Along the branch line of the Tokaido Main Line, between Shin-Tarui Station and Sekigahara Station. A land that has been habited for decades. Now that I walk less and less, there was a beauty that could only be encountered by using my feet. The appearance of nature without human intervention. The beauty of dignified bamboo and the pleasant and beautiful song of leaves whispering in the wind. I felt the beauty of nature with all five senses. Now that we are adults, our horizons tend to narrow and we tend to lose our mental space, we realize the joy and importance of feeling nature with our whole body. I also want to value what can be obtained in nature in the countryside, where there are fewer children. One brand called [countryside]... #Nature #Photo Contest #Sky #Looking up at the sky #Bamboo #Bamboo forest #Walk #Walk #Unprocessed #nature #photocontest #sky #bamboo #walk #nofilter #One brand called countryside

It is a nemophila in the land of Kurihama flowers in Kanagawa Prefecture. The night dew was shining in the morning sun.

I like ♡ the cherry blossom season

I wonder if I can go to the world of Ghibli for a while?! Small plants and trees began to grow from the stumps of the big old ginkgo trees, and I felt the breath of spring.

Cute coincidence 👀 I want it to get bigger and bigger😊.

At the Japan garden of Tsurumi Ryokuchi Park. While pine trees and drooping cherry blossoms are vivid to the eye, a heron is relaxing. It is also said that good luck comes when you meet this bird. I wish you all the best of luck.

This is one of the photos I took when I visited Kuonji Temple in Minobuyama in Yamanashi Prefecture to take a picture of cherry blossoms. I could feel the bond that they have always been and will always be together in the back of the couple who seem to be good friends. Bringing happiness and spring warmth through the cherry blossoms

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.

The first post was Kawazu cherry blossoms 🌸 on the Kyoto Yodo Waterway. I went there when it was a little leafy, so there were not many people, so it was 🌸 easy to take pictures slowly. It was 🌸 a healing day Photo taken on March 21, 2022

Seasonal flowers. ↓ Rape blossoms, beautiful blooms, what do you think?

Photographed 🌸 in a row of cherry blossom trees near the sand dunes When I was shooting, a bee attracted by the beautiful pink petals came to play, so I thought it was a chance and released 🐝 the shutter ⋆︎*゚∗

Photographed while taking a walk along the seaside in Okinawa. A piece of a pure white baseball that must have been lost by someone shines against the deep blue sky, the sea, and the beautiful sandy beach. I took this photo so that I could express the contrast between the dynamic atmosphere of the waves crashing and the lonely atmosphere of the ball left behind.

Spring is definitely coming.

The shrine and its nearby area at China town, Yokohama were well decorated with lights and lanterns before the Chinese new year. It looks very beautiful and charming.

Take a 😆 walk in the Bikan district of Okayama Prefecture I don't know anything about the old days. Just walking is exciting A place ☺️ I love no matter how many times I go Nothing but ♡ happiness to eat and drink delicious

Was walking through Shimokitazawa the other day and found some really cool street art on the shutter of some shop or something not really sure what the building was. Just thought it was cool to see this. Don't see much street art in Japan, which isn't necessarily a bad thing as usually it involves vandalism, but this doesn't look to be vandalism, although I could be wrong. Either way I think it's a nice improvement to the empty shutters and definitely adds a little spice to the area. Aesthetically I'm a huge fan since I enjoy learning about Japanese history, especially samurai, swords, etc., even if this is a fantastical rendition of the likes you'd find in some anime or manga. Shimokitazawa is a pretty cool place though. It seems like a lot of younger people go shopping in the area and there's a lot of restaurants as well. If you're into coffee, cafes, and unique shops with trinkets, etc. it's an enjoyable place to visit. Really trendy

Speaking of autumn events in Japan, autumn foliage hunting! I was healed by the sight of a couple taking a walk together under the bright red autumn leaves!

Funabashi Daijingu

Japan Winter Tateishi

The beautiful winter illumination in Tokyo Station.

There is a lot of frost on the buckthorn in the garden, and it is finally winter in Kita Shinshu.

We have lost 😅 sight of the season due to the sudden winter Autumn-like leaves are falling. Beautifully sprouting and green leaves appearing It glows mysteriously in the sunlight It's going to get colder and colder, and I'm🥺 withdrawn.

【Alley】 Take a short walk in the mountains A bridge was built Behind it is The autumn leaves were beautifully colored.

【Scattered maple】 Scattered maples are also beautiful

A light and shadow snowy view of mount Zao. Its an ideal place for winter activity. This photo was taken from the ropeway of mount Zao

After a sudden snow fall the Wako Jurin park in Saitama prefecture looks like this.

First Portrait Watch your friend think hard about the composition I was ♪ taking it leisurely

On the way to the winter wonderland or alternatively we can say the snow world. The photo was taken in mount zao, Yamagata prefecture

This empty road of Kibitsu Shrine in Okayama Prefecture is so empty that it seems to be sucked in. Why 🤔 do I feel strange? People walking slowly, jogging, walking There were many things, but everyone seemed 😆 to be comfortable It's a sacred path, isn't it?😊

The last of the photos that I took at Asukayama Park. The first one was a nice statue of Shibusawa Eiichi and the second and third were taken at a shrine inside the park. I had to do a little bit of research to learn more about the shrine, but I was already quite sure it was an Inari Shrine because of the fox statues, but apparently it's called I believe Kabuto Inari Shrine Ruins 兜稲荷社跡, although I could be wrong about the reading for the first kanji. I liked that the shrine had a really small wooden shrine of what I believe was what the original shrine actually looked like, and the stone lanterns were aesthetically pleasing as well. I foolishly forgot to take a picture of the torii gate unfortunately... The last two photos are the statue of Shibusawa Eichi which took us forever to find lol and the plaque below it. I can only make out a few characters that are written on the plaque but there's another plaque on the back of the pedestal which I forgot to take a picture of, so if you're visiting the park be sure to look at that if you're struggling to read it as well lol.