umejiro visit the Yuki Shrine every year, many photographers were visit this year as well. I've had a relationship with Umejiro since last year, and I was able to take a picture of it again this year. It just so happened that I got a line of sight when I clicked the shutter, so it was my favorite one. It has become a piece that feels dignified from the cute Umejiro. ＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊ Shooting location: Yuki Shrine, Tsu City, Mie Prefecture Shooting date and time: February 24, 2024 10:00 ＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊

Hiroshima Akitakata City Recommended spots in Hiroshima #Edgeworthia chrysantha colony 👈 in Mushiidani One piece 📸 in a clump of edgeworthia chrysantha in full bloom It was the day after a rainy day, so the edgeworthia chrysantha bathed in the sunlight was very glittering and mysterious. Photo taken on March 29

Hiroshima City Kannon Shrine Recommended spots in Hiroshima #Kannon Shrine 👈 One piece 📸 with drooping cherry blossoms from the raining Kannon Shrine I was 📸 so excited that the drooping cherry blossoms in full bloom reflected and protruded We had to shoot in the rain, and we had 😅 a hard time because the water droplets that bounced on the ground in the rain splashed on the lens

Cherry Blossom Curtain × Jizo 🌸 This is Hoboji Temple in Saitama Shiki City. Among the drooping cherry blossoms in Saitama Prefecture, it will be a hidden gem! The precincts are located in a residential area, and once you step inside, you will find yourself in a different world.

It is famous as a famous place for cherry blossoms Aichi Prefecture Nagoya City Peace Park 🌸 Late March On a sunny day warm enough to make you sweat a little I 😊 went there to see the cherry blossoms But this year's cherry blossoms are a late bloomer I can't believe there are fewer trees with open flowers... "It's not blooming at all ..." "Mom, there's a big cherry blossom blooming over there!!" and a son who starts running Big Sakura...? I chased my son and saw a magnolia in full bloom! Magnolia with fragrant and large flowers It's the first time for me and my son to see it! Magnolia curtains and a carpet of petals It was ✨ shining gently in the sunlight The stump seemed to be perfect for my son's bench - It seems that the appearance of sitting a little is cute ... I didn't get to see the cherry blossoms. It was a 🌼 very nice cherry blossom viewing

It is located in Kitasaki Town, Obu City, Aichi Prefecture One piece ✨ at Obu Midori Park "Mimoza Forest" This is a famous Mimoza spot in Aichi Prefecture It was 💦 crowded with many customers on this day as well I encountered ♡ a yellow fairy in such a forest In the eyes of a pure and innocent daughter staring at me Mom's shutter didn't stop lol Anyway What is the sparkle in a child's eyes Why is it so sparkly? I guess you can see it ✨ The whites of the eyes are bluish, There is a sense of transparency. It's like 💎 a marble I now have another favorite piece

Cherry Blossom Shower🌸 Rinyoji Temple, Gifu City, Gifu Prefecture March 2024

Beautiful Ed Higan lit up Yorii Town in Saitama Prefecture Hachigata Ruins of the Castle Park

Kasumimagakei 2024 Spring About 1,500 cherry trees of about 7 types are in bloom, and you can enjoy the wonderful scenery. Ikeda, Gifu

[Cherry blossoms] It is the cherry blossom of Mt. Yoshino. The cherry blossoms that spread out in front of you are truly a thousand at a glance. It has now become a spot where people from all over the world gather to see cherry blossoms, but I took a picture of this cherry blossom while feeling one of the miracles that this scenery remains in the present day, while being aware that this cherry blossom has been pleasing to the eyes of people since the Heian period.

Hiroshima Hatsukaichi Miyajima Takimiya Shrine Recommended spots in Hiroshima #Takimiya Shrine #Miyajima 👈 One piece 📸 with a deer walking under the Torii shrine gate gate In order to pass this road, you may have to pay an entrance fee to the deer. 😅🦌 This is the entrance to the mountain trail Daishoin Course to Mt. Miyama. By the way, there are three mountain trails at the front! If you are not good at walking, there is also 🚡 a ropeway from Momiji Valley

The carpet of drooping Ume plums was 😊🌸 very beautiful

Kawazu cherry blossoms and newlyweds 🌸💍 Pre-shot on the best day!!

Fukinoyama rises to 550 meters near the border between Matsuzaki and Nishi-Izu towns, northeast of Matsuzaki town center and alongside Mount Chokuro of the Amagi range. At the summit stands Hozoin, a Soto Zen temple founded as a sacred esoteric site by Kukai (Kobo Daishi) in the 3rd year of the Dado era; it was originally called Fukino Jizo Mikkyoin. In the Muromachi period it flourished as a great sacred site with 88 branch temples, but it later fell into decline and was revived by the monk Iwanaka. During the Bunki years (1501–1504), Seian, the fourth head priest of Fumon-in in Kawazu, converted from Shingon to Soto Buddhism, and the temple gained the name Hozoin from that time. The temple grounds are densely wooded, featuring the largest cedar in Minami-Izu, estimated at about 400 years old (6.5 m in circumference, 34 m tall), and a 150-year-old Oshima cherry tree. Along the approach, more than 180 stone statues known as "field Buddhas" line up in a rare sight. The moss-covered stone figures of Dainichi Nyorai, Yakushi Nyorai, Amida Nyorai, Jizo, Kannon, Kobo Daishi and others have a quietly desolate air, as if chanting the impermanence of human life. The site is also the 7th sacred stop on the Izu Yokomichi 33 Kannon pilgrimage.

In the western and southern parts of the Izu Peninsula, widespread deposits from ancient submarine volcanic eruptions are found. After a long era of submarine volcanism, the whole of Izu uplifted and emerged onto land, and subsequent erosion sculpted the landscape we see today, allowing us to view beautiful internal structures that would originally have remained buried underground. Among the submarine volcanic deposits, volcanic ash and pumice that settled on the seafloor preserved features such as bedding and, over long periods, lithified into rock. These stones became valued as a soft, easily worked, and heat-resistant building material known as Izu stone, and until around the early Showa period they were quarried and shipped from various parts of Izu. Muroiwa Cave was a quarry that operated from the Edo period until 1954 (Showa 29), and it remains one of the few places where visitors can see the site largely as it was in those days.

Along about six kilometers from the mouth of the Nakagawa River, which runs through the center of Matsuzakicho, to Osawa Onsen, roughly 1,200 Somei-yoshino cherry trees are planted, creating a famous cherry-blossom spot that reaches full bloom from late March to early April. You can also enjoy it together with the concurrently held flower fields in rice paddies. During the blooming season, the evening cherry blossoms are lit up, and the reflection of the trees in the Nakagawa River creates a magical scene.

On about 30,000 square meters of fallow rice paddies, seeds of six flowers—African marigold, borage, baby snapdragon, daisy, poppy, and cornflower—are sown. From mid-February each year they bloom in sequence, turning the whole area into a vast flower field that delights every visitor and has come to represent Matsuzakicho. Within the flower fields, lifelike scarecrows resembling people and animals, a Flower Field Shrine (a torii made of flowers), and a foot bath are installed. From May 1 to May 5 during Golden Week, visitors may pick flowers free of charge. From late March to early April, you can also enjoy the cherry tree-lined Nakagawa River—about 6 kilometers and roughly 1,200 trees—making the site a lively attraction each year.

Cherry blossoms 🌸 that you can't see anymore The school 🥺✨ building was demolished a while ago and can never be seen again

Ukiki Shrine ⛩️ in Lake Tazawa, Semboku City, Akita Prefecture In spring, the red Torii shrine gate, cherry blossoms in full bloom and beautiful lake water shine 🌸⛩️

Lake Tazawa Tatsuko Statue and Morning Sun In the morning, see the mysterious lake and the statue of Lake Tazawa You can see it. The sky and the surface of the lake, which shines in the cobalt blue during the day, are also beautiful and wonderful

Lake Tazawa Tatsuko Statue and Morning Sun The statue of Princess Tatsuko becomes a silhouette, and you can enjoy the mysterious scenery at this time of year.

It's a 2-minute drive from my classic photo spot! I like the sunrise and often take pictures in the same place. I'm glad that you show me a different scenery every day #Spring in Japan #Photocon

Pale ink cherry blossoms in Takehara Sunrise and Namatsu Line together. Mie Prefecture Takehara Japanese cedar Town * Aerial view from above the Unide River * 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.

Despite being adjacent to Tokyo, Saitama prefecture is often overlooked by tourists. However, this prefecture has a lot to offer with its mesmerizing natural beauty. Currently, Kita Asaba Sakura Zutsumi is gaining attention, thanks to photographers who have captured its beauty. I visited this place last year, but this year, I witnessed the astonishing view of the pink sakura rows against the backdrop of the snow-capped mountains.

Spring in Full Bloom! Experience the Moving 400-meter "Sakura Corridor" in Higashiizu! The "Sakura Corridor" is a 400-meter row of cherry trees lining the Higashiizu Town cross-country course (Inatori Highlands). We provide updates on peak viewing conditions starting in late March. ⏰ Best time to visit: Late March to early April 2024 🅿 Parking: Free (10–15 spaces) 🚌 Access: About a 10-minute bus ride from Izu-Inatori Station Feel the fresh breath of spring and enjoy a beautiful, memorable time that will stay with you. Along with cherry blossom viewing, come and enjoy the welcoming atmosphere of the Sakura Corridor event with your family and friends. We look forward to seeing you. This year also features the 1st "Higashiizu SPRINGFESTA." The Regional Revitalization Team leads efforts to celebrate the cherry blossom season. "Kids Festa" Free participation event: "Let’s Make a Cherry Tree in Full Bloom!" Write your wishes and thanks on cherry blossom petals to help complete the tree! Children who write a message will receive a gift. Dates: Saturday, March 30, 2024; Saturday, April 6, 2024; Sunday, April 7, 2024 (canceled in case of rain) Time: 10:00–15:00 Prizes and participation gifts available Stalls will offer ring toss, fishing games, and more! "Hanami Beer Terrace" Food and drink stalls will be available How about enjoying tasty food and drinks under the cherry trees? ☺️ You may consume items purchased at the stalls at the terrace seats. Dates: March 30 (Sat), April 6 (Sat), April 7 (Sun) (canceled in case of rain) Time: 10:00–15:00 #Sakura #Izu #Hanami #Izu Sightseeing #Izu Spots #Izu Travel #Izu Drive #Izu Inatori #Higashiizu Town

Hello😃 This is Yamanashi Wine Kingdom Senga Falls Store. As April arrives, the weather has felt like winter at times, with cold and rainy days continuing. It looks like the weekend will bring back more spring-like weather, so that’s a relief☺️ While a fine day is nicer for a walk, there are some unusual sights you can only see when it rains☔️ For example, rainwater streaming from a crack in the rock directly opposite Senga Falls can look like a small waterfall👀 You might think, “I came all the way to Shosenkyo and it’s raining,” but rain can reveal scenes and little discoveries you wouldn’t see otherwise. We hope you enjoy the many faces of Shosenkyo😊 We also have a recommended rosé that pairs beautifully with the spring season and its colors. Why not try Japan Wine Sakura, with petals of gold leaf drifting in the glass, or an aromatic Merlot rosé? As it becomes easier to stroll around, please come visit Shosenkyo and enjoy your time here😄

It is a scenery of Shirahama, a tourist destination in Wakayama Prefecture. I took a picture of Tanabe Bay from the observation deck of the plain grassland. The orange roof is Hotel Kawahisa.

Why don't you explore the untouched nature of Matsuda Limestone Caves? The Matsuda Limestone Cave in Ginoza Village is a place where you can walk through the darkness with the help of your five senses and the light of your headlights. You can explore with a local guide, so you can rest assured! If you're lucky, you might even ✨ see the natural monument black-footed gecko Why don't you experience a mysterious world in Ginoza Village?