In Tokyo. Yesterday I did yoga 🧘 ♀️ in Yoyogi Park! It's my first time there, but it's spacious and full ☺️ of nature.

The 17th COOL JAPAN VIDEOS Photo Contest is now underway! The theme of this photo contest is "Hidden Gem Tourist Attractions in Japan" We're looking forward to seeing everyone's wonderful submissions! This time, we will introduce the post of "Kenichi Terashima"! The flower field that spreads all over is a masterpiece. Toneri Park is a vast park of about 65 hectares located in Adachi-ku, Tokyo. The park is full of fun spots such as a lawn square, barbecue square, and a shabujabu pond. The seasonal flowers are also one of the attractions. ◆Toneri Park◆ 【Address】〒121-0837 1-1, Toneri Park Adachi-ku, Tokyo 【Access】Get off at Nippori Sajin Liner "Toneri Park Station" and walk about 3 minutes 【Parking lot】Available charged Please check the official website for details. ）

Finally, all the students have arrived in the country, so we held the entrance ceremony! The Sri Lankan traditional garment osari and the Nepali traditional dress sari looked beautiful. Over the next two years, they will study Japanese to make their dreams come true. Please cheer them on✨

This is Nemohira from the Toneri Park of Adachi-ku, Tokyo. 2023.4,20

Window of Haneda Airport Terminal 3 I felt the architectural beauty and just took a picture 📷 when I got off the escalator.

Observatory of Haneda Airport Building 2 When it got dark, the lights on the ground turned on and it was ☺ beautiful.

A store selling Asian groceries has opened one minute’s walk from the school, above the post office! They sell vegetables and frozen foods too, and the spacious interior made everything easy to find. I asked the shop staff for a recommended snack. The one in the photo is a Vietnamese soft candy. This soft candy is made from young glutinous rice. It has a light sweetness and a nostalgic taste. Many international students use shops like this when they first arrive in the country. Hachioji has several stores like this within the city, so it can be said to be a comfortable place for foreigners to live.

Across the street from the amanatto sweet bean shop introduced earlier stands a public bathhouse famous in Hachioji. That bathhouse offers unattended vegetable sales. This stall sells rare vegetables from the Tama area and displays a wide variety, so it’s fun just to browse 😊 International students often use these unmanned vegetable stalls. The principal of our school also keeps a farm in Hachioji City, and foreigners often ask him to sell produce. When I asked the students, they said these vegetables look fresher and tastier than those sold in supermarkets. I encourage everyone to try these rare vegetables that you can only find in the Tama area.

A carp streamer swimming in the Asa River in Hachioji! Tomorrow is Children's Day. I also ate Kashiwa mochi

Early morning in the spring of Reiwa 5. Cherry on a thick trunk with twigs. The Marine Tower is over there.

[English/Japanese] This greengrocer sits in front of Nishi-Hachioji Station. The shop is currently closed, but a poster displayed there carried messages of support from many people. It is clearly loved by the community, and reading those messages warmed my heart. While Nishi-Hachioji has many supermarkets, it also has small shops like this one. Students at our school said they sometimes visit these small stores to enjoy the unique, friendly interactions they offer. Living alone far from home, they said, a simple greeting can ease feelings of loneliness. This is a greengrocer in front of nishi hachioji station. The store is currently closed, but there was a poster with messages of support from everyone. It is a shop loved by everyone. Reading it made me feel very warm. There are many supermarkets in Nishi-Hachioji, but there are also small shops like this. Students at our school said they sometimes use small shops for the kind of communication only they can provide. When living alone away from their country, they said, just being greeted makes their loneliness fade.

Evolving unfinished zone "Mikan Shimokita" It seems to have opened in Coronavirus pandemic! I thought it was amazing that this concept was held up in an era where you don't know what's in the Coronavirus pandemic. It keeps evolving, so I guess it's an unfinished area.

Tokyo Rainbow Bridge One photo 📸 from the window of Yurikamome running over the Rainbow Bridge in Tokyo I was able 😊 to take a mysterious photo before the curve. Similar photos continued 🙏 due to the arrangement of the gallery That's 🙏 it

From the window of Yurikamome, Tokyo Today, I took a picture of running through the station from the window of a 📸 Yurikamome in Tokyo

From the window of Yurikamome, Tokyo Today, I took a picture of running through the station from the window of a 📸 Yurikamome in Tokyo Today it is 😊 a horizontal composition I enjoyed it as if I was warping to the future!

It is a Gotokuji temple in Setagaya Ward. In spring, cherry blossoms are blooming. Since Gotokuji Temple is the birthplace of Maneki-neko, the shrine office sells Maneki-neko Maneki-neko. Gotokuji Temple in Setagaya Ward. Cherry blossoms are blooming in spring. Gotokuji Temple is the birthplace of the manekineko, so the shrine office sells manekineko.

[English／日本語] I heard that an onigiri shop with a signboard cat had opened a minute walk from nishi hachioji station, so I went there. The name of the shop is "OLEALL☆". Their additive-free, pesticide-free onigiri and brown rice chiffon cake were very delicious. Mikan, the cat manager, 19 years old!, was napping on the seat next to us! She was very cute😊Onigiri are very popular with international students. They often buy them at convenience stores, but they often purchase them without really knowing what is inside. Most onigiri are tasty, so they keep buying them again and again. I heard that an onigiri shop with a signboard cat had opened a one-minute walk from Nishi-Hachioji Station, so I went to check it out. The shop is called OLEALL☆. Their additive-free, pesticide-free onigiri and brown rice chiffon cake were delicious. Mikan, the cat manager (19 years old!), was napping on the seat next to us! She was adorable 😊 Onigiri are also very popular among international students. They often buy them at convenience stores, but many buy them without fully knowing what’s inside. Since most onigiri are tasty, they end up buying them again and again.

The other day I went to Haneda Airport Terminal 3 ^^ Since it was only an international flight, it was relatively quiet and easy to spend. There were many Japan photo spots and it was interesting.

Tokyo Rainbow Bridge Today, I took one photo 📸 with colorful illumination from the window of the Yurikamome car running over the Rainbow Bridge in Tokyo. With an exposure of about 1 second, I was 😊 able to take a picture like an artistic futuristic space. If you go to Odaiba after 18 o'clock on weekdays, there are few passengers, so I think 😊 you can take pictures from the front. I was able to take various pictures, so please 🙏 stay with me for the remaining 3 photos.

I sandwiched 🙂🌸 the top and bottom of the reflection of Sensoji Temple with drooping cherry blossoms. I went there on a rainy day and it was the right answer. This is 😁 a photo taken while getting soaking wet. * Click the image to see the original vertical composition.

It is 😄🌸 a drooping cherry blossom of Hachioji Daikoji Temple It was a splendid 400-year-old tree, and it was ✨ nice to be lit up. While feeling the solemn style of the power spot, I took 📸 a picture while receiving the power. * Click the image to see the original vertical composition!

I found it when I 🤭 went to Shimokitazawa, which has many images of old clothes I thought the small theater would be nice!

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 🤭.

This is Odaiba Seaside Park ◎ It is located in Odaiba, and you can also enter the sandy beach, so feel the wind at this time of spring when it is warm. It is recommended 🙆 ♀️✨ to walk on the sandy beach In the evening, I think you can see a very beautiful scenery like this photo! !!

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!

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