Early morning. Take a moment when there are no people around. With the rising sun, the river, and the railway. Many ♪ people come to goby fishing.

Salmon are running upstream! You can 👀 observe it up close at "Totorodo" Salmon are born in rivers, grow large in the sea, and eventually return up their hometown rivers. Fry recovered from their eggs in rivers descend to the sea in spring with melted snow, and travel back and forth between the Bering Sea in summer and the Gulf of Alaska in winter. Almost four years later, the mature salmon migrate south from the Bering Sea along the Kuril Islands, returning to their hometown rivers to spawn from September to November. Fishway observation room and torodo Address: 127 Aikawa Makubetsu Nakagawa-gun, Hokkaido Open: End of April to November from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. depending on the season

Sea fishing and splashing in the water – in the Seto Inland Sea

Introducing the posts of the official "Shintoku Tourism Association / SHINTOKU" account! Tokachi Sahoro Resort is a resort facility located in Shintoku-cho, Kamikawa-gun, Hokkaido. In addition to hotels, activities such as rafting, fishing, mountain bike rental, and restaurants are full of attractions. ◆Tokachi Sahoro Resort◆ 【Address】〒081-0039 Karikatsu Kogen, Shintoku-cho, Kamikawa-gun, Hokkaido 【Tel】 0156-64-7111 【Access】 Get off at JR Shintoku Station Shuttle bus runs from JR Shintoku Station to Tokachi Sahoro Resort reservation required

Introducing the posts of Abashiri Tourist Association official accounts! Japanese smelt fishing unique to winter sounds fun, doesn't it? Japanese smelt fishing at Lake Abashiri in Abashiri City, Hokkaido started on January 7. You can enjoy it empty-handed, and Japanese smelt you catch it can be eaten with tempura. ◆Lake Abashiri Japanese smelt Fishing◆ 【Address】Abashiri-shi Yobito 823-2 Land Government-owned land 【Parking】Available / Approx. 80 spaces 【Access】 About 20 minutes by bus from Memanbetsu Airport About 10 minutes by bus from Abashiri Station Please check the official website for details.

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.

This is a piece from Lake Biwa shore solo camp. Lake Biwa is calm. The night view of the opposite shore is reflected in Lake Biwa, Bonfires and lanterns Feel the most romantic It made me brew.

Nishiwaga, Iwate Enjoy the scenery while walking in the river. Always superb.

This photo was taken in Nishiwaga Town, Iwate Prefecture. A icicle I found while fishing in the river. Even in mid-March, the scenery can be seen in Nishiwaga Town, where a snow wall has formed on the side of the road. Even if you can't fish in the river, you can enjoy the natural scenery and breathe the clear air to wash your mind, so you are satisfied with that.

I thought this was a really nice article and video. I hadn't heard about Utase ships or Utase fishing before. I mentioned the other day in a post about the Edo-Tokyo Museum how I really liked seeing the architecture of the ships and just happened to come across this today. I love how you can see a full broadside view of the ship and its sails. Apparently there are a bunch of different varieties of sails and different numbers used depending on the size, etc. of the ship. I've never had the opportunity to go to Kumamoto sadly, but I'd like to see this in action if I get the chance. I've seen a lot of photos of Kumamoto Castle as well, so that's definitely something I'd be checking out if I visited. I'd like to do it in the spring to see the cherry blossoms as well.

Red lighthouse in Naze, Amami Oshima, Kagoshima Prefecture. There is an ocean nearby on the island, so it is 🎣 a good place for fishing lovers.

Tsukigase, looks like a really nice place. I looked at their local website and the natural scenery is all just as amazing as this photo makes it out to be. It looks like they have some really nice parks in the area as well. It looks like it'd be a really great place to go out on a boat on a sunny day. Also looks like it'd be a nice place to catch some fish as well, I wonder if it's allowed here? I guess there are some hot springs in the area as well. The whole area would probably make for a really nice weekend trip or even maybe you could even spend a week here in the spring and go hiking as well. I guess it's Nara so it's not too surprising that there's so much amazing stuff to see!

Anglers and cherry blossoms 🌸 Cherry blossoms in Tachioka Park in Uto City, Kumamoto Prefecture * ́꒳'* It was beautiful again this year

That's some good lookin' crab right there! Really impressive that this is home made. It looks like something you'd buy at a high-class restaurant! I think I've said it before, but that's another great thing about Japan - It's an island country so there's tons of good seafood to be had and it's prepared better than anywhere else in the world imo. Especially when it comes to crab, you'll find just the most amazing dishes like this. It's been a few years since I threw out some crab pots with my dad but I'd love to do it again, it's always a lot of fun. I've never been crabbing in Japan before so I'm interested to know if it's done differently here somehow. Maybe like different crab pots or methods, etc. The only thing I doubt is different is the waking up early 😂. That's gotta be one of the hardest parts about crabbing/fishing for me. Waking up at 3 AM takes some dedication! I guess if you want to catch some delicious snow crab to make a dish like this it's worth it though! That or just buy it at the supermarket I guess lol

Man this is so cool! Leave it to Kyoto to have not only tons of amazing temples and shrines, but also some historic boat houses! Looking at this just gets me raring to go fishing lol. It's been so long since I've been. It'd probably be a good idea to get my own tackle and go for a fishing trip. I could even try making my own sushi although idk how great it would taste 😂The second picture in the article makes it look like paradise too. I'd love to visit the hot spring as well. I have a public bath near my place but I haven't been able to get out to an actual hot spring lately. Ine looks like a great place though, really rustic and detached from the every day hustle and bustle of the city. Just one more thing to add to my bucket list when I visit Kyoto again!

I cooked and ate the warasa and red snapper I caught.