This is the Tokyo Sky Tree taken from the observation room of Shibuya SKY. I was careful to clearly capture the cityscape in the foreground.

It is a building near Nogizaka Station in Tokyo. I was attracted by the buildings and the blue sky that made me feel like I was abroad, so I clicked the shutter. To change your mood a little, it is recommended to look up at the sky.

The contrast between the beautiful Shakotan blue sea and the green is very beautiful. Located on the Shakotan Peninsula of Hokkaido, you can feel the magnificent nature. The view is especially spectacular when the weather is nice.

You can enjoy the deep pink color of the cherry blossom trees of southern Izu, the yellow of the rape blossoms, and the blue of the sky and rivers, which are in full bloom at the end of February. The rows of cherry blossom trees as far as the eye can see are a masterpiece.

The cherry blossoms of southern Izu, which are in full bloom at the end of February, are dark pink and very cute in combination with rape blossoms. There are 800 cherry blossom trees lined with trees on both banks of the Aono River, so you can enjoy it while taking a leisurely stroll. It is not an easy place to get to, such as by bus or private car, but it is recommended because it makes you feel more special.

Snow Lit Road "Snow Light Road" held in Otaru, Hokkaido from February 11~18 Next to the Otaru Canal and other walking paths, there are many snow candles and ice objects.

This is a photo of Shirakawa-go.

Kyotango full of attractions It's not a shooting iron, but the Kyotango Railway runs along the Yura River It's always a car, so I wonder what kind of scenery spreads out from the window of this train ... ? I was very worried ? Maizuru, Kyoto Especially from around May, Kyotango is full of sights such as rice planting time and night fireflies.

This is a photo of Shirakawa-go when it is lit up. It was clear and I was able to take a beautiful picture of the sky.

My today's recommendation is Hakone. From where one can see several things, like lake ashi, mount fuji, owakudani volcano and many more. But I thing the best part is ridding the pirate ship over the lake ashi and enjoy the breath taking view of mount Fuji from the lake and also the view of Heiwa no torii. This red color torii gate is very famous tourist spot in Hakone.

This photo was taken when I went on a trip to Hakone on New Year's Day. I took this photo in front of Yumoto Fujiya Hotel, at Hydrangea Bridge. Kanagawa Hakone

I think about 70% of foreign tourists Jigokudani Monkey Park is such a popular spot. It is a good photo spot no matter how many times you go, so it is a highly recommended place. Especially when a baby monkey comes close, I just want to take a picture.

[English/Japanese] The other day I had lunch at Hokkaido Soup Curry Workshop Seven West, a 3-minute walk from Nishi-Hachioji Station. I chose the sweet curry, but it was quite spicy and I could taste a variety of spices. The chicken on the bone, which was cooked so well that it fell apart when touched with chopsticks, was the best part. Most of the students enrolled in our school are from Southeast Asia. Almost all of them have "curry" in their countries. When I show the students how to make Japanese home-style curry, they are surprised at how different it is from their own country. And they are even more surprised when they learn that there is another type of curry in the same country, Hokkaido Curry! The other day, I had lunch at "Hokkaido Soup Curry Kobo Seven West", which is a 3-minute walk from Nishi Hachioji Station. I chose the curry sweet, but it was quite spicy and very tasty with various spices. The bone-in chicken that was so stewed that it crumbled just by touching it with chopsticks was the best. Most of our students are from Southeast Asia. In most countries there is "curry". When I teach my students how to make Japan's homely curry, they are amazed at the difference from their own country. Also, I am even more surprised to learn that there is a type of Hokkaido curry even in the same Japan!

Nabegamori Shrine I visit Shiso City quite often, but this is a place that I have been interested in for a long time, and I was finally able to visit it, and it was difficult to take a self-shoot because it was quite deep in the snow, but it was ? good to see it somehow.

Kanagawa's Jogashima island is a great weekend destination. The view from the island is beautiful but during the sunset hour the views are outstanding and scenic. It is hard to select one out of them. Till I select this one where the light house is the prime object. I remember when the sun almost set down and I was crossing this place the dramatic sky behind the light house made the view so thrilling.

"Snowy Karashima with large trees as natural torii gates" A natural forest island in Nanao in Noto (although it has been reclaimed and is now connected to land). There is a shrine on the island that enshrines the life of Princess Kishima, one of the three sisters of Munakata. It was snowing and the atmosphere was solemn.

"The ladder of angels that appeared off the coast of the Japan Sea at dusk" The setting sun was hidden by dark clouds, but a light awn appeared from the crack in the clouds. Shot at Senrihama Beach.

The Tottori Sand Dunes in Tottori Prefecture are one of the largest sand dunes in the Japan, and when snow falls in winter and accumulates on the dunes, the dunes show a different look. The snowy dunes illuminated by the setting sun are very beautiful.

The Tottori Sand Dunes in Tottori Prefecture are one of the largest sand dunes in the Japan, and after the wind blows in the dry season, beautiful wind patterns are created and impress the viewer.

Biei is located almost in the center of Hokkaido and has gentle hills. It is full of tourists from spring to autumn, but the snowy winter is also attractive. The blue pond, which became famous when it was previously used as a wallpaper for MacBook, is lit up at night in winter. There was a Biei light-up tour, so I was able to go easily. The blue pond covered with pure white snow was very beautiful in the fantastic illumination.

It is a local sunset view. It is a piece after rain.

Shibuya at night in cyberpunk. As Shibuya development progresses in the future, it will become more and more futuristic. I shot while imagining such things. Also, because Shibuya has many IT companies, I thought that the cyberpunk atmosphere would be a good match. The scramble crossing is always lively. I guess it will become more and more Shibuya and futuristic from now on. I'm really looking forward to that.

Kawaguchi Sengen Shrine is one of the constituent assets of the World Cultural Heritage "Mt. Fuji - Object of Worship and Source of Art". There is a torii gate in the sky here. It took about 30 minutes on foot from Kawaguchi Sengen Shrine, and I arrived at it while getting into a cutthroat, but the view from here was just superb.

Oshino Hakkai has eight ponds that spring from the rain and snowmelt of Mt. Fuji. It used to be a sacred place, but many people still visit it as a power spot. On snowy winter days, the nostalgic mountain village scenery becomes even more attractive. I was finally able to see the snowy scenery of Oshino Hakkai

Bells of Lore This monument is located in Onagawa Town, Oshika District, Miyagi Prefecture. This is the place that was damaged by the tsunami caused by the Great East Japan Earthquake on March 11, 2011. It's been 12 years this year, and the zodiac signs are just turning around At that juncture, I came here for the first time in 20 years to visit my friend's grave. That tragic natural disaster stole the smiles of many people Even so, the townspeople did not lose and desperately rebuilt the town. Such a monument that will pass on the tragic reality and the courage of the townspeople to future generations I hope you will visit us once. "Visiting the town" I feel like this is the number one support.

This time I want to recommend Kawagoe. This small town of kawagoe is known as condo (little edo) because till now this place offers the old days feeling. Its kind of time traveling. A great experience indeed. Yesterday I went once again because I was hoping to see another interesting part of this place and I was right. It looks like a place coming out of fairytale.

A photo taken from a trip to Nasushiobara last fall! I've been there 3 or 4 times, and the scenery of this place is amazing! The bridge you can see in the photo is the ♪ Crimson Suspension Bridge

Hina dolls were ?✴?✴? displayed in the lobby of Abashirikoso March 3rd Peach Festival is a day to celebrate girls. It is ? a day to pray and celebrate the healthy happiness of girls.

Binchuku Branch Temple in Soja City, Okayama Prefecture. Does it snow in winter about once every five years? The snowy landscape and the five-storied pagoda match very well.

Binchuku Branch Temple in Soja City, Okayama Prefecture. At night in Kibiji, the air is clear and the stars look beautiful in winter. The collaboration with the five-storied pagoda is also beautiful.