Autumn of Japan Kids playing under a big ginkgo tree Tottori

Autumn of Japan 150 Years of Collaboration between Great Gingko and Children In Tottori

Autumn of Japan Collection of autumn leaves and waterfalls At Maniwa Falls, Okayama

The clear autumn sky seen from the castle tower of Odawara Castle. The flow of clouds like a phoenix flying in the sky is very beautiful.

Autumn of Japan Castle in the Sky Takeda Castle Ruins Surrounded by a sea of clouds that can only be seen in autumn and spring, it is called the castle in the sky. 2021/10/24

The sea of clouds in Yakuno that I saw for the first time in my life I left home late at night and went mountain climbing.

Located in Hayakawa Town, Yamanashi Prefecture, The oldest inn in the world, Nishiyama Onsen Keiunkan. A splendid hot spring inn. I would like to get away from the hustle and bustle and stay at a leisurely pace.

Your child's first trip at the age of 2 – Fall 2019 Children and deer ? It was a good commemorative photo I would like to travel again. Nara Prefecture - Photography

Mt. Fuji before sunset Inverted red Fuji looks beautiful Photographed at Lake Shoji, Yamanashi

This is the state of the autumn festival in Korankei.

At Korankei. The autumn leaves were completely dyed red.

In Korankei, I took a picture of the autumn leaves in the backlight.

It is an autumn view of Kiyosato Highland and Toryu Falls.

Autumn Cherry Blossoms ? Cosmos At Aichi Ranch, Aichi Prefecture

I'm pretty sure this is the last photo that I have of my trip to Kumagaya. Was a really awesome time and I'd love to revisit sometime in the future. You can really feel the summer atmosphere with the koinobori and the clear skies as well. I wanted to walk along the canal and see how long it is and see if I could find any cool cafes, restaurants, or other shops to check out, but I was unfortunately short on time so I didn't get the chance. It'll have to wait for a return trip. Kumagaya was an interesting town though, so I'm sure I'll be able to find at least a few hidden gems to explore along the canals. I want to explore the rest of the city more too. It had some nice places to eat but I want to see more of the local culture, etc. next time I'm there.

Driving on the Yamanami Highway in Aso On a golden pampas grass I was fascinated and stopped the car I immediately released the shutter.

Last winter's guy! It was beautiful (* 'ω'*)

Another photo from Kumagaya. This is a big map outside of Kumagaya Station's North Exit, depicting, from what I understand, Kumagaya and the surrounding area in 1936. It's a bit difficult to see, but if you zoom in you can see Kumagaya on the left side with Tokyo in the upper left behind it, and to the right of Kumagaya you can see Kami-Kumagaya, from there, if you look to the bottom-right you'll see Kumagaya City Hall and furthest to the right is Ishiwara. Underneath Ishiwara you can also see several schools (elementary, middle, high school) and a hospital. It's quite difficult to see in this photo, but the mountain at the far back right is Mt. Asama, and you can see Nagatoro as well. On top of that, there's the Arakawa River running through the background of the entire map and a bridge connecting to Onuma Park as well. There's tons of stuff to see in just this one map, I love looking at old maps and historic things like this. I could stare at it for hours and still find new and interesting things.

This autumn weekend, it often rains and I miss ?️ the autumn sun. Coffee time ☕ at Shiga Kogenyama station with friends and family Autumn foliage picking at the place that used to be the ropeway depot was ????️???? also fantastic.

This autumn weekend, it often rains and I miss ?️ the autumn sun. Shiga Kogenyama station where I went out with my friend family The autumn foliage picking in the lotus pond was also fantastic ????️????

Yachiho Kogen Nature Park

I found a few more photos of my trip to Kumagaya. Being as it's the "Rugby Town" of Japan, it's only natural that it has a big statue of a rugby ball! It's kind of a cute statue and it reminds me of something from a movie, although I'm not sure which movie it is I'm thinking of. Apparently there's supposed to be a few of these statues found around other parts of Kumagaya, but I don't remember if I saw them or not. Obviously I saw some of the other statues, like the one over the canal, etc., but I don't remember seeing more than one of this statue. Perhaps at one of the other exits of Kumagaya Station. Also, the statue is apparently called "Rugby Boy" ("ラグビー少年" in Japanese), for anyone curious!

A carpet of autumn leaves seen at Hondoji Temple in Matsudo City. The world colored in red was very beautiful and impressive.

Hirai Sports Park Skytree and Cosmos were ? lovely

Went to Chiba over the weekend and we were originally planning on visiting Mt. Nokogiri but decided to stay near the bay area instead since the weather was so nice. It really felt like we were in a resort area and it was a lot of fun. We managed to book a cruise of the nearby factories and it was a blast. They had snack bags for feeding the seagulls on board the ship that you could buy for ¥100 and once we started moving the seagulls started to follow and it just became a feeding frenzy. You’d throw the chips out to the seagulls as the flew side by side with the ship and they were really skilled at catching the chips as well. If it was a weak throw or the wind caught it, the seagull would dive down to catch it. Even if they missed it, another seagull behind it would swoop into the water and grab it. We bought two bags and halfway through the second bag you could tell the seagulls were getting full or tired because they weren’t as agile as they were at the start?. We also ate at a few restaurants. The steak and fried rice and the beef ramen was from Niku no Gyuuchu (肉の牛忠) I’m not sure if it has an English name or not. And the pizza was from a place called “Salvatore Cuomo.” Both tasted pretty good, I enjoyed the Italian restaurant more I think, but the steak restaurant had a nice, relaxed atmosphere compared to the rest of Lalaport which was pretty lively. I somehow lost the pictures I took of my pasta and the salad unfortunately. We also went inside Chiba Port Tower and it had some nice views and a “lovers corner” for taking photos, etc. They also had heart-shaped locks that visitors could buy and lock to a wall to signify their love or something to that effect. Overall it was a really fun experience and not too far from Tokyo. Would definitely like to go back and visit again!

I'm looking forward to this fall. This work was taken at Lake Tanuki the other day. The autumn leaves are beautiful in the morning sun. Mt. Fuji and beautiful autumn leaves At Lake Tanuki, Fujinomiya City, Shizuoka Prefecture 2021／10／8

Bill and Cosmos Autumn in Hamarikyu

Togetsukyo Bridge

A temple lit up with autumn leaves I hope Coronavirus pandemic end soon, and I want to go on another trip. Kyoto - Previously photographed