It is a festival "Yanai Goldfish Lantern Festival" in Yanai City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. The faintly lit "goldfish lanterns" in the white-walled city are somewhat humorous, and the gentle lights leaking from the "goldfish lanterns" create a fantastic atmosphere. In 2023, it will be lit from July 22 Saturday ~ August 31 Thursday from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. in the Retro-dori area from the white-walled streetscape. Please come to Yamaguchi Prefecture.

It is a festival "Yanai Goldfish Lantern Festival" in Yanai City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. The faintly lit "goldfish lanterns" in the white-walled city are somewhat humorous, and the gentle lights leaking from the "goldfish lanterns" create a fantastic atmosphere. In 2023, it will be lit from July 22 Saturday ~ August 31 Thursday from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. in the Retro-dori area from the white-walled streetscape. Please come to Yamaguchi Prefecture.

It is a festival "Yanai Goldfish Lantern Festival" in Yanai City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. The faintly lit "goldfish lanterns" in the white-walled city are somewhat humorous, and the gentle lights leaking from the "goldfish lanterns" create a fantastic atmosphere. In 2023, it will be lit from July 22 Saturday ~ August 31 Thursday from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. in the Retro-dori area from the white-walled streetscape. Please come to Yamaguchi Prefecture.

Kenninji Temple I hope you can tell that it's a masterpiece ...

Higashi-Mikawa has a thriving hand-held fireworks. It's hard to convey a powerful photo when shooting, but the sound of the explosion is loud. In addition, it is a festival where you can see the hard work of men for one year of family happiness and disease-free life.

Mikoshi at the festival for the first time in 4 years since Corona I'm worried that my body will follow after a long time. It's hot and the mikoshi is heavy and tight. After all, I like festivals and mikoshi. Spending time with friends gives you a smile that nothing can change.

July 23: Onuma Park in Nasushiobara I went to photograph the summer marshland. Since it is near a tourist spot, I thought that many tourists would come, Almost no one came, and you can take pictures of the great outdoors as much as you want! Although it was bad, I put out three photos that I liked. Long exposure with ND filter makes the water surface smooth, I dared to take a fluffy picture of the grass with subject blur. I don't know if that's good, but I'm complacent. It's the Great Swamp hidden gem in Shiobara!

Hiroshima Fuchu Recommended spots in Hiroshima #Bingo Kokufu Festival 👈 @bingolife8 One piece 📸 at play with a cross filter It came out 🤣 well ⭐️ I was so busy with two cameras and a smartphone shoot that I could only do half of what I 😅 wanted to do. F5.6 S1/500 iso 1000

Hiroshima Hatsukaichi Hayatani Shrine Recommended spots in Hiroshima #Hayatani Shrine 👈 @hayatani_jinjya A nice wind chime was decorated on the Hayatani Shrine ⛩️. The tone of the wind chimes was cool and good.

Hiroshima Fuchu Recommended spots in Hiroshima Bingo Kokufu Festival 👈 The brave appearance of a woman was 😊 one of my favorites, but the hand-held fireworks is interesting! 📸 This woman had a small hand tube last year, but this year it was cool to increase the size all at once! !! I was able to take various pictures, so please 🙇 let me post it again F5.6 S1/400 iso 1000

Sunny and warm summer days are best for outdoor activities and short trip to the flower fields. Sunflower farm is one of the best summer day spot for kids. They run around, get close with nature. Here two little kiddo enjoying their day trip at Kiyose Sunflower field during su flower festival.

Sunny and warm summer days are best for outdoor activities and short trip to the flower fields. Sunflower farm is one of the best summer day spot for kids. They run around, get close with nature. Here two little kiddo enjoying their day trip at Kiyose Sunflower field during sunflower field.

Sunny and warm summer days are best for outdoor activities and short trip to the flower fields. Sunflower farm is one of the best summer day spot for kids. They run around, get close with nature. Here two little kiddo enjoying their day trip at Kiyose Sunflower fields during sunflower festival.

Feel the history The decorations around the yamaboko of the Kyoto Gion Festival are called "folding screens" and it is a splendid decoration that reflects the history of being a national treasure even if you look at any hoko ornament.

Wheat harvesting has begun, and straw rolls can now be seen across the fields. These round bales will become beds for the cows! A landscape typical of Tokachi in Hokkaido stretches out. ※This is a farmer’s precious field. Please do not enter it.

Begonia Night Carnival! Reflection ✨ as if it were popping out Shot on iPHONE Mie Prefecture Kuwana City Nabana no Sato Summer Illumination Limited

Dengaku, a popular ramen shop in Tokachigawa Onsen I enjoyed the spicy miso hot noodles! Although it's often necessary to wait in line to get in, I was lucky this day and sat down right away. The soup is full of toppings too! The noodles are homemade using Tokachi-grown wheat called yumechikara. I chose the thick curly noodles; they have a firm texture and are delicious! They stayed piping hot to the end, and I had the soup wari as well. +310 yen lets you add a zosui (rice porridge) set. Address: 15-1, Tokachigawa Onsen Kita, Otofuke Town, Kawato-gun, Hokkaido Closed: Tuesdays 11:00–21:00 / Last order 20:30

Beautifully spreading moss carpet "Tarumae Garo" The Tarumae Garo is located in the Mt. Tarumae forest and is 1979 Showa 54 designated as a natural environmental protection district of Tomakomai City. The sheer rocks create a unique landscape, and about 100 kinds of dark green moss stick to the rock surface, making it look like a velvet carpet. The best time to see them is from June to July every year. * Currently, there is a risk of rock collapse, so please do not go down to the river. * Shooting with a drone. Tomakomai City Tourism Promotion Division official YouTube has released a sightseeing PR video Tarumae Garo edition Short Ver, so please take a look from the QR code!

Hiroshima Bayside Beach Saka Recommended spots in Hiroshima Baysite Beach 👈 One photo 📸 from the picture frame 🖼️ of a plastic bottle with magic hour and silhouette shooting It was a good atmosphere with a model who could feel the wind and the color of the sky reflected in the unevenness of the plastic bottle.

What time is Shirahama, Shirahama. It is literally as white as snow on the "white beach". Swimming is good, but a relaxing sandy beach before swimming is also good. The sunsets here are top class and beautiful. The sea, sandy beach and sunset are beautiful.

fireworks festival rain... Summer is finally here! fireworks season begins! In Minamiuonuma City, Niigata Prefecture, a furious trifecta ^_^ from last weekend fireworks Minamiuonuma City Kanetsugu-ko Festival Fireworks on Wednesday, July 19.

A midsummer night... Summer is finally here! Fireworks season has begun! In Minamiuonuma City, Niigata Prefecture, a furious trifecta ^_^ from last weekend July 16 Sun Sumiyoshi Shrine Annual Grand Festival Shiozawa Festival Fireworks Festival. A midsummer night...

A midsummer night... Summer is finally here! Fireworks season has begun! In Minamiuonuma City, Niigata Prefecture, a furious trifecta ^_^ from last weekend July 16 Sun Sumiyoshi Shrine Annual Grand Festival Shiozawa Festival Large Smoke Fire Festival.

The 10th Mugi-Kan Festival will take place! You can enjoy freshly harvested wheat with all five senses. There will be plenty of fun events, including freshly baked wheat bread for sale, a Mugi-Kan roll-rolling contest, and tractor rides! Date and time: Saturday, August 19, 2023, 10:00–14:00 Location: Takenaka Farm wheat fields Admission: Adults 1,500 yen, elementary and junior high students 500 yen *Canceled in case of rain

In summer, you still want to go see the sea. This is Ine Town, Ine's Funaya. The sea is as beautiful as I have ever seen it. The green of the rice fields, the blue of the sea and the blue of the sky. It's beautiful. In autumn, the contrast between the golden color of the rice terraces and the sea will surely be wonderful, so I would like to go there again around that time.

Speaking of festival days, milk rice crackers.

My first Bon Odori. There are so many things I've never seen at the shrine that I can't stop being excited about!

At the beginning of June the wheat fields that were still green turn golden, and harvest is about to begin. Otofuke, Japan’s top wheat-producing town. After the harvest, straw rolls rise up in the fields to become beds for cows. The harvested wheat is reborn as delicious bread and udon. Tokachi is full of excellent bakeries and pastry shops. Prices are very reasonable, with bread in the 100-yen range and cakes in the 200-yen range. Seeing the crops being grown like this naturally brings a feeling of gratitude for the food we eat.

Was in Sapporo over the weekend for an errand and had enough time to stop by a few places before having to leave. Took a walk through Nakajima Park early in the morning and saw a turtle and a heron relaxing by one of the ponds. There were also a bunch of ducks enjoying breakfast in the grass nearby. Also managed to stop by Hokkaido Shrine and and the Sapporo Beer Museum, both of which were very cool. I really liked the architecture of Hokkaido Shrine, and it was fun reading the signs to read about the different emperors that had visited the shrine and in what year. The beer museum was fun as well. Learning about all the history was really cool, and seeing the different advertisements used throughout the years was pretty neat as well. Ended up buying matching cups and I got a shirt as well. Hokkaido Shrine and the Sapporo Beer Museum are definitely two of the best spots to visit in Sapporo if you ask me. I would have liked to visit Shiroi Koibito Park as well, but they were already closed by the time we were able to visit, so I guess that’ll have to wait for next time. Was a great time overall.

For the first time in a long time Hachioji festival will be held! This year it will be August 4th~6th. The fireworks festival will take place in Fujimori Park on July 29. This fireworks can be seen 😊 from the school, and on August 6th, our students will volunteer to help with the multicultural coexistence booth. Please come and Hachioji!