Fujimizuka, Oi, Kanagawa With Mt. Fuji in the background, the cherry blossoms in full bloom and the rape blossom field are reminiscent of Togenkyo.

This photo was taken from the garden of a tea farmer's house in Shizuoka Prefecture. We enjoyed the scenery and had tea.

This is one piece at the moss phlox Festival. Mt. Fuji was very beautiful on this day.

What a cool photo. It has such a mysterious atmosphere to it. I really love this about weeping cherries. They always look especially beautiful at night too I've noticed. I like the wagasa as well, it really completes the look. I'm not sure if it's supposed to look mysterious or not but it definitely gives off that kind of vibe. It's like something you would have seen in Demon Slayer. Maybe this is where they got the inspiration for some things? The fog caused by the lighting is really awesome as well. Not surprised that it's at the base of Mt. Fuji either, there are so many amazing sights around the mountain and I guess this is just another one to keep in mind when visiting the area.

Niikurayama Sengen Park ♡

Collaboration between Izu Nagaoka ♡ and Kawazu cherry blossoms and Mt. Fuji

On the way to work one sunny day 1 frame. A view on the Yatsugatake Echo Line in Fujimi Town, Nagano Prefecture. Many people gather on New Year's Day spot

Wow, that's such an amazing view. I've seen so many different photos of this type of cloud around Mt. Fuji but I've never gotten the chance to see it in person. I really like the orange coloring from the sun behind the mountain, just incredible. I know that there's the Fuji World Heritage Center in Fujinomiya and there's also some waterfalls there so it'd be a cool place to visit when I decide to finally climb Mt. Fuji. Maybe next year for hatsuhinode? I'd like to at least, but I'll have to convince my girlfriend to go hiking in the cold weather so we'll see ? If not I'll get around to it another time, I'm still kind of young so I've got time before my knees aren't up to the task lol

From Kurumayama to Washigamine, the Kirigamine Plateau continues with gentle undulations. Seasonal alpine plants such as Astragalus azalea, Nikko kisuge, and Matsumushiso dye the green meadow in various colors. Mt. Fuji, the Alps, the Yatsugatake mountain range, and other famous peaks that Japan are proud of are also overlooked. Kirigamine Plateau is also known as the birthplace of Japan gliders because of its abundant updrafts in the area, making it suitable for glider flight. Cited from Kirigamine Kogen tourism website.

Wow, what a great photo! Capturing the torii, the Victory? (I don't think it's the Queen Ashinoko at least), and Mt. Fuji all in one shot. I'd love to see this same shot in autumn when the leaves change, I think it'd be really beautiful. I want to go for a cruise on the Ashinoko as well if possible, I think it'd be a really cool idea for a date so I need to look into that lol. Plus I still haven't gotten to see Hakone much so it'd make a great destination to visit next. I guess next time I head south a bit otherwise it's a bit of a long train ride. Either way, I'm looking forward to when the opportunity arises!

The morning after the snow falls, the excitement is high. From Niikurayama Sengen Park.

Niikurayama Sengen Shrine in the early morning. Mt. Fuji is beautiful after snowfall.

Roppongi Sunset Roppongi Hills Sky Deck On a cold winter day, the air was clear and the sunset view was very beautiful. I could see all the way to the peak of Fuji.

Early in the morning, I photographed Mt. Fuji illuminated by the sunrise. The collaboration with the foggy in the foreground was lovely. Location: Kirigamine

Morning at Niikurayama Sengen Shrine. Mt. Fuji enters the torii gate, and the scenery is very magnificent.

Lake Shoji is the most visited of the Fuji Five Lakes. It is a very quiet and pleasant place.

This photo was taken on the shore of Lake Kawaguchi in Yamanashi Prefecture. It had snowed the day before, and it was quite cold in the early morning of this day. Therefore, the air was clear and Mt. Fuji looked very beautiful.

On the riverbed of the Fuji River This is a photo of me flying a kite with my 2-year-old son. It was windy and we lifted ♪ high

Night view when camping in winter at Lake Motosu in Yamanashi Prefecture

As someone who's lived in Japan for a while I've come to realize how much I really love the country and feel as though it's my duty to help communicate what makes it such a beautiful place to live. Which is why starting today I'm going to try to do just that. I'll try to share information through the lens of a foreigner living in Japan, so that others in a similar situation can hopefully use that information, whether it be to learn about all of the beautiful things Japan has to offer, or even just for sightseeing/travel purposes. I realize I've only just started here so probably not very many people are seeing this, but even still I'll try and do my best so that others can see the beauty that I see when I look at Japan.

Japan people's table. Eating out today. To the sharecropping of Lake Kawaguchi. The second installment. On this day, in addition to Tenju, I also ordered a children's uncle. It was the first time I bothered to order and eat my uncle outside. I thought it would be anyway and went to Uncle Boar. It was delicious.

Japan people's table. Eating out today. To the sharecropping of Lake Kawaguchi. It is a popular restaurant where there is a line all day. I went in the evening aiming for a time when it seemed to be free, but I waited 45 minutes. It's a famous restaurant, but I love the shrimp tenju here. The space between the seats is wide, so I enjoyed it with peace of mind.

Sea of Clouds and Mt. ? Fuji

Tokyo Night View Canon eos 5d + ef24-70mm f2.8 Lightroom

Mt. Fuji in winter

Before dawn Canon eos 5d + ef24-70mm f2.8 Lightroom

Cherry blossoms and Mt. Fuji Canon eos 5d + ef24-70mm f2.8 Lightroom

promenade Canon eos 5d + ef24-70mm f2.8 Lightroom

Sea of clouds and Mt. Fuji. Canon eos 5d + ef24-70mm f2.8 Lightroom

Superb view of Tokyo Canon eos 5d + ef24-70mm f2.8 Lightroom