"What are you doing?" ｣ Are you worried about the sounds you don't always make construction sounds?

Here, I sleep unprotected California Sea Lion of Tongue

Winter is here This is located in Ashikaga City, Tochigi Prefecture 　　　　　　"Ashikaga Flower Park" It is famous as a tourist destination all year round, but the winter illumination during the wisteria season in May is so popular 😄 that people visit from overseas This time, I took pictures that looked like starry falling. In December, the Geminid meteor shower occurs. Let's 🤤 look forward to seeing such a beautiful scenery even then Location: Ashikaga City, Tochigi Prefecture

This is 💁 ♂️ an introduction to New Otani Inn Sapporo original product [All-purpose skinless cod / mentaiko] This product is also served at the popular breakfast buffet. You can enjoy it at home! You can put it on the rice as it is! It can also be used for soup stock and tarako chazuke! Entwined with pasta, put on a bucket of "cod pasta" 🍝 and make "cod bread" 🥖 The arrangements are 👍 endless Please find ♪ your favorite way to eat You can purchase it directly at New Otani Inn Sapporo or mail order from the hotel's official website! * In the case of mail order, it is provided from 3 bags. * Limited to delivery within Japan we currently do not accept shipping to Okinawa and remote islands Please 🥰 enjoy the taste of New Otani Inn Sapporo at home

"Hydrangea Temple" seen during the rainy season This is located in Kamakura City, Kanagawa 　　　　　　　　　　"Hasedera" It is a tourist destination all year round, but the hydrangeas that can be seen during the rainy season are especially worth seeing! It is 😄 so popular that numbered tickets are distributed Best time to see: Early to late June Location: Kamakura, Kanagawa

Lifuyu　 The swan that heralds the arrival of winter is in its usual place A storm of hair rose from the river, and the winter stage was ready. The all-important full-fledged "cold" has not yet come...

I took an aerial shot with a drone. Takashima City, Shiga Prefecture Metasequoia Namiki 2023/11 * Confirmed by the management office * Flight plan has been notified * Flight log book has been created * Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Comprehensive Flight Permit Obtained

Wrapped in the fresh greenery of summer This is located in Hanno City, Saitama Prefecture 　　　"Akebono Children's Forest Park" Summer and autumn are especially good times to see it, and it is lit up at night. When lit up, it is reflected in the pond in front of you, and it is truly a different world 🤤 Location: Hanno City, Saitama Prefecture

Hello to everyone watching Cool Japan Video—nice to meet you! This is Kyowa-cho, Hokkaido. Kyowa-cho was formed in 1955 when Ozawa Village, Maeda Village, and Hattari Village merged. It borders five towns and one village, including Iwanai-cho and the Niseko Range. The town ranks among Hokkaido’s top producers of local brand fruits such as Raiden watermelons and Raiden melons. Kyowa-cho has long been a rice-producing area, growing varieties like Nanatsuboshi and Yumepirika. Since this is our first post, today we’ll share basic information and sightseeing highlights of Kyowa-cho, Hokkaido! Climate and weather in Kyowa-cho, Hokkaido: the average temperature in January is −3.4°C, and the average in August is 21.4°C, giving mild winters and comfortable summers. The population is 5,772 (surveyed in 2020). Surrounded by lush greenery, Kyowa-cho lets you enjoy nature through all four seasons. Popular sightseeing spots in Kyowa-cho, Hokkaido Niseko Shinsen-numa Natural Recreation Forest Niseko Shinsen-numa Natural Recreation Forest is a popular destination on a plateau above 750 m. Some trails are maintained, making trekking suitable even for beginners. Viewing alpine plants such as Mitsugashiwa is another highlight. The parking area also serves as the forest’s rest facility and includes toilets and a shop. From a nearby observatory you can take in views of the Iwanai Plain and the Sea of Japan. The area contains several marshes, so visitors can enjoy a marsh-walking tour. Please note that the area is closed to traffic during the winter season from late October through late April. Shinsennuma Shinsennuma is a marsh in the Niseko range famed for its otherworldly beauty. The name Shinsennuma became popular after Toyomatsu Shimoda, founder of the Boy Scouts in Japan, visited and described it as a place where gods and immortals would dwell. The marsh changes its expression with the seasons—autumn foliage and fresh green leaves—and blooms of Ezo-kanzoso and cotton grass make Shinsennuma a place you’ll want to revisit. Onuma Onuma lies at an elevation of 850 m, framed by Mt. Weisshorn, which spans Kutchancho and Kyowa-cho, and Nitonupuri, which lies between Kutchancho and Rankoshi-machi. The natural monuments Ezo salamanders and Japanese crayfish live here. Naganuma About 20 minutes from Shinsennuma, this gourd-shaped pond is a man-made lake with a stark landscape, also serving as a reservoir. Nishimura Keiyu Memorial Art Museum This museum focuses on the works of Keio Nishimura, a Western-style painter from Kyowa-cho, and houses about 5,500 pieces, with roughly 100 on display at any time. After World War II Nishimura moved to France, where Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler, Picasso’s dealer, discovered him; Nishimura based his career in Paris and received honors such as France’s Order of Arts and Letters. The museum rotates its exhibits about four times a year, letting visitors enjoy a variety of works. The museum also offers regular programs to enjoy art, and the views from the museum are a draw in themselves. Kakashi Furusato Kan Kakashi Furusato Kan was built to pass on the agricultural lifestyle and the pioneering history of Kyowa-cho to future generations. Inside, farming tools and household items are on display. The adjacent Former Horonai Elementary School has been restored and repurposed as an exhibition space, preserving the atmosphere of the original building as a historic structure. Kyowa Scarecrow Festival Held from mid- to late August, the Kyowa Scarecrow Festival lines the town with unique scarecrows. The festival features attractions such as a scarecrow contest, a music stage, character shows, and a local produce market. (Events as of August 2023) Kyowa-cho hometown tax gifts Local specialties from Kyowa-cho are available through the hometown tax donation program. Particularly popular return gifts include Hokkaido Crelle Camembert cheese, Sanda Farm’s special ice cream, Raiden melon, and Raiden watermelon. We’ll deliver these signature items to your home. Please check each hometown tax donation site for details. Kyowa-cho offers a range of accommodations, including hot springs and minpaku guesthouses. On the official Kyowa-cho town office website you can download a tourism pamphlet that presents themed model routes. A roadside station is scheduled to open in 2027. We will continue to showcase the charms of Kyowa-cho, Hokkaido on Cool Japan Video. Thank you for your support!

Teacher Read-Aloud Play Have you ever watched a read-aloud play? Nishiokoppe Village has one elementary school and one junior high school, and this time teachers from both schools will come together to perform a read-aloud play. The story is based on the picture book Otsukisan Momo-iro (The Moon Is Pink). Author: Miyoko Matsutani Illustrator: Fumihide Inoguchi Alongside the teachers’ voices, live guitar and violin music and lighting that conveys the book’s color palette combine to bring the story to life. A village resident with many years of theater experience directs the show, and rehearsals are now underway. Please come and join us. Date and Time: Saturday, November 18, 2023 Doors open 14:00 / Performance starts 14:30 Venue: Nishiokoppe Village Community Center Plum Hall Admission: Free (unreserved seating) ※The performance will last about 30 minutes.

I received an apple from a 🍎 customer 2nd Sheet: Aqua "Isn't there anymore? ｣

I took this photo on the Madama Coast in Oita Prefecture, Kyushu. I also learned that you can't see such a scene unless you go at low tide. I have relatives, so I'm thinking of going again. The beach I saw for the first time was very beautiful.

SAMURAI quenches his thirst with spring water at Samurai Road during his trip. 旅の途中サムライロードにて、湧き水で喉の乾きを癒やすSAMURAI

This year, we will also sell Nix's ☆彡 Christmas Chicken From November 25th ~ December 25th, we will sell Christmas menu at Restaurant Ribe. "Christmas gratin hamburger steak" baked with plenty of white sauce and cheese on top of hamburger steak 1200 yen tax included Roast beef salad, rice, and soup are included in the set. Nyx original chicken "Homemade Smoked Chicken Legs" soaked in smoked liquid and honey and baked 500 yen tax included We are looking forward ♪ to your visit with the above two types of Christmas menus

Look at the way you look at this! Isn't it cute?

Go all over the road today. For the first time, I walked from Kokubunji Temple in 80 to Neka Temple in 81. On average, it takes about 45 to 60 days to complete the entire journey, but a traveler from Hokkaido was able to walk 40 kilometers in one day, and it only took 37 days so far. Not only admired his willpower and physical strength, but also felt ashamed of his weak physical strength.

Information on 💁 ♂️ Christmas Dinner Course Why don't you 🎄 spend a wonderful night at New Otani Inn Sapporo for Christmas 2023? The chef will ✨ deliver a superb course meal in an adult space where you can hear live piano music [Menu] Hospitality with caviar ・Seafood carpaccio harvested in the nearby sea 　　Jelly of deep sea water with the scent of the sea 　　Accents in parsley sauce ・ Wada beef and foie gras royale, 　　Tokachi mash soup cappuccino ・Iwamizawa Goryeo pheasant ragù and handmade gnocchi ・ Stuffed snow crab mousse with natural flat eyes 　　Herb-scented crustacean essences ・Granita ・ Tokachi beef fillet poiret, 　　Sapporo yellow onion confiture and grozeille ・Cheese of the day ・Xmas Special Dessert 2023 　 Gateau chocolate and pistachio gelato 　Ensemble of red berries ・Coffee or tea ・Bread and butter It will be ♪ held for 3 days from December 23 Sat ~ December 25 Mon For reservations and details, please visit the hotel website or 📞At 011-222-1522!

Notice of the 1st Tsubetsu Photo Contest To rediscover the charms of Tsubetsu Town, we are pleased to announce the launch of the “1st Tsubetsu Photo Contest.” Please share the photos you have taken that are full of Tsubetsu’s attractions. The grand prize winner will receive 20,000 yen worth of Tsubetsu wagyu! When entering, please be sure to send a printed copy of each submission. The entry deadline is valid if postmarked on Thursday, February 15, 2024. For details, please see the attached flyer image or the association’s website. For questions, contact NPO Tsubetsu Tourism Association at 0152-77-3771. Although the submission period is relatively short, there is no restriction on when photos were taken, so previously shot works are very welcome. As this is the inaugural event starting from zero recognition, we would greatly appreciate it if you could share this announcement to help spread the word! Above all, we look forward to receiving many entries!

Pirika with hollow eyes eating chestnuts looking at the camera

Nagahama Beach, Nago City, Okinawa I came to this sea that I found by chance 5 years ago, and there are many beautiful seas in Okinawa, but it is a quiet beach with few tourists and few people.

Hiroshima Prefecture Shobara City Hiroshima Prefectural Forest Recommended spots in Hiroshima #Mt. Hiba　 #Hiroshima Prefectural Forest The leaves had fallen near the top of the mountain, but when I looked up, the trees seemed to reach out to the sky, and I felt that it was 😊 art It's a good photo, but I tried to record the moment when I 😊 wanted to take a deep breath

Last Saturday I went to the Japan Garden in Nakajima Park. It will snow the day after tomorrow. You may have already seen the autumn scenery.

Introducing the posts of the "Tsubetsu Tourism Association" Cool Japan SNS official account! A new specialty of Tsubetsucho, Hokkaido has appeared. Pay attention to "Kumayaki Gummies", "Kumayaki Cookies", and "Calbee Hokkaido Potato Chips" sold in limited quantities.

【Susukino】 Susukino is located in the center of Sapporo, the largest city in Hokkaido. Neon signs such as Nikka Highball and Sapporo Beer sparkle and it is a bustling city on weekdays and holidays. Among them, the one that stands out is the "Nikka Large Signboard". The Uncle Nikka depicted on this sign is named King of Blenders and is modeled after Sir W.P. Raleigh, a master whisky blend in 19th-century England. The signboard was installed in 1969 in conjunction with the construction of the Susukino Building in preparation for the Sapporo Winter Olympics. In fact, it was renovated in 1986, 2002, and 2013, and is now in its fourth generation. Half a century has passed, but it is still gaining popularity as a tourist spot representing Sapporo. Cafes, bars, and taverns are lined up, and the atmosphere that makes you feel good just by walking is unique to Susukino! If you come to Sapporo, be sure to go to the gourmet city of Susukino.

1st photo: Aqua "Oh, apples! Ugh ~ I can't reach you." 2nd photo: Sarah "Get it ~"

MUJI opened in Otofuke on November 8th!! This is the first store in the Tokachi area! More than 300 people formed a line on opening day, and everyone seemed excited for the opening. It's conveniently located right next to Hapio Kino, making shopping easy ✨

Blooming marigolds on a hill Marigold Hill in Honjo City, Saitama Prefecture. It blooms profusely along the slopes of the hills. Best time to see: Early to late October every year Location: Honjo City, Saitama Prefecture

One of the largest cosmos fields 🌷 in Japan One of the largest cosmos fields in Japan in Konosu City, Saitama Prefecture! There is a colorful cosmos field on one side! The best time to see it is from early to late October every year. Location: Konosu City, Saitama Prefecture

【Continue to protect with Bushido spirit】 Tsumago-juku, where the townscape from the Sengoku period remains intact, has come to be known as the Samurai Road among foreign tourists. This area strictly adheres to the three principles of ``Do not sell, do not lend, and do not destroy.'' Bushido was inherited even by modern people. They are also samurai. 【武士道精神で守続け】 戦国時代の町並みがそのまま残る妻籠宿は、外国人観光客の間でサムライの道と呼ばれるように。 この一帯は「売らない・貸さない・こわさない」の3原則を徹底して守っています。 現代人にも武士道は引き継がれていた。 彼らも侍である。

Tatsuzawa Fudo Falls 🍁 It takes 5 minutes to walk along the approach. What appears in front of you is a powerful waterfall. Unfortunately, the autumn leaves were almost over, but it was still worth seeing.