This is the view of Odaiba and the bridge girder of Rainbow Yellowtail seen from Shibaura South Pier before sunset. The tower apartment dyed in sunset color and the rainbow yellowtail shone in gold and were very beautiful.

This is a photo of a nearby shrine. Scenes of culture being passed down from generation to generation.

I was doing construction work very close to Aoyama 1-chome Station. I'm sure I wouldn't have been able to see this cherry blossom from this place before this work started, and I thought that I wouldn't be able to see this cherry blossom once the building was built, so I took a picture. In the midst of the changing Traditional Japanese straw raincoat, there are some things that do not change. The cherry blossoms will bloom again next year, but I won't be able to see this view next year. I put such a feeling of impermanence into it.

Location: Kamimikawa Town, Tochigi Prefecture Taken in early May On a walk with my cat Chai On the side of the road, there is a large number of "white clover" flower fields that I have not seen in the previous year...! Shooting with the sunset & with the cat 📸 A small view that shines in the Nature of Japan! Actually, this "white clover" Famous for its non-native species and abnormal reproduction. The reason why it is blooming so much this year is that a farmer in the neighborhood is conducting an experiment to see if it will increase if you give it plenty of sun. At a later date, I was ✋ driven by mowing the grass Beautiful plants and flowers that are often seen in daily life. The scenery I saw in this way was engraved with the history of "white clover" that has been breeding until now!

This is the scenery of Kumamoto, where my grandmother's house is located. I took this photo when I visited in the summer, and I felt that the scenery has remained unchanged since I was a child. I love the contrast between the continuous road and the lush greenery.

This is a night view of Rainbow Yellowtail taken from Toyosu Gururi Park. I took a picture with the image of the lights of the bridge reflecting beautifully on the sea

This photo was taken 📸 about a month ago when I went to Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden While the cherry blossoms and plum blossoms are in full bloom, I saw one bird standing on a branch, and I had to take a picture of this! !! This is the 🕊️ one I took thinking (��.* I was able to take a very adorable picture, so please take a look and be healed (*ฅ́ ̆ฅ̀*)

It is more like a snapshot than a landscape photo, but it is a piece that expresses the atmosphere of downtown Akabane as close to the appearance as possible. If you like Sake, I hope you will want to go out for a drink by looking at the photos.

This is a sunset view of Rainbow Yellowtail taken from the end of Shibaura South Pier. The moment when the sky turned a faint dark blue after the sun went down was taken with a wide-angle 14mm. The buildings in the back were distorted, but it can't be helped because it's a wide angle. I tried correcting it with development software, but it didn't change much.

Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine My favorite place The Great Ginkgo Tree has fallen, but it is still alive　 What strength, what vitality Ginkgo has seen a lot of history　 I really like it, I'm sure I've lived there before. How many years have passed since then? It's going to be bigger　 I want to see it with my own eyes That's right, let's go Let's go to Kamakura

A quiet corner of the clear Garden that will make you forget the hustle and bustle of the Central Tokyo. In the midst of the bustle of the daytime, the appearance of the kakei and the kick that suddenly caught my eye made me feel as if time had stopped and. In contrast to the surrounding hustle and bustle, only the sound of water stream quietly fills the space. The greenery of the trees reflected in the polished stone water bowl, the texture of the mossy cane. It was a simple and tranquil beauty lurking behind the glamour, a world of wabi-sabi. I was deeply impressed by the fact that this ancient beauty has not changed in the midst of many people coming and going. We hope that you will feel that the aesthetic sense of Japan is condensed in a moment of tranquility.

When I was driving, there was a frog in the twilight.

Cool Carp streamers

My first Children's Day. Carp streamers for the first time. Carp streamers swimming comfortably in the blue sky and smiling 😊 Carp streamers are becoming less and less common, but the large school of about 200 carp streamers was dynamic and impressive 🎏 I felt once again that it is a wonderful tradition that should be passed on in the future. Wishing my daughter a healthy growth. Sukuku Grow Bigger 🌱

I went to Kyoto for the first time! It's been a dream of mine for a long time to go to the Yasaka Tower in Kyoto, and I'm glad that my dream has finally come true. I was surprised to see it in the real world, which was bigger than I expected!

At Cape Collar Spring and a landscape trying hard to live facing the sun I'm sure I've been living with my pulse for a long time.

"Falling Yang ~Shadow Engraving Sansama~" Dusk during Golden Week. A breakwater at a fishing port along the Sea of Japan in Tottori Prefecture, not far from sightseeing spots. Under the setting sunset as usual, each time was streaming slowly. Even though we were in the same air, I felt that the silence of the three of us was engraved on it, and I involuntarily clicked the shutter.

The sunset seen from the car was so beautiful that I took a picture of it and it was fantastic! !! Take a look if you like it ( ˊᴗˋ*)

　It was taken at the Fujiwara Festival in Hiraizumi, Iwate Prefecture. About 900 years ago, at the end of the Heian period, when Minamoto Yoshitsune, who was chased by his brother Minamoto no Yoritomo, relied on Fujiwara no Hidehiro of Hiraizumi and went down to the east. This is the 62nd Festival that Reproduction the Scene. Dressed in costumes Reproduction Heian picture scrolls, a line of horses and cattle Car procession from Moetsu Temple to Chūson Temple. 　The photo was taken Temple a brave warrior who departed from the main gate of Mao Yue.

This is one of the photos when I went to Koshio Kuroyama Mitaki in Saitama Prefecture in February of this year. On the day of the event, it was raining steadily and it was very cold, but I remember seeing the beautiful waterfall and forgetting the cold. It's a small waterfall, but this waterfall is not three waterfalls, but it seems to be called Welcome Falls. It was the first waterfall at the entrance in front of the three waterfalls.

It is a Carp streamer on the Onga River riverbed in Kitakyushu, Fukuoka Prefecture! The season is over, but since it was the day before Children's Day, many families came! I felt once again that my father's back on his Vacation Day was great.

A few years ago, at university, I became a licensed nurse and midwife. After graduating from university, I got a job in my Local Niigata. Due to the declining birthrate and aging population, the number of babies born is small, and the recruitment of midwives is low, so I decided to build a career as a nurse instead of a midwife. The profession of a nurse not only supports the daily lives of people facing illness, but also heals people's hearts at times, and at other times, it is wonderful to be involved in people's lives themselves. As a nurse, I also had a very fully equipped life. However, my longing for the profession of "midwife," which I had studied hard for and obtained a qualification for, did not disappear, and somewhere in my heart, my desire to take on the challenge became stronger. Just as I was thinking about changing jobs to a midwife, I found a very beautiful row of cherry blossom trees in my Local Nagaoka area. In the sunset, the cherry blossoms that were just beginning to bloom caught my eye. It was warm and dignified, like a baby born into this world. At that time, I felt encouraged by the cherry blossoms and decided to take on the challenge of becoming a midwife. This photo is of the cherry blossoms that gave me the final push after my struggle. You only live once, and I want to do what I like and want to do to the fullest, and enjoy my seemingly long and short life to the fullest.

May 4, 2025 at around 6 a.m. Nakanojo Town, Gunma Prefecture "Lake in the Sky" Lake Notari I finally met the long-awaited sea of clouds ♪ I was able to spend a fantastic time with clouds springing up and streaming in from the end of the lake Valleys. Impression ♪ by the ever-changing appearance of the clouds and the movement like the stream of a river In addition, the blue sky and the mountains opposite added a wonderful effect to the sea of clouds. It was a spectacular view that I wanted to see again.

Hot air balloon flying at the foothills of Mount Asama Every year during Golden Week, the Saku Roux Festival is Held in in Saku City. Hot air balloons flying at the foothills of Mt. Asama have become a tradition.

It is a time at Rikugien Gardens in Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo. In the hustle and bustle of the city, the calm traditional houses and warm light will soothe you. The buildings are also reflected in the photographs, giving a sense of the progress of development, and symbolizing that the good old places that are the foundation of the hearts of Japan people will continue to coexist in the city in the future.

It is the night cherry blossom of the Sakagawa River in Yamaguchi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. There are beautiful cherry blossoms 🌸 in all 57 prefectures in Japan, and they are loved by the local people and must have been passed down from generation to generation. I truly believe that cherry blossoms are the flowers of the hearts of Japan.

This is one of the photos at the Ashikaga Flower Park night club. I went to see the Light up at night for the first time. It seems to be open until 21 o'clock. I stayed until the end, but I was surprised by the number of people. Light up wisteria flowers are also beautiful.

This photo was taken at an annual festival held at Shinoda Shrine in Shiga Prefecture. Designated as an Intangible Folk Cultural Asset, Shinoda's Fireworks feature not only fireworks but also a variety of productions such as Japanese fireworks, gimmick fireworks, and Niagara. This moment, in which tradition and power are fused, was captured in a moment of brilliance

After work on Saturday, I told my wife about the Squid I took of the Milky Way, and she said, "Why don't you go to the flower peach?" I was told, and the desire to go increased with each minute, so I went. Alone until midnight in Nagano? I was a little worried, but I'm glad I went. It was a 6-hour round trip, and I was able to complete it even at the age of 54! Impression of the Milky Way, which can be clearly seen with the naked eye.

Kintai Bridge in Iwakuni City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Spring scenery. It was built in 1673 by Yoshikawa Hiroyoshi, the third lord of Iwakuni, but was washed away by the flood water of the Nishiki River. The bridge, rebuilt in 1674 with improvements, maintained for 276 years, but was washed away by flood water caused by a typhoon in 1950. After being swept away, it was rebuilt in 1953. Since 2002, the "Heisei Bridge Replacement Project" has been carried out to replace deteriorated wooden parts, and in 2004, a new Japanese cypress outfit was completed. The replacement of wooden parts is a regular traditional project that has been carried out almost as a substitute for bridge carpenters since the Edo period, and it is truly a landscape that represents Japan, which has been passed down from generation to generation through the efforts of people.