In the depth of true nature. On the way of our journey to Nachi falls we start treck from Diamonzaka. The whole road is full with very cedar trees. It was an amazing experience. We really feel the nature here. There are many trees which are more than 800 years old. Location: Diamonzaka, Wakayama

The nachi waterfall is one of the most famous waterfall in Japan. Its really very beautiful. The combination of the mountain, waterfall and the three storied pagoda makes the the environment so beautiful and scenic. During spring there are also lot of cherry blossom which creates the whole environment more eye shooting. Location: Nachi falls, Wakayama

One piece at Mejiro Garden Reflection on the surface of the water at dusk

Chino City Echo Line Rope Yard Onbashira Festival held once every seven years Due to the coronavirus, the trailer started to climb from the 2nd. There are upper and lower companies, and from tomorrow the upper company will be launched!

Proceed to the back of Ginzan Onsen in Obanazawa City, Yamagata Prefecture to "Shirogane Falls" As the name suggests, the waterfall flowing in the snowy landscape was like white silver! You can see the snowy scenery and the waterfall at the same time, so it is also recommended for sightseeing! Photographed: 2022/1/8 canon EOS 6Dmarkii ss2.5 f16 iso100 Lens: EF 24-105 F3.5-5.6 IS STM

A autumnal beauty of shinjuku national park. Shinjuku is one of the best destination to see the autumn colors n Tokyo. The water in the pond creates a good reflection of the bridge. Its one my favourite destination for autumn in Tokyo. Location: shinjuku, Tokyo

Showing you the cherry blossoms standing quietly, it is Junsai Pond in Ichikawa City, Chiba Prefecture.

Osaka Castle as seen from Osaka Castle Park and Nishinomaru Garden in Osaka City. There is an admission fee of 200 yen in the garden, but it is very beautiful because you can see Osaka Castle in front of you and seasonal flowers are in full bloom. Spring is a famous place for cherry blossoms. The view of white snow willows growing in clusters is also superb.

Traditional city with traditional make up. The new leafs of the willow trees makes the places very picture perfect. Location: Kurashiki bikan historical quarter, Okayama

Kurashiki bikan historical quarter is a very popular destination. I visited this place during sunset. Its a superb experience. Highly recommended place. Location: Kurashiki, Okayama

This photo was taken on the Zenpukuji River that flows through Suginami Ward, Tokyo.

Cherry blossoms. Fantastic atmosphere.

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Ox Tora Shrine in Shobara City, Hiroshima Prefecture. The torii gate surrounded by a forest of guards is truly a gate of Kakuriyo. I've been to many shrines, but I feel that it is quite rare to find a place that is in such harmony with nature.

Located in Yamanashi Prefecture, the cherry blossom trees of Tokushima Weir.

It is a scenery that I wanted to take when I was driving leisurely on the country roads of Nagano in summer. There are no tall buildings, the sky is very wide, and the view of the countryside that can be seen far away is really soothing.

It's spring, isn't it?

It's finally starting to feel like spring. Loving the cherry blossoms around Tokyo already, it just needs to get a bit warmer. Temperature feels a lot more up and down this year, but maybe it's just my imagination. Hoping I can get out this weekend and enjoy some more views outside of Tokyo. I'm not sure how much the cherry blossoms have bloomed in Saitama, but I enjoyed seeing all the photos and videos of the Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival. It's a bit too far/expensive for a day trip (6 hours on a train doesn't sound fun), but it'd be nice to see them one day. From my knowledge, the cherry blossoms tend to stay in bloom longer there so it'd be nice to see them eventually. Either way, I'm just happy spring is finally here!

Tokyo Skytree

It is a mountain view on the mountain road on the way to the Takabotchi Plateau. On the way back after watching the sunrise at Takabotchi Plateau, there were no tall plants due to the high altitude, and I was able to see the scenery well from a distance. There were a lot of plants that I don't usually see, and when I looked back at the photos, I felt like I was standing on the field in the game.

This photo was taken in the limestone cave of Abukuma Cave in Fukushima Prefecture. It was found by explorers who dug up a narrow place over a long period of time, and it took a long time to get this shape. When I was walking inside, it was like walking in a dungeon, and I remember being excited.

When it rains, the greenery of Yakushima becomes deeper and darker. Raindrops hit the top of the trees, and the raindrops fall on the people below like mist I can't see the raindrops, but this photo was taken on the morning of a rainy day when it rained strongly.

Sorakin, an observatory in Kagawa Prefecture. It is a recommended sightseeing for those who like photography with good scenery. Every time I took a picture, all I could say was "amazing". There is also the Shikoku Aquarium nearby, so I think you can enjoy a lot of sightseeing.

Green light

spring scenery

Kitaro would be handsome ? if he changed the angle. Next time, I want ? to meet all the yokai face-to-face.

This red spider liliies was taken at the "Sakai Ontake Mountain Natural Forest Park" in Gunma Prefecture. I walked around the park and took pictures of red spider liliies that I had always wanted to photograph from various places lol. This is one of the best shots I've taken!

Field road at sunset on the way home from tired club activities A photo taken with a bicycle stopped It was a sight that instantly blew away my fatigue.

March Arashiyama waiting for spring