Spring in Japan This spring, I went to Kyoto to see the cherry blossoms. The cherry blossoms were in full bloom at Yodogawa River Park, so it was very beautiful.

Spring in Japan This spring, I went to Kyoto to see the cherry blossoms. The cherry blossoms were in full bloom at Yodogawa River Park, so it was very beautiful.

Spring in Japan Spring in Japan Japan Spring This spring, I went to Kyoto to see the cherry blossoms. The cherry blossoms on the back split embankment were in full bloom at Yodogawa River Park, so it was very beautiful!

Spring in Japan This spring, I went to Kyoto to see the cherry blossoms. The cherry blossoms were in full bloom at Yodogawa River Park, so it was very beautiful.

I shot at Tenryuji Temple in Arashiyama, and when I turned the camera upwards on a whim, there was a collaboration between cherry blossoms and the sky. The camera is FUJI X-A3 lens is FUJI 16mm f/1.4

Night cherry blossoms in Byodo-in Temple It is a majestic and historic night view.

Kyoto Nanzenji Temple This is the end of this year's cherry blossoms I felt the spring firmly

A combination of spring colors.

Cherry blossoms in the Nanzenji Temple.

I wonder if the reason why I feel that the cherry blossom blizzard is beautiful is because of the fleeting ephemerality.

Ten stone boats glide across the river surface through a cherry blossom tunnel through a town related to Sakamoto Ryoma. While talking with the dog about the scenery from the boat, I was watching the cherry blossoms.

Shooting at Nagaoka Tenmangu Shrine Enjoy my selfies

At Kyoto Omuro Ninnaji Temple I took a selfie. The cherry blossoms of Omuro Ninnaji Temple are short and in front of the face, Some flowers have branches.

Kyoto Omuro Ninnaji Temple It is a late blooming drooping cherry tree.

Wild cherry blossoms in Arashikyo. Spring. It's the start of a new fiscal year.

Spring in Kyoto, when you look into the camera, you can see a world that you don't usually notice

Spring in Kyoto, when you look into the camera, you can see a world that you don't usually notice

What a beautiful view. In Tokyo too! This kind of reminds me of a sight you'd see in Kyoto, with the cherry blossoms along the river there and the yakatabune this river is obviously too shallow, I know. I also get vibes of summer with the kawadoko over the rivers. None in this photo obviously, but still. I'm not sure why, but I really like these types of waterways where the water is really shallow and it'd be just enough to keep you cool on a hot summer day. Really makes me want to visit Kyoto to eat over one of those kawadoko or to just go for a picnic near a river even. It's starting to get warmer each day and I find myself only wearing a sweatshirt in the early morning or in the latest hours of night. Before long I'll be turning the AC on!

Spring in Kyoto Demachiyanagi is bustling in spring

Spring in Kyoto Kamo River is in full bloom

Gion weeping cherry blossoms in the moonshine @京都・Maruyama Park

The Otorii gate over the cherry blossoms and the National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto.

It is the cherry blossoms of Daigoji Temple.

I visited Hirano Shrine in Kyoto City, including taking a photo before the first festival. I hope I was able to enjoy spring with a little dress.

Illumination of Kitano 🍁 Tenmangu Shrine

Winter valley Arashiyama in the back of the evening The Milky Way is already on earth Photo taken in Arashiyama, 31/12/2018 Caption by Takaoka san

Glossy day In Kyoto

This photo captures the essence of Kyoto so well in my opinion. Cherry blossoms and a yakatabune. It's so simple and yet so elegant at the same time. I like how the boat is just slightly obscured by the cherry blossoms and you can feel how the wood on the roof of the boat has aged just by looking at it. Kyoto has so many beautiful sights to see and experiences to try. I'm looking forward to one of these boat rides the next time I go, and I'm also planning on visiting a kawadoko because I've eaten by a river before so I know how refreshing it is, but I've never eaten OVER a river before inside a boat maybe but this is different so I'm looking forward to a new experience. Going to have to visit all the temples and shrines I didn't have the chance to visit before as well.