This was my first autumn experience ever and I thanks myself for choosing Aomori for that. It was absolutely stunning and surreal. Till now after visiting a dozons of place, the memories of Oirase gorge is still fresh.

◈Uchimura Kanzo Memorial Stone Church I went here on my first visit in Karuizawa. The church is simple yet artistic on the outside, and it's very solemn in the inside. As a Catholic myself, I felt that I was talking directly to God as I pray inside. This church makes me want to explore more of the beautiful architectures in Karuizawa.

◈Shiraito Falls in Karuizawa, Nagano Shiraito means "white thread" in Japanese. And, I agree that the water here looks like white threads, and it's just so relaxing to be here.

The fondest travel memory I have of Japan is being able to experience with my family the majestic view of cherry blossoms in full bloom which is truly a sight to behold. One quiet morning during the spring season, we witnessed how early risers of Osaka get to start their day with a picturesque canopy of sakura trees in full bloom. One can’t stop but be left breathless in sheer delight by just looking at the majestic sight of these flurry of pink and whites flutter in the wind. Our personal experience of hanami was an unforgettable memory because the experience left us with a great reminder on how our lives are much like the sakura blossoms -- beautiful and fleeting. Life is so short and so one must enjoy and appreciate every moment we have while we are alive.

Tsukiji's sushi restaurant menu Datsufu 👏

The other day, I went to Tsuyagawa, Kaizu City, Gifu Prefecture, and I took a picture of a red spider liliies in full bloom with flowers and a boatman in full bloom.

The identity of any city is the famous architecture, location, cultural etc. Sensoji is one of the prime identity of this city and from here we can see another current architectural wonder Skytree. One stands for the old and cultural part of this city and the other one is the symbol of Japan's modernity.

Sensoji, the iconic symbol of tokyo. I visited this place several times and everytime I feel very good. The view of the temple looks much better in the night time than the day time, I guess. Also during day time the temple ground is usually too congested but ib the night time its much better. I wish to visit here again.

It's still a little early, but I made it into a pot! Hot pots are awesome! It's a winter staple in Japan!

[English/Japanese] There is a candy shop a two-minute walk from the school. A candy store is a store that sells children's snacks. The sweets are priced at 10 yen, 20 yen, and other prices that even children can afford. The dagashi are decorated with Momotaro a Japanese folktale, beckoning cats traditional ornaments, and festival happi a cloth worn at festivals, allowing visitors to learn about Japanese culture. The other day, during a break in class, I gave the students some candy as a gift, and they were very happy. They especially loved the candy that crackled and popped in their mouths! There is a candy shop a 2-minute walk from the school. A candy shop is a shop that sells children's sweets. Sweets are priced at 10 or 20 yen, which even children can buy. The candies depict Momotaro Japan folktale, beckoning cat traditional figurines, and festival happi, and you can learn about Japan culture. The other day, I gave candy to the students during class breaks, and they were all very happy. The candy that crackles in the mouth was especially popular!

At Kagawa Prefecture Chichibugahama Beach I took a picture of the sunset!

One of the most scenic destination where you can enjoy the thrill and peace of mind at the same time. Every turn of the road offers something overwhelming. Kurobe Gorge gave us some great memories one of which is this train ride. The trolley train experience was totally enjoyable. Hope to visit again.

This is a photo of the World Heritage Gokayama Aikura Gassho-zukuri village. I visited in August and it was crowded with tourists, but from the perspective of the residents living there, it is a normal day and it feels like a daily life. The summer sky, the summer flower Mukuge, and the gassho-zukuri are truly symbolic of summer Japan!

Senjojiki in Wakayama Prefecture It was difficult on this day with a strong cold, but the rock surface here is always wonderful 👏.

Wakayama Prefecture Toretore Village I visited when my daughter was 1 year old, so I visited today because it was my birthday, so I 😌 visited for the first time in a long time.

I was enjoying the traditional flock japanese festival in Toyama near to Toyama station on 24th September. It was a part of Toyama festival which was held from24th September to 25th September this year after three years. It was really very charming and enthusiastic.

Okuchichibu's power spot Sanmine Shrine. It is one of the three Chichibu shrines along with Chichibu Shrine and Hodosan Shrine. Watched over by the greenery that had begun to sprout, we passed through the Suimi Gate.

From a hotel near the station. Hokuriku Shinkansen, entering Kanazawa Station. Right now it's the last stop, but next year I'll run further south to Fukui.

This is an origami tiger made by a child. It's surprisingly well done. The possibilities of origami are endless.

Tengu-sama of Mt. Takao The photo is from when I went before Corona, so I want to ⛰ go again

Nagano Travel I had 🐮 soft-serve ice cream while thanking the cows at the ranch on a large site. The photo shows a coffee-flavored soft-serve ice cream 🍦 It's a little far away, but it's a summer resort, so I take ♡ care of it every year in the summer.

Our recent trip to Kurobe gorge was one of the best trips in Japan. Those sharp V shaped gorges and spectacular river water we saw during the train ride was one of the best. This beautiful hydro electric power plant named shin yanagawara , looks just like an ancient castle which is on the shore of Lake Unazaki.

A living fossil, a coelacanth. Frozen storage at minus 20 ° C. Due to the regulations of the Washington Convention, it seems to be a rare appearance that can only be seen here in the world!

Animal Kingdom in Izu. Get close to the animals!

I visited Horyuji Temple in September. It was before the typhoon hit, but the wind in Ikaruga was comfortable. The famous persimmon leaf sushi was also delicious!

The next day returning from my two and a half months travel in Europe, I visited Nara, one of the most historical cities in Japan, with my friends. Compared to the cool weather in Europe, the Japanese summer was too hot for me. It seems like it was too hot for the deers too. I wanted to jump in with them!

I took this picture in Karuizawa, Nagano. After walking around Karuizawa the whole day with my cousins, we arrived at this beautiful pond. You have to look closely until you realize it's flipped upside down. I have a lot of great memories from Karuizawa and Nagano, spending time with my relatives. I feel like the beautiful nature of Nagano represents those beautiful memories. When I looked in the pond, I found myself smiling, appreciating the nature and the people I'm with.

This photo was taken in Ritsurin Park in Takamatsu City.

This is a photo taken at Fushimi Inari University. The silhouette of the fox is beautiful.

Enjoying the beautiful pre-autumn morning in a traditional way. Over 5 million red spider lily were full bloomed at kinchakuda park in Saitama Prefecture. The place was very crowdy and it was difficult to take a satisfactory shot. As a novice photographer it was very challenging to me. Anyway after attempting several times finally I was satisfied. I think the beautiful red carpet with the spider lily and the traditional umbrella creates a good combination.