🏕 One Week Solo Camp 🏕 ✨ Sunset ✨ at the pier at twilight. About 3 minutes 👍 walk from the campsite to the beach I was surprised that it was close! !️ Full 😊 of the feeling of monopolizing the sunset Floating feeling as if you are floating in the sea An intoxicating experience 😬 that knocks you off balance a little in the waves I burned ☺️ the pier sunset with café au lait in my eyes. Mt. 🗻 Fuji could not 🥲 be seen on this day . . . #Photo Contest #Outdoor #Solo Camp #Campinglife #Camping Girls #Outdoorlife #Camping #Asimo Craft #outdoors #Snow Peak #Lantern #Camper #Camping Rice #Campinggear #Camping Beginner #Bonfire #Camp Gear #Family Camp #Wood stove #Copper kettle #Oil lantern #I want to connect with people who like camping #캠핑 #캠핑스타그램 #露營 #Circus TC

Challenge trout grabbing in the Kuragari Valley

First play 🔥 with fire of the year I'll follow☺️ the rules.

Relaxing seaside camp for two girls It is a healing space where you can constantly hear the sound of the waves. Shooting location: Kehihama Campsite, Toyooka City, Hyogo Prefecture

Our very first trekking and it was special not only for that but also we trekked tallest mountain of Japan and we successfully completed it and at the same time we met so many fellow climber who shared their experiences with us.

[Englsih/Japanese] In Hachioji City, you can eat dishes from all over the world's cuisines. The other day, I had Sri Lankan home cooking at "Milis," a Sri Lankan restaurant a 5-minute walk from Hachioji Station. It is a healthy dish that doesn't use oil, and it consists of rice topped with various curries and side dishes. It was a complex combination of "sweet", "spicy", "salty", "sour", and "bitter", which I had never tasted before, but it was very delicious. The service at the restaurant was also warm ☕️I will ask more about Sri Lankan food next time since we sometimes communicate with Sri Lankan agents at our school 😊. In Hachioji City, you can eat cuisines from all over the world. The other day, a 5-minute walk from Hachioji Station, I ate Sri Lankan home-cooked food at the Sri Lankan restaurant "Miris". It is a healthy dish that does not use oil, and various curries and side dishes are placed on top of rice. "Sweet", "spicy", "salty", "sour" and "bitter" are intricately combined, and I have never eaten it, but it was ✨ very delicious. The customer service of the restaurant was also warm, and even at our school, I sometimes communicate with Sri Lankan agents, ☕️ so I will 😊 ask about Sri Lankan cuisine in detail next time.

Kamikawa, Hyogo Mineyama Highland Starry Campsite On this day, there were few people and only veteran campers, and there were many one-pole tents these days. It was very fashionable and I wanted my own house. However, before that, I wanted to collect more equipment, and unlike the past, recent items are all compact and easy to carry, and I can't stop wanting things every day. Cameras cost money, but camping equipment is also quite expensive... 😅 When I see the happy expressions on my face when I spend time with my family even when there is nothing, there is a time when I can be happy, and there are times when I feel that this is an asset in life.

Summer is the best time to enjoy some water sports and sailing in ocean is one of my favourite. This picture was clicked during last summer when I took an adventure sea sailing at Otaru,Hokkaido.

This photo was taken when three friends went on a trip to Shikashima in Fukuoka Prefecture. It is the best memory blessed with the weather * '∇'*

Wanted to post this earlier this week, but better late than never I suppose. Was walking around Arakawa and they were having a rose festival sort of event it seemed like. Over by Arakawa Amusement Park there was a little area set up with some stalls. I didn't get to check it out but it seemed like there were a lot of people there. The amusement park was also open. I don't think I've seen it open for a while so it was nice to see people are able to visit it again. When I was passing the Arakawa tram I noticed there were tons of roses along the sides of the track that I'd never noticed before so I decided to snap this photo of the pink tram passing by with them.

The result of bald garden care. The result is a splendid look~

Great way to enjoy the sakura season. I saw many people spent their day off on pleasure boats and enjoy the view of beautiful parks and garden near the river. At the same time few love to feed birds and fishes. This picture was taken exactly that moment when a pleasure boat was floating near skytree and one family was feeding those seabirds and you can see the blooming sakura in the background too.

Paddling in a canoe to the middle of Lake Motosu and looking at Mt. Fuji is the best outdoor pleasure.

Marunuma, where rainbow trout have been released since the Meiji era, is a field with a long history that is so popular that it is called a sacred place for trout anglers.

Marunuma, where rainbow trout have been released since the Meiji era, is so popular that it is called a sacred place for trout anglers.

Early in the morning, canoe autumn leaves hunting at Lake Chuzenji in Nishikiaki!

Canoeing around Lake Chuzenji in Nishikiju is the best!

Early morning of summer vacation. In the morning mist of Lake Motosu, there were many people playing stand-up paddleboards.

[Englsih/Japanese] In Hachioji City, you can eat dishes from all over the world's cuisines. The other day, I had dal bhat at the Nepalese restaurant "Naoya", which is a five-minute walk from the school and is located alongside the Hachioji Central Library. "Daal" means bean soup and "bhaat" means rice, just like a set meal in Japan. Nepal is famous for its curry, but daalbhaat was not spicy at all, and had a gentle taste 😊I was glad to finally try this dish, which was introduced to me by a student a few years ago ✨I also tried Ras Malai cottage cheese dumplings dipped in honey for dessert for the first time, and was surprised at how sweet it was! In Hachioji City, you can eat cuisines from all over the world. The other day, I ate dalbhat दालभात at the Nepalese restaurant "Naoya" next to the Hachioji Central Library, a 5-minute walk from school. Dal means bean soup and baat means rice, which is like a set meal for Japan. Nepal is famous for curry, but dalbhat is not spicy at all and has a gentle tasteIt 😊 was a dish introduced by a student a few years ago, so I was happy to finally eat it. ✨

Japan has a deep rooted cultural heritage and the ethnicities of this country is versatile and beautiful. When my foreigner friends wore those vibrant and gorgeous kimonos they got so much appreciation from the people around them that was overwhelming. And yes it was also my first hand experience as a photographer too.. On that day we enjoyed a lot.

Golden hour at sunrise It was taken in Japan Daira, Shizuoka Prefecture. It was the first early morning photography activity in a long time, and with Mt. Fuji directly behind it, the light fog and the golden hour illuminated by the sunrise soothed my heart.

This photo was taken at the Yamanoji campsite that opened in the Nanshin region of Nagano Prefecture. The tent standing at the solo campsite and the smoke and fresh green of the bonfire were fantastic, illuminated by the sunlight.

Shot at the Yamanoji campsite opened in the Nanshin region of Nagano Prefecture. I shot the time flowing slowly in the great outdoors, because the solo camper who seemed to be a real survival was cool.

This photo was taken in Shizuoka Prefecture, 700 km away. The moe green color and aroma of new tea are very soothing.

Solo camping night feast. Decorate with various lanterns. So, make sake with Aso water.

[English/Japanese] Hachioji City has a market called the Hachioji General Wholesale Center. Here, you can find rare fish, etc. There is also a store specializing in halal foodstuffs, which is convenient for international students to shop. The school plans to visit this market as a field trip. In Hachioji City, there is a market called "Hachioji General Wholesale Center". Rare fish are sold here. There is also a store specializing in halal ingredients, which is convenient for international students to shop. We are planning to visit our school as a field trip.

I have received energy and power from the powerful flow of the fighting dragonada! !!

This photo was taken in Japan Daira, Shizuoka Prefecture. It's been a long time since I've had a morning photo activity. It was a wonderful morning to see the sunrise at the tea plantation and see not only the sea and blue sky but also Mt. Fuji in the background. 2022/5/4