This is a photo taken when I saw cherry blossoms in Tokyo. Every year at this time of year, the cherry blossoms are in full bloom and it is a great place to see the cherry blossoms.

If you stop by after work, the lights will go out in 5 minutes, and there is a long line at this popular point ... So I stretched my back from behind + held up the camera high and took a picture 😅🌸 It was hectic, but I was satisfied 😁 because I held down the points and walked smoothly.

4/14 Fri at Shimokitazawa Mikan. For YZ SHIMOKITA COLLECTION, Y and Z decorations were lumpy! !️ The space where the event takes place is exciting 🤭.

It is a drooping cherry blossom at the Hinohara Village bus stop. It is a remote bus stop deep in the mountains, but it is surrounded by splendid drooping cherry blossoms in full bloom, making you feel as if you have wandered into another world. The retro atmosphere that Totoro seems to come out was ^_^ wonderful.

[English/Japanese] There is a standing sushi bar in front of nishi hachioji station, a two-minute walk from the school. Its name is DARIME SUSHI. DARIME is written with the kanji for “forty-five.” They say it’s a secret word that sushi chefs understand. Standing soba is well known, but a standing sushi place is unusual. I went at lunchtime, and the customers were all women. Sushi is also popular with international students. Not only do they eat it, many choose sushi restaurants as their part-time jobs. As a result, they learn fish names before any other Japanese words. You’ll be surprised to find they know more about it than their teachers! There is a standing sushi bar in front of nishi hachioji station, a two-minute walk from the school. Its name is Darime Sushi. Darime is written with the kanji for “forty-five.” It’s said to be a slang term that sushi chefs understand. Standing soba is famous, but sushi is rare. I went there at lunchtime, and the customers were mostly women. Sushi is also popular with international students. Of course they eat it, but many students also choose sushi restaurants for part-time work. Because of that, they learn the names of fish before any other Japanese. You’ll be surprised that they know more about it than their teachers!

At the public bath Eastland ♨️. It was my first time to go to a public bath here, but I was particular about the hot water, and the soft water was soft on my skin! !! It was an old-fashioned public bath!

Skytree @daylight.

Spring Kiseki Superb view seen after rain

Another interesting view of the Skytree, with a reflection.

Blossoms.

Tulip and baby blue eyes or nemophila can be seen together in Tokyo metropolitan Hibiya park. The multiple color flower looks very gorgeous. One must visit while they are in the nearby area.

Historic. Photogenic. Fantastic place to see and diverge into. Mesmerising. #Nagano #Mountainside #Village

By rules, I have to post pictures individually for the contest. But in real life, I would arrange all the Tower photos into one post. It was a challenge to photograph the Tokyo Tower from different locations in just one day, but it was the highlight of my trip. If you are prepared, I 180% would recommend this challenge.

I visited the temple at night, avoiding the morning crowd. It was cold, but the time was well spent. I enjoyed the atmosphere, which allowed me to think and create different shots. Beautiful city!

[English/Japanese] Mitsuhashi, a shop specializing in kanro natto (sweetened fermented soybeans), is a 15-minute walk from the school. Kanro natto is a Japanese sweet made by simmering beans in molasses and coating them with sugar. Mitsuhashi’s kanro natto is handcrafted with great care and has an elegant flavor. When I mention kanro natto to international students, they all react to the word “natto” and make disgusted faces. Many foreigners dislike natto, but when I explain it properly, they all say they would love to try it. Because many Southeast Asian countries have bean-based sweets, they find kanro natto intriguing. Kanro natto is not sold during midsummer, so if you’re curious, visit before summer arrives. A 15-minute walk from the school brings you to Mitsuhashi, a specialty shop for kanro natto. Kanro natto is a wagashi made by simmering beans in molasses and sprinkling them with sugar. Mitsuhashi’s kanro natto is made very carefully and has a refined taste. When I tell international students about kanro natto, they respond to the word “natto” with unhappy faces. Many foreigners dislike natto, but if I explain it properly, everyone says they’d like to try it. Since Southeast Asia offers many bean sweets, kanro natto piques their interest. Kanro natto is not sold in the peak of summer, so if you are curious, try to go before summer.

This year's biggest national park in Tokyo, Shinjuku Gyoen held a nighttime cherry blossom event which is quite unique and mesmerizing. Those who live near Tokyo must visit this event.

This year's biggest national park in Tokyo, Shinjuku Gyoen held a nighttime cherry blossom event which is quite unique and mesmerizing. Those who live near Tokyo must visit this event.

This year's biggest national park in Tokyo, Shinjuku Gyoen held a nighttime cherry blossom event which is quite unique and mesmerizing. Those who live near Tokyo must visit this event.

I saw cherry blossoms at Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden о ́∀'о 🌸 It was a good cherry blossom viewing day. I was healed by the blooming of many flowers other than cherry blossoms.

Cherry blossoms in 🌸 Asakawa in Hachioji Due to heavy rain the night before, a carpet of cherry blossoms was formed after a lot of dispersion! !️

It was beautiful to visit the Sky Tree. I recommend seeing the Tree from different locations. Also, an excellent opportunity to walk around Tokyo and see different sides of the city!

The Meguro River area. I came by every day for four days to observe and wait for the blossom. The blossom happened down the river, which I didn't venture into. My loss, your gain make sure you walk down the river! :

The day before March 24, cherry blossoms at Tokyo Tower.

Rape blossoms along the Edogawa River! I have been visiting every year since I got married, and this is my third time. The first time, when I was not even pregnant. The second time, I took a baby who couldn't even sit alone. This year, which was the third time, I was able to photograph my child who was able to stand on his own two feet. Even next year and beyond, when spring comes, it is a place that I want to visit every year and feel the growth.

24mm. First shot of the tower as I approached it.

One of my favourite moments. Cherry Blossom, surrounded by people enjoying themselves. This is what a festival feels like.

It's a smartphone shoot, but I took 🌸 a picture of the cherry blossoms in the neighborhood before it scattered. It bloomed early this year.

At Tokyo Tatemonoen. There are various Japanese and Western buildings such as "Maekawa Kunio House" designed by famous architect Kunio Maekawa! Why don't you go back to the nostalgic times?

Introducing the photos posted on "Everyone's Post"! This is a pickup post of the inbound tourism information SNS "Cool Japan Video". Today, "KEN. T" here's post. The nemophila field in the sun through the trees is an impressive piece. Hibiya Park, located in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, is a Western-style park that is crowded with places of relaxation and events for business people. The park covers an area of 16.2 hectares, and you can enjoy seasonal flowers, making it a popular oasis in the center of the city. You can also enjoy cherry blossom viewing in spring. About 40 cherry trees such as Somei Yoshino and Satozakura are planted, and the collaboration between ponds of various sizes and cherry blossoms is a must-see. The best time to see them is usually late March ~ early April. In 2023, the flowers will bloom early, and the Yoshino cherry trees seem to be in full bloom now. Also, around mid-April ~ early May, nemophila is in full bloom. Nemophila, which is also popular as an Instagrammable scenery, is an annual herb that blooms refreshing purple-blue flowers. You can also enjoy its adorable appearance in Hibiya Park. The place where it is blooming is around the grove facing the second flower bed. The contrast between the nemophila laid out and the building is a view unique to Hibiya Park. On weekends, various events are held in the park. Events from now on in 2023 include the Oedo Nishikigoi Festival, the TOKYO Dajang Festival ~Myanmar New Year~, and the Paella and Tapas Festival. ◆Hibiya Park◆ 【Address】〒100-0012 1-6 Hibiya Park, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 【Access】 Get off at JR "Yurakucho" and walk about 8 minutes Get off at Kasumigaseki on the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line and Chiyoda Line, Hibiya on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line and Chiyoda Line, and get off at Hibiya on the Toei Subway Mita Line and exit A10 and A14 【Parking lot】None There is an underground public parking lot nearby

This photo was taken on a rainy day ☔️ at Jiyu Gakuen Asukan, an important cultural property in Ikebukuro, Tokyo. I took this picture after a miraculous rain because I was happy to see a name that looked like me but was not the same! It was designed by famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright! Why don't you take this opportunity to go see it? ?? #Spring #Photo Contest