A big festival in August on Notowa Island. They all drank a lot of alcohol and went into the sea. It is a time of happy memories before the Great Earth earthquake. The location is Sodegahama Coast in Wajima

Fourteen years ago, on September 4, sunflowers were planted in a fallow field in prayer for the recovery of the Great Water Damage on the Kii Peninsula caused by a typhoon. A whopping 100,000 flowers this year!

This is a scene from the Noto Wajima Grand Festival. Sodegahama Coast on a hot summer evening in August 2017. That person who was enthusiastic about the sea and the festival after the great earthquake will not return anymore...

Photographed 8/25/25. This is CAFE ANDON's homemade Ume Plum Soda.

August 15. Hatsubon. I went back to my parents' house. Fireworks at the grave of my deceased grandfather. We talked about our memories of our grandfathers and the latest news of each of them. Although she is a little embarrassed to see her parents and cousins for the yellowtail first time in a long time, everyone's hands gather around the candlelight. I hope this time continues. This is one that I took in a hurry just with that in mind. I'll be back again. My memories of this summer.

Photographed 8/25/25. It is a wind chime at the edge of Hikawa Ryofuso (Hikawa Kaikan). Currently, Hikawa Ryofuso is closed.

Tsuruga Castle ✨✨✨ in summer It is 😆😆😆 a castle that was defended by the members of the White Tiger Corps

A foreigner is in front of this Shisa "Gaaaaaaa I was taking a commemorative photo while shouting loudly with my hands outstretched. A giant shisa overlooking the sea. That makes you want to scream.

Lagoon tidal flats. The scenery reflected on the sea surface at low tide is spectacular. Reflection of summer clouds.

The remains of a stone quarry in Yomitan Village. Ruins of industry in the Meiji and Taisho periods. Nostalgia for the distant past. My favorite place that only appears at low tide.

Bright blue summer sky, white clouds, sugarcane fields, bright red hibiscus. Standard of summer. Summer in Okinawa is somewhat nostalgic.

A beach with strong sunlight that makes sweat drip down just by being there. People swimming, people lying down, people flying. The sea is really lively in summer. But when the sun goes down, the appearance suddenly changes. Suddenly there is silence. That's where my daylight saving time started. Corals and shellfish falling at your feet. Pick up and pile up. Enjoy the summer in Okinawa. Enjoy summer in Japan.

This is a photo of Kawarage Hell in Akita Prefecture that I went to this summer. The yellow area is where sulfur is exposed, and toxic gas is also emitted, so there is a no-go area. It took us 6 hours round trip in the extreme heat to traverse a gravel mountain where not a single plant or tree grows. I wanted to soak in the Hot Spring at Oyu Falls at the foothills, but the intense heat made me have no energy and after returning to the inn, I enjoyed the Specialties mud Hot Spring until late at night

I went to Kawarage Hell in the central part of Akita Prefecture this summer. I left my luggage in the Outbound Ryokan to the muddy Hot Spring with the demand Taxi I had reserved from Yuzawa Station, and the inn told me that it was a 15-minute one-way walk, but it took me 30 minutes due to the heat on Squid climb. From this point, you can go down the sulfur mountain in the photo to Yuno Falls. I prepared a water suit, but I was exhausted from the heat and didn't have the energy to go in. When I came here about 50 years ago, many people were enjoying the Hot Spring, but this year I saw only 2~3 people Squid the heat. I was told that the descent would take about 15 minutes, but in Squid end, it took me 6 hours to go back and forth. On the way, I received a worried phone from the inn. It was good to arrive in time for dinner at the inn

"Girl staring at the sea" Scene of staring at the sea while remembering the old days.

I went to Kawarage Hell in Yuzawa City, Akita Prefecture this summer. It was a time when the road was partially open and it was difficult to approach by car, so there were few people, and it was like wandering in a sulfur hell with a temperature of 35 degrees Celsius alone. The Water of plastic bottles soon ran out, and the Toilet on the way were also prohibited from being used, so I couldn't get Water, and I only saw people from time to time, so I couldn'Squid t afford to get a heat stroke here Vacation so I walked slowly and walked slowly, one step at a time, and so on. When I look back at the photos now, I'm glad I'm alive

It is the scenery of Kawarage Hell near Muyu Hot Spring in Akita Prefecture. On the foothills, there is a waterfall of hot water that There are soaked in Hot Spring. The temperature was about 35 degrees Celsius this summer. It was so hot that there were few people and no shade trees, and I couldn't get a Water of it, and I felt that my life was in danger, but I was saved by the Water of the public toilet that I finally reached. I'm glad I'm safe, and even when I look back at the photos now, I can't help but feel a strange power

Photographed on July 19, 25. It is a wind chime at the edge of Hikawa Ryofuso (Hikawa Kaikan). Currently, Hikawa Ryofuso is closed.

A disturbing cloud floated in the sky above Kawarage Hell in Yuzawa City, Akita Prefecture. If you go down here, you will reach Yutaki. Take on the challenge of a mountain of sulfur without a single scorching vegetation. Even if I collapsed due to heat stroke, there was no place to escape in the shade of a tree, and there were few people around, so I dared to walk a grueling 6-hour round trip this summer

Photographed 8/21/25. Seen from Hikawa Ryofuso (Hikawa Kaikan), it is the Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine Otorii Gate and lanterns.

Oide Park, Hakuba Village, Nagano Prefecture We put the idea of "expressing summer without relying on the blue sky".

It is a scene from the summer Festival "Night Castle in the Sky" in Noshiro, Akita Prefecture. The lights of the 24-Meter-high castle scorched the hot summer nights. It took me to forget my busy daily life and take me to the world of dreams for a moment

Photographed 7/26/25. It is a wind chime at the edge of Hikawa Ryofuso. Currently, Hikawa Ryofuso is closed.

When I was in high school, I Outbound to the sea near Hotel before dinner at the end of the tournament with my favorite club members and took pictures of the many. This photo is a photo of the memories of the four members of the club, taken when I was not yet familiar with photography, and all the members of the club twisted their knowledge of photography.

Photographed 8/25/25. It is a wind chime at the edge of Hikawa Ryofuso. Currently, Hikawa Ryofuso is closed.

Protecting Precious Lives / Lifesavers Thanks to watching over you, you can enjoy the sea with peace of mind. Red Balloon Beach next to Manza Beach.

The real thrill of midsummer / I stopped at the Coast next to Manza Beach in Onna Village, Okinawa Prefecture. Jet Skiing and Banana Boat for an exhilarating ride over the sea! Enjoy it~ ^^ Couple Rock on the left, Manza Beach Hotels on the right

In the relentless blaze of Osaka’s summer, golden sunflowers rise proudly along the station walkway with their vibrant faces turned skyward as if challenging the sun itself. But amid the shimmering heat, I admire how the gardeners move with quiet grace, their sweat-soaked dedication transforming this urban stretch into a radiant corridor of joy. Each bloom they nurture becomes a testament to their care, and in the midst of the season’s harshness, their work deserves every ounce of admiration—for they don’t just grow flowers, they cultivate joy.

Karasawa Falls, located in Chiyo, Iida City, Minami Shinshu, Nagano Prefecture, is a Healing Spot known to those in the know for its Clear streams, which boasts a drop of 30 meters, falling stream. Splash of water and sunlight shine through the trees in summer, and in autumn, you can enjoy the fantastic scenery colored by Autumn leaves. Please visit the famous waterfall, a hidden gem where you can feel the beauty of the Four Seasons. 🚙 The routes runs from Prefectural Road No. 8 through the Forest Road Senen Line. Falling rocks are scattered in places, so please drive with caution.

Photographed 8/21/25. It is a wind chime at the edge of Hikawa Ryofuso. Currently, Hikawa Ryofuso is closed.