In 2024, I went to see the Yamaga Lantern Dance for the first time. The dancers dancing in matching costumes with lanterns made of Washi paper on their heads were very nice.

This is the view of Odaiba and the bridge girder of Rainbow Yellowtail seen from Shibaura South Pier before sunset. The tower apartment dyed in sunset color and the rainbow yellowtail shone in gold and were very beautiful.

This is a photo of a nearby shrine. Scenes of culture being passed down from generation to generation.

I was doing construction work very close to Aoyama 1-chome Station. I'm sure I wouldn't have been able to see this cherry blossom from this place before this work started, and I thought that I wouldn't be able to see this cherry blossom once the building was built, so I took a picture. In the midst of the changing Traditional Japanese straw raincoat, there are some things that do not change. The cherry blossoms will bloom again next year, but I won't be able to see this view next year. I put such a feeling of impermanence into it.

Portugal Pavilion The Portuguese Pavilion was designed by Kengo Kuma, and the theme was "The Sea" The rope decoration is characteristic, and more than 9,000 ropes and fishing nets of different lengths and thicknesses are upcycled to express the sea swaying with the Scenes of the ropes fluttering in the wind. After seeing an exhibition using Nanban folding screens painted in the Edo period, you will enter the pavilion and introduce Japanese words derived from Portuguese, such as "bread" and "button". Portugal, which has a deep Gari connection with the sea, will stream Video efforts to protect the ocean. This video is so wonderful that you should definitely watch it. At the café in the pavilion, there is always a long line for the popular egg tart. It is currently out of stock and is 🥲 waiting for arrival from Portugal, and it is scheduled to be sold again in July. #Osaka Expo #EXPO2025 #Portuguese Pavilion #Kengo Kuma #Sea Perspective #Egg Tart #Osaka #osaka

Location: Kamimikawa Town, Tochigi Prefecture Taken in early May On a walk with my cat Chai On the side of the road, there is a large number of "white clover" flower fields that I have not seen in the previous year...! Shooting with the sunset & with the cat 📸 A small view that shines in the Nature of Japan! Actually, this "white clover" Famous for its non-native species and abnormal reproduction. The reason why it is blooming so much this year is that a farmer in the neighborhood is conducting an experiment to see if it will increase if you give it plenty of sun. At a later date, I was ✋ driven by mowing the grass Beautiful plants and flowers that are often seen in daily life. The scenery I saw in this way was engraved with the history of "white clover" that has been breeding until now!

Wakazono Park Rose Garden 2-4 Masago, Ibaraki City, Osaka Prefecture Admission is free! During the rose season, I look forward to the rose garden in Wakazono Park every year. The view from there was spectacular. It is in full bloom twice a year, from the beginning of May to the beginning of June and from late October to mid-November.

【White Iwayama (rocky mountain)🌸】 Today (5/11), the "White Iwayama (rocky mountain) opening" was 😊 held at the Gokase Highland Ski Resort Parking Center While feeling the clear air of the mountains, Shinto rituals were held 👏 while praying for safety in the mountains, mainly by the people involved After the Shinto ritual, those who wish to do 💪 so start climbing to the Cluster of trees It seems 💡 that azaleas, okamenoki, mountain peonies, and rhododendrons were in Best time to visit ⚠ ⚠ Information 2025 (Reiwa 7) from May 12th, due to road disaster reconstruction work, the town road Honyashiki, the Wave Line, and the Wave Forest Road, which are the Access roads to the Burdock Hatake Trailhead (Haku Iwayama (rocky mountain), Mukaisakayama, Kiritatekoshi), will be completely closed for the time being. Use Mt. Ogawadake: Tenyabo Trailhead (Road Cave-in, Many Rock Falls, Bad Road) to Shirayama Iwayama (rocky mountain), Mt. Mukaisaka, and Kiritatekoshi.

Log Cabin User Guide for Accommodation Guests  Hot spring Use hours Weekdays: 13:00~19:00 (Reception by 18:30) Weekends and holidays: 11:00~19:30 (Reception by 19:00) Reception closes 30 minutes later than Day-use Hot Spring. Use the Hot spring, please tell us your room number and name at the reception.  Check-out (until 10:30) Please place the key and this information sheet in the return box on the left side of the Main Building entrance.  Garbage separation Please bring combustible garbage, PET bottles, and cans (aluminum, steel) to the garbage storage area. Please use a garbage bag for combustible garbage. Please put cans and plastic bottles directly into the trash can. Metal garbage and bottles cannot be disposed of, so please take them home.  BBQ and bonfire in the log cabin BBQs and bonfires are not allowed on the wooden deck. Enjoy BBQ and bonfires using the outside space next to the log cabin. Open flames that light directly on the ground are prohibited. Use a grill or fire pit.  Processing after BBQ and bonfires Enjoy controlling charcoal and firewood so that there is no burning residue. Please put the ashes in a drum next to the garbage storage area. (Charcoal that is carbonizing takes time to return to Nature) 　  Bedding in the log cabin Accommodation pillows (with covers) and sheets are provided for the number of guests. Be sure to use pillowcases, quilt covers, and duvet sheets. We apologize for the inconvenience, but please remove the used Traditional Japanese straw raincoat pillowcase, quilt cover, and mattress sheet. Please put it in a plastic bag and place it on the first floor of the log cabin. < Accommodation Emergency Contacts at Night > 　080-7945-0841

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Photographed on April 15, 25. It is the Shingashi River behind the Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine. The cherry blossoms had fallen and turned into leaf cherry blossoms. The petals of the cherry blossoms floated on the surface of the water and were very beautiful.

May 10 (Sat) ~ July 13 (Sun), Wakasa Kuniyoshi Castle History Museum exhibits "Wandering Wakasa in the Early Meiji Period: The Formation of Fukui Prefecture That You Don't Know About". From the abolition of the feudal domain to the establishment of the current Fukui Prefecture, Wakasa has walked through a history of twists and turns. In this exhibition, we look back on the background of the integration of Wakasa Province into Fukui Prefecture. 2025 (Reiwa 7) Mihama Town History and Culture Museum Exchange Exhibition (1) Wandering Wakasa in the early Meiji era The origin of Fukui Prefecture that you don't know Date: 2025 (Reiwa 7) May 10 (Sat) ~ July 13 (Sun) Opening Hours: 9:00~17:00 (Last admission 30 minutes before closing) Location: Wakasa Kuniyoshi Castle History Museum, Mihama-cho Sagaki 25-2 Closed every Monday Admission fee: Adults 100 yen, Children 50 yen (junior high school students and younger) * Group discount 20 people or more Phone Tel: 0770-32-0050

🌸 Mother's Day, a special time to 🌸 express gratitude In the busyness of daily life, "Thank you" and "I love you" Thereare things that are difficult to convey honestly. But today is a special day. Mother’s Day. To the mother who gave me many love, With gratitude for each and every memory, I want to deliver a warm "thank you" as deep as the sea. Even on the days when you made delicious rice, Even on the days when he scolded me gently, There were days when he hugged me gently. Everything is a precious memory. Like the Unfolds of the Sea, A mother's love is endless. Stop for a moment today. Why don't you feel the happiness wrapped in that love? 🌊 Mother's Day, a special time to 🌸 express gratitude #Hokule'a Shonan #HokuleaShonan

[🌸 Gokase Hanami 2025 application photo introduction ~ 12th ~🌸] The application period has finally ended today, 5/11 (Sunday), and we would like 💪❤️ 🔥 to introduce the works that have been submitted to "#Gokase Hanami 2025" Held in on the Instagram Account of the Gokase Tourism Association Mr. @hanpenpen2022 Mr. @goto0619 (in no particular order) This work is the azalea of Mt. Nijo and the white flowers of Kuraoka ... What kind of flower is 🤔 this? Everyone knows very well what kind of flowers bloom when and where, and it is very wonderful ✨ that they have memories and attachments to each flower, and that feeling seems to be reflected in the photos -------------------------------------------------------------------- "#Gokase Hanami 2025" has finally ended 👏 today, Sunday, May 11th! Even though you were thinking of applying, please don't forget to apply 💡❗ before you end up ~ 😭 ≪#Gokase Hanami 2025 How to apply≫ Please follow the Gokase Tourism Association Instagram Account and post 🤳❤️ 🔥 photos of flowers taken in Gokase In the Town on Instagram with the two hashtags #Gokase Hanami 2025 and #shooting date (e.g. #March 20) Gokase Tourism Association Instagram Account https://www.instagram.com/gokase_kanko/... Period: Thursday, March 20, 2025 to Sunday, May 11, 2025 ⚠️ Other terms and conditions are Publication on the Gokase Tourism Association website. Please be sure to read it when applying. https://www.town.gokase.miyazaki.jp/kanko/ivent/1962.html... ⚠️ Please be careful of accidents when shooting.

I didn't expect the way home after drinking to be so bright.

This is the scenery of Kumamoto, where my grandmother's house is located. I took this photo when I visited in the summer, and I felt that the scenery has remained unchanged since I was a child. I love the contrast between the continuous road and the lush greenery.

[Kamu markets is a great success! ] 】 May 3 (Sat) ~ May 5 (Mon) Spring Nishiokoppe markets held for three days. After all, this time, The Roadside Station parking lot was full of Car Car 🚙 When you arrive at the venue, the first thing you need to do is Enjoy venison with Yezo sika deer balls and stewed red wine. Spring Wild Vegetables Tempura on top Soba and Udon noodles also went into a smooth stomach. Wild vegetables are wormwood and garlic. I felt Spring and was able to replenish my energy. Souvenirs Take home Setoushi-kun grilled and chiffon cake. Fluffy chiffon cake I was looking forward to it, so I'm glad I was able to burp it out before it sold out! Children's Ennichi Booth There was a lot of excitement with funny fishing and raffles to win toys. Booths selling Ume plums, garlic, Tea, etc. have also been added. Stalls are also in a friendly scene. On the way, there was a scene where I was swayed by a strong wind. I was able to finish the 3 days without any problems. Thank you many for coming! #Nishiokoppe Village #Hokkaido #Roadside Station #Kamu #Nishiokoppe Markets #Yezo sika deer ball #Garden of Yume Eup Forest #Ume Plum Heart #Puppet Theater Circle Doremi

This is a night view of Rainbow Yellowtail taken from Toyosu Gururi Park. I took a picture with the image of the lights of the bridge reflecting beautifully on the sea

Photographed on April 9, 25. It is the Bonshō bell and cherry blossoms of Lotus Temple.

User Guide for Woody Mokku's Campsite Hot spring Use hours Weekdays: 13:00-19:00 (Reception by 18:30) Weekends and holidays: 11 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. (Reception by 7:00 p.m.) Reception closes 30 minutes later than Day-use Hot Spring. Use the Hot spring, please tell us your room number and name at the reception. Check-out (until 12:30) Please return this information sheet to the return box at the entrance of the Main Building. About garbage separation Please put combustible garbage in a bag designated as a "garbage bag" and bring aluminum and steel in a special bag for Minamoto. Please put cans and PET bottles directly into the trash can. Metal garbage and bottles cannot be disposed of. Please take it home. About BBQ and bonfires Open flames that light directly on the ground are prohibited. Use a grill or fire pit. About processing after BBQ and bonfire Enjoy controlling charcoal and firewood so that there is no burning residue. Please put the ashes in a drum next to the garbage storage area. (Charcoal that is ashing takes time to return to Nature) Nighttime Emergency Contacts 📞 080-7945-0841 (If you can't get in touch with this number...) Please let us know if you need any other assistance.

The Hokkaido University Toma Komaki Research Forest, where research on forests is conducted, is a vast forest 🌲 with a total area of 2,715 hectares Part of the forest is open to the public and is a place of relaxation for Citizens. The Horonai River, which stream through the forest, is a Clear streams that has been certified as the highest ranking in the Water quality measurement of public Water areas by the Ministry of the Environment. There is also a cherry blossom grove called "Cherry Blossom Complex".

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【Flower Arboretum Open】 From today, Saturday, May 10, the flower arboretum in Yachiho Highlands will 🌸 open Renge azalea, Doudan azalea, and Mitsuba azalea flowers bloom in the park, and in June they turn the 💐💐 prophecy red Please come and visit us 🌳🥰 business hours: 2025 (Reiwa 7) Saturday, May 10 – Sunday, October 5 2025 (Reiwa 7) Business hours: 8:30 a.m. to 4:20 p.m. (Reception until 3:30 p.m.)

【No.1 in Japan's most beautiful ✨ birch cluster of trees】 Birch trees 🌳✨ stretching toward the blue sky The blue of the sky and the white of the birches, the green of the bamboo at your feet... Everything is so beautiful that you want to 😌🌱 look at it all the time The atmosphere changes with each season, so you'll want to come back again and again! Please come to 😸♡ Yachiho Highlands

【Yachiho Highland Nature Park】 A nature garden that cuts out the Nature of the Yachiho Highlands as it is... 😌🩷 At the Nature Garden, you can enjoy ♬ three walking courses according to your stay time White Path: Total length 1 km, about 30 minutes Blue Path: Total length 1.5 km, about 50 minutes Green Path: Total length 2.5 km, about 80 minutes Spring & Summer Highlands Flowers, Autumn Leaves in Autumn, and plenty of highlights! 🍁 Please come and visit 😸✨✨ us

【Yachiho Lake】 Yachiho Lake is a managed fishing spot 🐟🫧 where you can Fun Catch & Release There is also 😸 a fishing land where parents and children can enjoy and rent fishing rods with bait You can 🌸 enjoy it in full Nature Please come and visit ✨ us

Ancient tradition is one of the martial arts that has been handed down since ancient times, and the history and culture of kyudo still exists while gradually changing its form. I believe that "martial arts" will be inherited in the future.

[Grass Roll Paint Again! ] 】 Last year, on a grass roll stacked in two tiers When I drew Setoushi-kun, It was more popular than I expected. I tried it again this year! Grass Roll Paint This year, we are installing the following: It is in front of the administration building of the forest park. From around the intersection in front of the post office If you see a big orange one, That's what pasture rolls are. With oil-based paints and markers With the help of children who came to the park to play The paint is complete. There is also an autograph of that person who came to GW! It will be on display until autumn. Please come and see it when you pass by. #Nishiokoppe Village #Hokkaido #Forest Park #Grass Roll #Paint #Orange cow print #I don't have a face #Setoushi-kun

This photo was taken 📸 about a month ago when I went to Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden While the cherry blossoms and plum blossoms are in full bloom, I saw one bird standing on a branch, and I had to take a picture of this! !! This is the 🕊️ one I took thinking (��.* I was able to take a very adorable picture, so please take a look and be healed (*ฅ́ ̆ฅ̀*)