Every year from the end of October to the beginning of November, the chestnut tiger butterfly ✨ flies to Izu Matsuzaki Town This is an image I took when I went out on the Suruga Bay ferry two years ago! Fascination with ♡♡ the pattern of the body and feathers is very beautiful and mysterious

Two winters ago, I took a picture of a tree in a nearby park! In Japan, it is known ♡♡ as an auspicious tree to decorate for the New Year Since it is a Christmas color, I have been enjoying framing this photo and hanging it on the wall from the Christmas season to the New Year!!

[Farewell, fallen leaves] Squid sunny autumn day with a temperature of 5 degrees. At Korakuen, the last major task of the year was to clean up the fallen leaves that had accumulated in the pond. Wear long gloves that cover your upper arms. Wear a torso or boots on your feet and go into the pond. Holding it in your hand is a bamboo bear. Oyster fallen leaves floating on the surface of the water and fallen leaves that have sunk Put it in an onion net and collect it. Lifting from the pond to the ground is also a physically demanding task. In order to drain the water as much as possible, I used an onion net from last year. I came up with a way to put it in. The ground team is also bending down to pick up fallen leaves. Beside me, with moss and mushrooms glittering in the sun, Setoushi-kun. It was a long time of work. It was probably the first time I set foot in Korakuen since the summer. In the clear air, the gardens of Yume-eup Forest Seeing her in good spirits gave me energy. #Nishiokoppe Village #Hokkaido #Korakuen Garden #Japan Garden #Pond cleaning #Fallen leaves #Scoop and pick up #Onion net #Garden of Yume-eup Forest #Youth of the Town hall #Uncles of Forest Park #Uncle Shimokawa was also with me for one year #Thank you

[Learn how to arrange the decoration style! ] 】 Well, after the heat has eased Autumn seems to pass quickly, and I feel that the end of the year is approaching. In such a situation, I would like to inform you of the Shime decoration style arrangement lesson! I am indebted to them for their workshops on planting and gathering design. Ones manor Garden is coming again! (^^)! Looking at the photos, I wonder if I can do it as a beginner ... A beautiful arrangement that makes you think. I can't Can't wait for the lesson! You can choose from three dates for lessons. (1) November 5 (Tue) 14:00~16:30 (2) November 5 (Tue) 17:30~20:00 (3) November 6 (Wed) 9:30~12:00 The capacity of each session is 10 people The participation fee is 3,000 yen The venue is the Rizumu * An orange building in the forest park You can apply for participation through your Account or Nishiokoppe Village Village Town Hall, Industrial Construction Division, Forestry and Commerce Section. TEL: 0158-87-2111 We look forward to your participation! #Nishiokoppe Village #Hokkaido #Shime decoration #Arrangement lesson #Onesmanorgarden #Flowers

【Let's take a walk in the summer Flower Park Kamu! 】 August 12 is a three-day weekend. A flower park where summer flowers are in full bloom Why don't you take a walk together? While listening to the commentary of the gardener who serves as the caretaker of Kamu Here's your chance to walk! The site area of the flower park is about 6 hectares. The concept is divided into areas. You can see many flowers and leafy vegetables. Several types of fruit trees are also planted. After the walk, you can try the juice of the fruit harvested in Kamu. Click here for Events details ↓↓ 8/12 Monday 10:30~ / 13:30~ Each session takes about one and a half hours Capacity: 10 people each time Participation fee: Free for junior high school students and younger, 200 yen for high school students and older Application deadline: Friday, August 9, 5 p.m. Contact: Information Center "The Rizumu" 　　　　　0158-85-7125 We look forward to your participation! #Kamu #Nishiokoppe Village #Flower Park #Roadside Station #Stroll #Summer #Flowers in full bloom #Fruit juice

Signs of spring in Miyanomori A friend called me, so I wandered behind the shrine. At my feet, small blue flowers were blooming. Ezo-engosaku (erythronium-like spring flower) They say they also bloom around Kōrakuen. Climbing the steep slope of the ski area you find white Kita-kobushi blossoms in full bloom. At eye level I found buds that hadn’t opened yet. A fuzzy, downy flower bud had fallen to the ground. When I put it in my palm, it felt somehow cute. When the Kita-kobushi blooms, cherry blossoms are said to begin opening before long. #Nishiokoppe Village #Hokkaido #Four seasons #Miyanomori #Kita-kobushi #Ezo-engosaku

Photographed at the former Main Building of the Kyoto Prefectural Government Office The Shidarezakura weeping cherry blossoms in the courtyard is said to be the grandson of the first "Gion Shidarezakura weeping cherry blossoms" in Maruyama Park.

It is the embankment of the six roads in Nagano Prefecture. The reflection of the blue sky and cherry blossom trees was very beautiful.

Shaboten chicks 🌵 in the greenhouse of Cactus Park It was cute о ́∀'о

The city today The Ume Plum Ume Plum Shrine is in full bloom.

It is a wisteria shelf in Byodo-in Temple in Kyoto. You can see wonderful wisteria flowers in mid~late April.

It's an early winter sunset! The gradation is beautiful ✨

I found ^^ a beautiful tree on the way to autumn foliage cycling Somehow Happy⭐ Red-yellow-green, white-bellied!

Moreover, after 5 minutes ... Preparing ^^ breakfast while looking at the sun pillar from Rusutsu Resort Beautiful ^^ shadows

The first snowfall on Mt. Yotei! !️ I could ^^ see it from my house. The daughter who is in the Alpine Boys' Club is overjoyed ✨ It's snow shoveling season for adults... However, the first snowfall is ✨ exciting every year.

I love ❗ the gradient in the direction of Rusutsu Resort before the autumn sunrise. View ✨ from the kitchen every morning Every day is different... I wonder what kind of day today will be.😆

It's autumn twilight! The sky above Rusutsu Resort seemed to burn red.

Sunrise ^^ from our house at the foot of Mt. Yotei My daughter's school bus is early, so you can see the beautiful sunrise gradation while preparing breakfast at this time!

The seeds of the cosmos we planted last year fell and bloomed again this year.^^ It was wild like a weed, but it was shining very beautifully in the sun!

Guided stroll through the Flower Park Roadside Station Nishiokoppe Kamu features an attached Flower Park. On Saturday, September 23, we held an event in which participants explored the grounds with a gardener guide. This event has run for about five years, and this year’s edition invited visitors to enjoy the autumn natural garden. Autumn blooms such as asters, persicaria, and fujibakama (Eupatorium) add color to the park. It’s not only the flowers—apparently the trees and shrubs are grown with great care, and spots where grasses of different hues stand side by side are especially striking. I was surprised that about three people maintain the large Flower Park, and I’m excited to see how the plants planted in recent years will look five or ten years from now. The Flower Park remains open through October. Why not come and relax among the plants as you refresh from your travels?

🍁Taiki Town's Recommended Autumn Spots🍁 When it comes to places to feel autumn in Taiki Town, the stunning autumn leaves at Sakashita Senkyo stand out. It's tucked away a bit, so here are directions on how to get there! 1. On the Shimizu–Taiki Line (Hokkaido Route 55), you'll see a sign on the right if you come from Kamifutsunai, and on the left if you come from Taiki. Follow the arrow and turn. (Photo 2) 2. You will see the orange bridge “Bikei Bridge” ahead; continue across it. (Photo 3) 3. The paved road changes to gravel along the way. Keep going and you will pass the orange bridge “Sakashita Ohashi.” (Photo 4) 4. After passing another gray bridge you will spot a dairy farm. Go past the farm a short distance until the road splits left and right, then follow the left sign. The sign reads “Rekifune River Tributary Forest Road,” and this is where the forest road begins. (Photos 5–6) 5. Continue along the forest road for a while. Some sections get muddy after rain and fallen branches may block the way, so proceed slowly. (Photo 7) 6. You will arrive at Higata Bridge, which spans Sakashita Senkyo. (Photo 8) There is a small space on the right after crossing the bridge where you can park or make a U-turn. For more detailed directions, see the Visit Taiki topic article “How to Get to Sakashita Senkyo.” Use it as a reference and go enjoy the autumn scenery!

What do you think this is, sitting at the entrance of the tourist information center? The answer is a sub-bituminous peat layer that forms the base of the moor hot spring. It was created by the accumulation of reeds and other plants that once grew along the Tokachigawa riverside in ancient times. Plant-based moor hot spring water wells up through this peat layer. The humic substances (humin) in the peat combined with alkalinity create a silky, mild water quality, which is why it’s called a beauty bath. Moor hot springs are also registered as a Hokkaido Heritage; please come and experience them 🥰

Taiyo-no-oka Engaru Park Cosmos Garden will pay an admission fee from tomorrow, August 30 Wednesday. Although it is later than usual due to the extreme heat, the flowering is progressing every day, so please ♪ come by all means.

Hidden Gem in Taiki Town📌 A larch planted in 1906 at Hokai Shrine in the Kaishin district of Taiki Town to commemorate victory in the Russo-Japanese War still stands today as a designated commemorative protected tree. It reaches about 27 meters in height and 80 centimeters in diameter. This larch, alive for nearly 120 years, is well worth a visit! Please note that the surrounding area is farmland and pasture, so do not enter the fields.

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!

Even though it was just June, the sunflowers 🌻 were 😆 in full bloom. This is my hometown and a secret spot 😊 for early-blooming sunflowers It was taken on Sunday evening, but there was no one and it was reserved.

Yesterday, Sunday, I planted various types of flowers in the flower beds of the local junior high school. This is done every year as part of our environmental conservation activities. Residents' associations, senior citizens' associations, training associations, etc. cooperate as volunteer. I would like to continue to broadcast the growth process.

in Muko, Kyoto It is the diameter of bamboo. The bamboo bushes are very beautiful. A spot where locals take a walk In recent years, including foreigners Like seeing tourists Now.

This photo was taken at iZoo on the Izu Peninsula. There are few people in the Kanto suburbs, and depending on your ingenuity, you can take beautiful photos. You can enjoy it when you go out to play with children up to infants ~ lower grades of elementary school! There was a spot here where the aquarium reflected like a mirror, and I was able to take a beautiful picture.

Located in Yao City, Osaka Prefecture, is the daffodil of Tamaso Shrine. Local people started planting it as volunteers. Plum trees are also planted, and it is a wonderful place where you can relax and heal in the chilly season.