I was ? impressed when I saw this scene for the first time in the edgeworthia chrysantha colony in Shiso City, Hyogo Prefecture. The golden edgeworthia chrysantha shining like fireflies in the dim forest was fantastic and like forest fairies. It is also used as a raw material for banknotes, which is very precious and was truly ? a golden forest.

It is not famous for cherry blossoms that stand like two couples in Shiso City, Hyogo Prefecture, but when I was looking for a cherry blossom spot in Shiso City, I happened to come across this cherry blossom and after that, it became a place of relaxation under this cherry tree, and my family ate lunch during the day, and it became our family's cherry ? blossom viewing spot, and I lit it up at night at my favorite place and took ? a picture. Couple's cherry blossoms ? that they want to leave for the future and want to see for years later

Some photos of our trip to Sawara in Chiba Prefecture over the 3 day weekend a couple weeks back. On the way to Sawara we stopped at Chiba Station and had lunch at a place called Common Café. I order a burger not expecting a lot, but it was the best burger I've had in a long time actually. We arrived a bit late in Sawara and were kind of tired so we decided to just go to the hotel, shower and relax for a bit and then have dinner. We had a reservation at a French restaurant called Mougins and it ended up being a really great experience. After eating dinner we were headed back to the hotel and we heard some hayashi and cheering in the distance and we decided to check out what was happening. We found a dashi parading through the streets and they were stopping at different places to pick up alcohol lol. Apparently they'd been doing it every Sunday, I think since corona started. It was pretty cool to see though. The next day we went to check out the Sawara Historical District and after reaching our destination we decided to take a break at a cafe. We ordered a shaved ice and some sort of soda. They were both really delicious, especially the shaved ice. It was some sort of flavor using tea from Kyoto and milk. I forget what it was called exactly though. We also stopped by the former residence of Inoh Tadataka, the famous Japanese cartographer. It was quite interesting seeing where he lived. After visiting his residence, we to the nearby museum and learned about his life and everything he did. I was pretty blown away by how incredible he actually was. I was a bit surprised that I hadn't learned much about him when I was studying the history of Japan, but after visiting the museum I'm convinced he was truly a genius. Unfortunately I couldn’t take pictures inside of the museum, but seeing all of the tools that he used to draw maps and learning how they worked was really interesting. On top of that, the maps he drew were unbelievably accurate. I think it mentioned somewhere that his maps were used until the 1900's, despite being drawn several hundred years prior. His cartography was only one of the endeavors he pursued as well. There were also some documents that explained how he helped his town get through the famine, and also documents detailing how he dealt with local lords imposing taxes on his town. Besides the museum, we also took a boat ride through the canal that ran through the historical district. The canal was quite nice, and you could see the historical buildings that lined the sides of it while going through it. We had to lower the cover on the boat for several bridges as the water level was quite high due to the recent rains, but that just made the experience even more memorable. The tour guide on the boat mentioned how when the canal was used back in the Edo period, it was incredibly busy and boats would have been bumping into each other constantly while passing through. During the boat ride through the canal I noticed some interesting statues on various lanterns and decided to check them out. They all turned out to be interesting and unique. We ended our trip by having a late lunch near the historical district. We had planned to take a train back to Tokyo but missed it by a few minutes. Fortunately, a bus arrived at the perfect time and so we rode that back to Tokyo. It was much better than the crowded trains. Overall it was a really good day-trip style excursion and I definitely recommend it! Managed to find 2 poke lids too!

Over 5 million red spider lily is bloomed here in Kinchakuda park in Hidaka city of Saitama prefecture. The bright colors of this flower attracts the tourist from a long distance apart. Here the one flower bloomed over the top of the red carpet like colors. This flower is very eager to show its beauty to the flower lovers.

Jigokudani Onsen, Nagano Prefecture I spent 6 hours to see this scene, but I thought that a monkey was always in the hot spring, so I was excited and hugged my daughter and walked along the mountain road, but I was ? shocked that no one was inside. From there, I waited a long time to somehow take a picture of the monkey entering the hot spring, but in a fraction of a second, it didn't ? come in at all.

Pier in Kyotango Kumihama My favorite place ? on the pier I've ever seenI was able to see the planetarium from the pier on a sunny day, and unfortunately it was cloudy on this day, but I was ? impressed to see the light awn through the gap in the clouds early in the morning.

Tateiwa's Milky Way in Kyotango On this day, the wind was quite rough and the shooting equipment fell and it was soaked, but ? it was ? beautiful like a microcosm.

I took this picture because I went to the sea when I went on my last trip! I want to go again!

A scarlet autumn morning in a traditional way at Kinchakuda park in Saitama prefecture. This is most probably the biggest place to see the red spider lilies in Japan. A very vast area turns like a red carpet. This unique flowers and a traditional touch makes the day perfect.

Yangzhou merchant's negi ramen (๑ ́ڡ'๑)

Located at the northernmost point of the Japan, Hokkaido is a tourist destination ? where you can fully enjoy nature.

A scarlet autumn morning in a traditional way at Kinchakuda park in Saitama prefecture. This is most probably the biggest place to see the red spider lilies in Japan. A very vast area turns like a red carpet. This unique flowers and a traditional touch makes the day perfect.

A place with a good old Japan garden. The sound of flowing water and the scent of golden rhinoceros make it a quiet and relaxing place where time passes slowly. A moment when you feel glad you are Japan alone.

Local shrine. When you come here, you will receive power. In a photo I took when I was fireworks festival before, I saw a green orb. It seems to be the spirit of nature. It is a recommended spot where you can refresh your fatigue mode.

Hello Mr. Swan! Can I join you?

Take a break at a local park. A small park located a little away from the city showed the face of autumn. When I was happy, when I was in pain, when I cried secretly. Nature knows your true self and welcomes you at any time.

My family consists of two younger sisters and my parents. On this day, I went on a family trip for the first time in a long time. The destination is Takachiho Gorge. My first time in Miyazaki. I was able to enjoy nature and refresh myself.

I filmed whale sharks and rays swimming side by side at Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium. The large tank of the "Sea of Kuroshio" was overwhelming in size, as it is said to be the best in the Japan. When I saw the whale sharks swimming gracefully, I felt as if the passage of time had slowed down. It was as if I was surrendering myself to the seawater, and I forgot how much time passed.

This is a photo shoot on the coast of a trip to Okinawa. It is a chalk chapel with a blue sea and a wide beach to itself, which cannot be seen in the city. I thought that the two people who monopolized this view and rang the chapel bell would be very happy. When I immersed myself in this scenery, I felt as if I was standing on the seaside of southern Europe. In one trip, I experienced the luxury of traveling back in time to Okinawa and southern Europe.

I took this photo in April on a trip to Okinawa. Even though it was before midsummer, the parasols and beach chairs lined up made me think "I'm in a tropical country!" It was early in the morning, so there were no bathers on the beach, and I felt like I was able to occupy the sea alone. I felt that the luxury of being able to monopolize the panoramic view was also the real pleasure of traveling.

Self-portrait taken in autumn Arashiyama. I took a selfie with a 10 second self-timer.

Self-portrait taken in Arashiyama. Photographed with Togetsukyo Bridge.

A frog I met on a rainy day in Shizuoka Prefecture. Good friends are a good thing, aren't they? ?

Beautiful river and mountains at Kamikochi, Nagano. This photo was taken during the Golden week of 2017. It's spring but there's already snow around this place. If you love nature, this is one of the recommended places to visit here in Japan.

This photo was taken in May 2017 at Kamikochi in Nagano. My first impression of this place was, "it's a real-life painting". The beautiful Azusa river is surrounded by snowy mountains, and there are lots of Japanese white birch tree in the area. Since then, Kamikochi has become my favorite place in Japan. I often come here once a year before Corona happened.

In front of Tokyo Skytree.

When I first heard about shirakawago in 2015 from then had dream to visit this place someday. Finally my dream come true and today I visited the most picture perfect and iconic village of Japan. I feel an unexplainable joy and time goes very fast to enjoy the beauty. The beautiful and unique gassho-zukuri village on a pre-autumn rainy morning. The traditional house, the rice fields, cosmos flowers, the green mountains and the alleys of pines what else we need to see. The whole atmosphere is so beautiful.

Shizuoka_Chanooka and Mt. Fuji. ??? A refreshing morning. Longing for the wonderful nature of Japan. The green leaves highlight Mt. Fuji. Start ? a new day with excitement

First trip to Atami My first hot spring inn First fireworks festival There were still a lot of firsts for the two of them fireworks and he was looking up at his hand

Hiroshima - a beautiful city I am very happy to have the opportunity to visit Hiroshima. I went to the Peace Memorial Park, which is the ruins of the atomic bombing. Japan praised the world for its efforts to overcome the tragedy. In each tragedy, people united and worked hard to make the dark one better. Hiroshima is a beautiful and extremely modern city with 1.2 million inhabitants. Without the Peace Park and the Atomic Bomb Dome, we wouldn't know what would have happened during the war. Hiroshima is a bright and vibrant city that has left behind its wartime past and is now one of the world's largest growing economies. Hiroshima is also known as a cool land. Today, many people choose to come to Hiroshima to live and work. Thank you very much?