On Sakura Street in Fuchu City. I could feel spring in the city.

Along the Tama River in Hamura City. Narcissus was blooming cutely at the foot of the cherry blossoms.

View from the village of Hide in Ehime Prefecture Like the name, it is a place where you can't tell the entrance unless you know it, but the flower garden that the grandfather carefully carved out and created is peaceful and very healing.

Been seeing a lot of photos of nemophila lately and they're all really beautiful. I'd love to go see them myself. I know there's Hitachi Seaside Park in Ibaraki and I've been over there before, but I didn't know about the park at the time sadly, so I didn't get the chance. It's not too far from central Tokyo though and I know people over in Ibaraki so it's definitely something I'm considering. Not sure how long nemophila are in bloom though, so I'll have to look that up if I don't want to go and have them not be there anymore lol. Today the weather was really great though, hasn't been this warm in a while. Loving it and hope it keeps up like this!

Spring in Japan Blue Sea Nemophila

Spring color found ٩(ˊᗜˋ*)و

Tulips in pink and white pastel colors Part 2. It is an iPhone shot. I am impressed by the performance of the iPhone camera.

Showa Kinen Park Tulips. Pastel colors of pink and white make you feel spring.

This is a cherry blossom photo taken along the Mikura River in Mori Town, Mikura District, Shizuoka Prefecture.

What an amazing view! I've heard of Hitsujiyama Park, but I didn't know you could see such awesome sights there. I know the flowers are amazing but having both the flowers and the milky way is incredible. It's sort of like an illumination on its own. All of these cool places are outside of Tokyo lol! Tokyo has its fair share of awesome things as well, but you're not going to find anything like this unless you go as far on the outskirts of Tokyo as possible. Saitama has some really awesome scenery so I really enjoy going there when I have the chance. Definitely recommend it to anyone else as well! Would love to visit and see the moss phlox

Tsuruuda River cherry blossom trees in Tatebayashi City, Gunma Prefecture

Azalea in Tatebayashi City, Gunma Prefecture

Azalea in Tatebayashi, Gunma

At Showa Kinen Park in Tachikawa City, Tokyo. Showa Kinen Park is home to many kinds of tulips. I like white tulips inside pink.

Showa Kinen Park Tulips. The colorful tulips cheer you up with a pop feeling.

Famous for Saint ☆ Onii-san, this photo was taken in Tachikawa City's commonly known Oni Park. It's like watching, like watching.

Shot in the Negarami-mae paddy field in Hamura City, Tokyo. The sky reflected in the tulip fields and rice fields was impressive.

At Showa Kinen Park in Tachikawa City, Tokyo. Just simple tulips.

A tulip was blooming lonely in a corner of the park. Shot with a lot of cherry blossoms that had fallen around. The lonely tulips have also become gorgeous. But my fingers are a little jammed ...

I wonder if these children are carrying cherry blossoms? I took the picture while thinking. I never get tired of photographing animals because they are completely different. I love you very much?

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

The "blue" of nemophila and the "blue" of cherry blossoms were very beautiful.

Cherry blossoms were growing in the blue sky.

It is Tsurumi Ryokuchi Park in Osaka. I shot the cherry blossoms so that they look like a frame.

Wow, as soon as I open up my phone to see today's posts I see this amazing photo just posted! What an awesome scene. I didn't know that there were large kofun (ancient burial mounds) in Saitama as well. I studied about the history of some of the gigantic keyhole shaped tumuli in Japan but I've never seen or read about any kofun in Saitama. Really cool that this one has these massive cherry blossoms on top of it. I guess there's an entire park in the area as well. Definitely looks like a cool place to go for a walk and to watch the sunset as well.

The other day, I returned to Okinawa for 5 nights and 6 days (≧▽≦) I went to a place where only locals go! This photo is... It is located in the southern part. Oshiro tempura restaurant. At a tempura restaurant on Obushima. I arrived before the opening. I spent about an hour taking pictures in the sea in front of me, killing time, and then I went to the store 15 minutes before it opened. There were flickering customers. When I was in line, there were about 30 people behind us at the opening time (≧ω≦) I went there on Friday ... There were many locals and tourists (* 'ω'*) My father is watching in the sea for the first time in a long time Pashari the back view! Σpω・ ́) Pashari my husband walking on the sandy beach in the distance! Σpω・ ́) * There are no photos of tempura!

♡ ♡ All the children ? in my family are cute, ? and plants are soothing ?. ♡ Recently, when we had a discussion in class about what we thought about growing plants, there was an opinion that "plants are unnecessary, they are troublesome, and if they die, it will be a waste of money." ♡ Everyone has their own values, and I think it's very good to be honest about what you think. ♡ But I felt a little sad. ♡ Plants have a temperature and growth method that suits their child, and I wanted them to feel that they would be happy if they could investigate and try them out, and if they bloomed beautifully, they would feel that way. It's not compulsory by any means, but I want you to feel that the air is clean and feels good when there are plants... And. Please create such an environment at home. ♡ When my mother throws a withered flower in the trash, she always talks to her, wrapping it in newspaper because it looks cute, and throwing it away in a separate bag, or putting the only little flower left on a small plate. At the time, I was wondering what I was doing, but now I am doing the same thing. It is often said that children grow up by watching their parents' ? backs. ♡ Even if it is a lesson, it is not a waste of money just because you did not become good at it, and the experience will surely become fertile and useful. ♡ ? Creating ?✨✨ a classroom that fosters the richness of the aspiration ♡ ♡ ♡

Shot at Hamura Weir in Tokyo. It was a big weeping cherry blossom.

Mizuho Town Hanatarairi no Sato White magnolia and fawn lily SONY α 7III TAMRON 17-28mm

Cherry blossom trees on the way I took a detour and took one picture