Kobe Municipal Oji Zoo Well,? the giraffes here always eat cherry blossoms in spring.

Kobe Municipal Oji Zoo The view from the Hunter House I like this scene and it is a place of memories that my parents took me to visit every year with my family, but to be honest, it is very sad because there is a problem with the scenery when a multi-story parking lot can be built in the view from here.

Kobe Municipal Oji Zoo A place of childhood memories It is ? very unfortunate and sad that this scene may also be abandoned in the future due to the university attraction issue.

This is a scene from the cherry blossom festival held in Minamiizu Town in Shizuoka Prefecture. The sight of the morning sun shining on the river fog generated by the cold air was fantastic.

At dawn on Lake Tanuki, a terrible hanging cloud appeared.

Today’s 2nd recommended place is yokohama . This gorgeous city has all those things that can attract any traveler. It has magnificent skyline, green and beautiful gardens, historical places and museum, amusement destinations, shopping areas and what not! and a great ocean beauty too. This port city has variety things to offer. But the best part of it is to enjoy the sunset from the deck area while the sky changes its color and city lights blinks like stars.

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My today’s recommended place is Kawagoe’s Shingashi river side cherry blossom viewing spot. Though this place is really very close to #tokyo yet very few travellers actually know about this place. I’m not telling that it is a offbeat destination but not as much popular as it should be. Beautiful cherry blossom tree both side of the river and the falling petals all over the water made it so beautiful. Just imagine a boatride on a river of petals. surely it would be a unforgettable experience.

It's as if God has descended Saw the sight. Location Torii ⛩ gate of Kamiso

The world situation is full of sad news from last year. To let the world know about Hiroshima's past, and to revive a peaceful city with the help of people. I hope you will feel it as a citizen of Hiroshima. I think it will be meaningful for you to come on a trip to Hiroshima this year. From the 4th generation of A-bomb survivors -- Hiroshima was selected as the venue for the G7 Summit to be held in May 2023. The world situation is overflowing with sad news from last year. I want the world to know about the past of Hiroshima, and that people can help revive a peaceful city through the power of the people. I think it will be meaningful to visit Hiroshima this year. From the A-bomb survivor 4th generation

The Otorii gate of Itsukushima Shrine, a World Heritage Site in Hiroshima Prefecture, underwent a major renovation over three and a half years, and in December last year, it reappeared in a new colorful appearance. This time it is a view from the large torii gate at high tide, Itsukushima Shrine Please ♪ come to Hiroshima and Miyajima to see the new majestic appearance. #Hiroshima #Miyajima #Itsukushima Shrine #Otorii #World Heritage ------- The large torii gate of Itsukushima Shrine, a World Heritage Site in Hiroshima Prefecture, has been revived in December last year after three and a half years of major renovations. This is the large torii gate and construction vehicles that have just been unveiled. The color is also combined and it became a cute photo like a Lego block (* ^^ *) Please come to Hiroshima and Miyajima to see the new majestic appearance♪ #Hiroshima #Miyajima #ItsukushimaShrine #Otorii #World Heritage

The Otorii gate of Itsukushima Shrine, a World Heritage Site in Hiroshima Prefecture, underwent a major renovation over three and a half years, and in December last year, it reappeared in a new colorful appearance. This time, I saw it from the large torii gate at high tide, Itsukushima Shrine Please ♪ come to Hiroshima and Miyajima to see the new majestic appearance. #Hiroshima #Miyajima #Itsukushima Shrine #Otorii #World Heritage ------- The large torii gate of Itsukushima Shrine, a World Heritage Site in Hiroshima Prefecture, has been revived in December last year after three and a half years of major renovations. This is the large torii gate and construction vehicles that have just been unveiled. The color is also combined and it became a cute photo like a Lego block (* ^^ *) Please come to Hiroshima and Miyajima to see the new majestic appearance♪ #Hiroshima #Miyajima #ItsukushimaShrine #Otorii #World Heritage

The Otorii gate of Itsukushima Shrine, a World Heritage Site in Hiroshima Prefecture, underwent a major renovation over three and a half years, and in December last year, it reappeared in a new colorful appearance. This time, the large torii seen from Itsukushima Shrine at high tide Please ♪ come to Hiroshima and Miyajima to see the new majestic appearance. #Hiroshima #Miyajima #Itsukushima Shrine #Otorii #World Heritage ------- The large torii gate of Itsukushima Shrine, a World Heritage Site in Hiroshima Prefecture, has been revived in December last year after three and a half years of major renovations. This is the large torii gate and construction vehicles that have just been unveiled. The color is also combined and it became a cute photo like a Lego block (* ^^ *) Please come to Hiroshima and Miyajima to see the new majestic appearance♪ #Hiroshima #Miyajima #ItsukushimaShrine #Otorii #World Heritage

Hiroshima was chosen as the venue for the G7 Summit to be held in May 2023. The world situation is full of sad news from last year. To let the world know about Hiroshima's past, and to revive a peaceful city with the help of people. I hope you will feel it as a citizen of Hiroshima. I think it will be meaningful for you to come on a trip to Hiroshima this year. From the 4th generation of A-bomb survivors -- Hiroshima was selected as the venue for the G7 Summit to be held in May 2023. The world situation is overflowing with sad news from last year. I want the world to know about the past of Hiroshima, and that people can help revive a peaceful city through the power of the people. I think it will be meaningful to visit Hiroshima this year. From the A-bomb survivor 4th generation

Speaking of Japan sightseeing spots that we would like to recommend in 2023 It is "Okunoshima" aka "Rabbit Island" in Takehara, Hiroshima Prefecture! There used to be a poison gas worker, so it is also an island with a sad history, Currently, it is designated as a national park and is famous for having about 500~600 rabbits. You can interact with wild rabbits while looking at the beautiful sea of the Seto Inland Sea, and it is a tourist spot that you want to visit in the year of the rabbit. -- Speaking of sightseeing spots in Japan that I would like to recommend in 2023, it is "Okunoshima", also known as "Rabbit Island", located in Takehara, Hiroshima Prefecture! It is also an island with a sad history, as there was once a poison gas factory. Currently designated as a national park, it is famous for having about 500 to 600 rabbits. This is a sightseeing spot that you should visit especially in the year of the rabbit, where you can see the beautiful Seto Inland Sea and interact with wild rabbits.

Speaking of Japan sightseeing spots that we would like to recommend in 2023 It is "Okunoshima" aka "Rabbit Island" in Takehara, Hiroshima Prefecture! There used to be a poison gas worker, so it is also an island with a sad history, Currently, it is designated as a national park and is famous for having about 500~600 rabbits. You can interact with wild rabbits while looking at the beautiful sea of the Seto Inland Sea, and it is a tourist spot that you want to visit in the year of the rabbit. Since I visited in early summer, I was able ? to take a picture with hydrangeas. -- Speaking of sightseeing spots in Japan that I would like to recommend in 2023, it is "Okunoshima", also known as "Rabbit Island", located in Takehara, Hiroshima Prefecture! It is also an island with a sad history, as there was once a poison gas factory. Currently designated as a national park, it is famous for having about 500 to 600 rabbits. This is a sightseeing spot that you should visit especially in the year of the rabbit, where you can see the beautiful Seto Inland Sea and interact with wild rabbits.

Speaking of Japan sightseeing spots that we would like to recommend in 2023 It is "Okunoshima" aka "Rabbit Island" in Takehara, Hiroshima Prefecture! There used to be a poison gas worker, so it is also an island with a sad history, Currently, it is designated as a national park and is famous for having about 500~600 rabbits. You can interact with wild rabbits while looking at the beautiful sea of the Seto Inland Sea, and it is a tourist spot that you want to visit in the year of the rabbit. -- Speaking of sightseeing spots in Japan that I would like to recommend in 2023, it is "Okunoshima", also known as "Rabbit Island", located in Takehara, Hiroshima Prefecture! It is also an island with a sad history, as there was once a poison gas factory. Currently designated as a national park, it is famous for having about 500 to 600 rabbits. This is a sightseeing spot that you should visit especially in the year of the rabbit, where you can see the beautiful Seto Inland Sea and interact with wild rabbits.

Speaking of Japan sightseeing spots that we would like to recommend in 2023 It is "Okunoshima" aka "Rabbit Island" in Takehara, Hiroshima Prefecture! There used to be a poison gas worker, so it is also an island with a sad history, Currently, it is designated as a national park and is famous for having about 500~600 rabbits. You can interact with wild rabbits while looking at the beautiful sea of the Seto Inland Sea, and it is a tourist spot that you want to visit in the year of the rabbit. -- Speaking of sightseeing spots in Japan that I would like to recommend in 2023, it is "Okunoshima", also known as "Rabbit Island", located in Takehara, Hiroshima Prefecture! It is also an island with a sad history, as there was once a poison gas factory. Currently designated as a national park, it is famous for having about 500 to 600 rabbits. This is a sightseeing spot that you should visit especially in the year of the rabbit, where you can see the beautiful Seto Inland Sea and interact with wild rabbits.

Speaking of Japan sightseeing spots that we would like to recommend in 2023 It is "Okunoshima" aka "Rabbit Island" in Takehara, Hiroshima Prefecture! There used to be a poison gas worker, so it is also an island with a sad history, Currently, it is designated as a national park and is famous for having about 500~600 rabbits. You can interact with wild rabbits while looking at the beautiful sea of the Seto Inland Sea, and it is a tourist spot that you want to visit in the year of the rabbit. -- Speaking of sightseeing spots in Japan that I would like to recommend in 2023, it is "Okunoshima", also known as "Rabbit Island", located in Takehara, Hiroshima Prefecture! It is also an island with a sad history, as there was once a poison gas factory. Currently designated as a national park, it is famous for having about 500 to 600 rabbits. This is a sightseeing spot that you should visit especially in the year of the rabbit, where you can see the beautiful Seto Inland Sea and interact with wild rabbits.

[English/Japanese] The most famous gourmet food in Hachioji is ramen. It is so well known among ramen lovers that there is even a type of ramen called "Hachioji Ramen. Unlike other ramen, "Hachioji Ramen" uses a large amount of onions in its broth. In Nishi-Hachioji, there is a Hachioji Ramen restaurant called "Goemon" where people stand in line. It is a 3-minute walk from Nishi-Hachioji Station, so it is very close to the school. I tried it for the first time the other day! It was a very tasty ramen with the sweetness of onion, just like "Hachioji Ramen". The international students at the Japanese language school like ramen very much. Some of the male students in particular eat ramen every day, and it is one of the reasons for their weight gain. (By the way, many female students get fat from eating bread.) The most famous gourmet in Hachioji is ramen. There is a type of ramen called "Hachioji Ramen", which is so well known among ramen lovers. "Hachioji Ramen" is different from other ramen, and a large amount of onion is used in the soup. In Nishi Hachioji, there is a Hachioji ramen shop "Goemon" where there is a line. It is a 3-minute walk from Nishi Hachioji Station, so it is very close to the school. I ate it for the first time the other day! It was a very delicious ramen with the sweetness of onions like "Hachioji Ramen". Japanese international students at the school are very fond of ramen. In particular, some male students eat every day, which is one of the reasons why they gain weight. (By the way, many female students get fat from bread.) ）

Saitama Prefecture went to the bell of Kawagoe. I enjoyed the old-fashioned buildings and delicious food in abundance!

Spring in Japan means cities surrounded by rows of cherry blossom trees, but whenever we imagine we think about light pink or white flowers and their fragile petals fluttering in the breeze. But these dark pink cherry blossoms are also gorgeous and they bloom much before than common sakura. These flowers are called Kawazu zakura and you can see this grand view if you visit this town from late Feb to early march.

After photographing the sea of clouds at Mt. Daikan When I jumped into the sea of clouds, it was ⛩ a different world. From ? Lake Ashi

"Izumo, the sacred place where the sun sets" Taken from here Dharma Sunset It was ✨ mysterious

"Holy Land of Sunset Izumo - Inasa Beach" The sunset on Benten Island So beautiful!

You can also see Decca Mt. Fuji from Tokyo.

Shin-Okubo at nightfall

Hie shrine is a very popular tourist spot in Tokyo metropolitan nagatacho area. The god enshrined here is believed to be guardian deity of the Tokugawa family. Just outside the temple area there are several torii gates which looks very beautiful. So, my today's recommended travel spot is Hie shrine.

This is a photo taken when I traveled to Kyoto alone in January of this year.

Cold crucian carp fishing in Lake Shinji! Lake Shinji's shijimi is famous, but The cold crucian carp at this time of year is also exquisite. When traveling Cold crucian sashimi and salmon soup Please enjoy it.