At Miyagi Zao Fox Village, I filmed the timing when the two horses started playing with each other. It was so powerful that snow flew around, and I tried to shoot from as low as possible.

A cat 🐱 that happened to be covered She is a very expressive child. They smile a lot. You can 😆 see the cool side I can't take you back with me. It was cute. 😍

An Ezonaki rabbit that can only be found in Hokkaido photographed in the Daisetsu mountain range of Hokkaido. It is said that you can only live in a cold environment below 15°C. Are you feeling autumn? It was twilight on the rocks.

I was walking down the street yesterday and saw this poster and couldn't help but laugh because I was so surprised to see something like it. I'd assumed that crossbows were already illegal since I never saw them anywhere but it seems I was wrong. Not that I was planning on buying one any time soon lol. In America, I'd hunted using bows and rifles but that was quite a while ago. Most people always practiced their shooting at ranges specifically built for archery but I suppose I've never seen or heard of that in Japan now that I think about it. But the hunting culture in Japan is certainly quite different than that of my home country. It's interesting to see the differences between things like this.

When I went to Sankeien, I saw a cat sleeping on a fallen leaf and its sleeping face was cute, so I took a picture.

This photo was taken at Mt. Takao in Tokyo. There was a cute cat at the resting place and it was very friendly. I decorated it with autumn leaves. It looks great, doesn't it?

This photo was taken at Mt. Takao in Tokyo. There was a cute cat at the resting place and it was very friendly. I decorated it with autumn leaves. It looks great, doesn't it?

Summer traditions 🎐, yukata robes and soap bubbles pic2 At Daiho Hachimangu Shrine

Summer traditions 🎐, yukata robes and soap bubbles pic1 At Daiho Hachimangu Shrine

Turtle and hydrangea w Vertical composition

A killer whale I met off the coast of Shiretoko Rausu, Hokkaido. I would like to go see them swimming peacefully again.

I took this photo when I went to Hokkaido for the first time before Corona. I remember at Asahiyama Zoo in December, the snow was flickering and it was cold anyway. At that time, I had just started using cameras, and because I didn't bring gloves, it was difficult for my hands to gnaw and release the shutter. I took pictures of various animals in the park, especially in such a cold and dignified and cool! It was this panther that I thought. At this time, I had just started developing, and as a result of trying various things, my eyes turned blue lol. I've only been to Hokkaido once, so I'm definitely going to go when Corona is over.

One piece at the zoo I want to 😶 visit the park again when Corona calms down

Owl Cafe. Today, I feel that it is important to have an attitude of being close to each other because of this time.

Sparrow playing in the sand

A piece of wild bird.

A monkey traveling on a rope. Where are we going? We also want to travel far away for the first time in a long time.

#I want to visit Okunoshima! I heard it has a lot of bunnies there.

What a cool looking lizard, that blue tail is really something else. Kenroku-en is a garden that I really want to visit specifically because it has so much awesome natural scenery. Now that I think about it, I don't think I've actually seen any lizards or geckos in Japan... I haven't exactly been looking for them as much as I would have when I was a kid but I really should try to keep my eye out for some of the smaller creatures to be found in Japan. I've seen a serow really close before and thankfully haven't run into any bears while in Japan but I'd definitely like to see more wildlife as it's quite different than the wildlife where I'm from. On a side note I learned a new phrase in Japanese recently that has to do with lizards - トカゲの尻尾切り - apparently it means to evade blame by pinning it on a subordinate and abandoning them. Thought that was pretty funny lol

Location: Chofu City, Tokyo I photographed a kingfisher in the Nogawa River that flows through Chofu City. You can also meet many wild birds rich in nature.

This photo was taken in a park in Gifu Prefecture. Surrounded by beautiful cherry blossom pink Bulbul and background with blue sky I shot it because it was very beautiful.

Hitokoma in the row of cherry blossom trees in the neighborhood. Animals also enjoy the scent of spring and cherry blossoms.

Spotting a bird eating cherry blossoms Is it delicious?

I was perched on a cherry blossom that was some kind of bird.

I took a picture of early blooming cherry blossoms at Chotokuji Temple! Then, while I was shooting, a bird happened to come and I was able to take a beautiful picture! Canon EOS kiss M 📷✨

A whitetail has flown into the plum tree of Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine and is about to suck the nectar of the flower.

A whitetail is flying to the plum tree of Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine and sucking the nectar of flowers.

A whitetail is flying to the plum tree of Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine and sucking the nectar of flowers.

Dancing in spring

With the theme of winter, I wondered what I could shoot in the Kanto region, where it doesn't snow, and the first thing that came to mind was birds. When I was looking for winter birds in the Japan, there was a bird called "Tsugumi", so I took a picture of it singing. By the way, the most important thing I tried to do in this shoot was to stand at the same level as the birds. I thought that by standing on the same line of sight, I could see the scenery as "Tsugumi" sees.