This photo was taken at Akiogiko Dam in Akita Prefecture. There was no wind and the water surface was smooth like a mirror, and the submerged forest looked beautiful. I was impressed by the trees that continue to grow robustly without dying even when they are immersed in water.

This photo was taken at Mt. Chokai, Akita Prefecture, at the trailhead of the Kyogawa River. The water mirror reflects the mountain body of Mt. Chokai, the full stars and the Milky Way.

This photo was taken at Mt. Chokai, Akita Prefecture, at the trailhead of the Kyogawa River. It was a hot summer, but there was still snow accumulated in the winter on the mountain. The water mirror reflects the strong body of Mt. Chokai and reflects it beautifully.

I took this photo from around the Nagano Prefectural Mountain Range and Raitorizawa. I am on my way to Mt. Liu. It was a hot summer even in high places, but it was a good memory to see the wonderful scenery. (The right of portrait has been approved by the person.) )

This photo was taken at Mt. Chokai, Akita Prefecture, and Mt. Shichitaka in the outer ring of Mt. Nakai. The flowers of the Iwagikyo are watching the sunrise together.

This photo was taken at Mt. Nanataka, the outer ring of Mt. Chokai, Akita Prefecture. This photo was taken before dawn when the sky began to turn white. I like the gentle and fluffy atmosphere.

This photo was taken from the 7th station of Mt. Chokai in Akita Prefecture. Nikko Kisuge flowers, Lake Chokai, and the sky is full of stars and the Milky Way.

This is a photo of the flower field of Mt. Chokai and Lake Chokai in Akita Prefecture. It was a very hot summer, but I was able to see a wonderful scenery, so I'm glad I did my best to climb it.

This is a photo of the underground water of Mototaki in Akita Prefecture. The greenery was vivid, and even the moist air looked green. It is a cool and healing spot even in the middle of summer.

I photographed the underground water of Mototaki in Akita Prefecture. It was a hot summer, but there were plenty of negative ions floating around here, and the air was cool and pleasant.

This photo was taken in Mount Chokai, Akita. Facing the setting sky, the flowers of alpine plants were blooming beautifully.

This photo was taken from the 7th station of Mt. Chokai, Akita. What you can see below is Lake Chokai. Alpine flowers were blooming in the foreground.

This is a photo of the Oirase Gorge in Aomori Prefecture. Oirase in summer is also very beautiful ??✨.

This is a photo of daytime flowers and sunset sky on the Zogata coast in Akita Prefecture. Very healed ??

This is a photo of a hydrangea field and waterfall in Hachimantai City, Iwate Prefecture. At night, you may even be able to see fireflies.

It is a sunflower field in Tono City, Iwate Prefecture. It blooms profusely with quite a few sunflower flowers. It was ??✨ a great spot

It is a sunset on the Zogata coast in Akita Prefecture. It was ?❣️ insanely beautiful

It is the 2019 Aomori Nebuta Festival. This is Asako Kitamura's Jinmu Tosen. Last year and this year, it was canceled due to Corona and I couldn't go to see it. Next year. #夏

Fukushima Tatsuzawa Fudo Falls Next is revenge for the season of autumn leaves

Mt ⛰. Zenkei in Fukushima Summer Sky and Witch's Eyes

"Green Flash" Traveling on the Japan ocean side, you'll have the chance to see the moment the sunset falls on the horizon on a sunny day. It is a moment when you are about to make a "juh!" sound, but you can see another rare phenomenon just before sunset. This Green Flash is a sight that I have tried many times over the years in Fukaura Town in Aomori Prefecture, but I am sure that it can be seen along the coast all over the country. Even if you live in an area far from the sea, this is a scenery that you should definitely see when this corona turmoil calms down.

Umbrella Sky at Inawashiro Herb Garden in Fukushima Prefecture! The reflection of the umbrella suspended on the ceiling is ☂️ the best It is adorably decorated with many umbrellas, and it will be ✨ fun during the rainy season.

My favorite autumn photo I took in Naruko Gorge last year. It was so beautiful that I was speechless. I want to go again this year.

A monkey traveling on a rope. Where are we going? We also want to travel far away for the first time in a long time.

The submerged forest of the Tamagawa River is said to appear only for one month a year. The scenery that makes you feel refreshed when it starts to get hot is the blue scenery that makes you want to visit again.

During my first visit to Japan, my boyfriend suggested that just driving on the highway we can see beautiful places in Japan. I did not believe that this can happen without planning. But that drive proved me wrong. Japan is full of hidden gems. And there is rarely bigger pleasure than from a pleasant surprise.

Hakusan Island in Yura, Tsuruoka City, Yamagata Prefecture Crossing the red bridge over the beautiful sea is very fantastic! If you cross the bridge while looking at the sea as transparent as Okinawa Prefecture, there is a fishing pond that can be enjoyed not only by couples but also by children and the elderly!

Wow, what a breathtaking view. It really does look just like a mirror, it's incredible how perfect the reflection is. I really love the green as well, it's such a brilliant shade it really gives you the feeling of the rich, verdant countryside. I've had a love of rice fields since before I can remember, just because they look so beautiful and you can really appreciate the technology of humankind through them. I've never seen the rice fields in Kyoto to be honest, only the temples and shrines, which isn't exactly unfortunate, but I would really like to get out into the countryside as well. This reminds me so much of Akita as well and I only have fond memories of my time there. Going to have to throw the rice fields of Kyoto on my list for my next visit. On a bit of a tangent, it's pretty amazing you can take photos like this on cell phones now. Incredible how far we've come.

It's interesting how Japan has so many blue lakes. It's such a strange phenomenon. I'm not sure if the color in all of them is due to the same phenomenon, but the one in Biei is supposedly colored blue because of aluminum and other minerals that scatter sunlight in just the right way. I have a feeling this one isn't the same because the one in Biei was formed only after a dam was made, but I'm interested to learn what exactly causes it here. I actually hadn't heard of this blue lake before but Aomori has some really nice scenery so it's not too surprising. Also Shirakami-Sanchi is a UNESCO heritage site for a reason I suppose lol. I'd like to go see this and the Nebuta Festival in Aomori as that's supposed to be really awesome as well. Maybe it's possible to see them during the same visit?

This is a photo of hydrangea taken in Kajo Park in Yamagata Prefecture. You can enjoy different scenery depending on the four seasons, such as hydrangeas during the rainy season, cherry blossoms in spring, and ginkgo trees in autumn.