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Bibai Tourism and Products Association
Nov. 23, 2023
Ramsar Convention Registered Wetland Miyajima Swamp At 4 a.m. in mid-April, on a chilly early morning when the sun had not yet risen, people from inside and outside the city gathered with telephoto cameras slung over their shoulders. The fields are spread out around, and the Kabado Mountains in the background are shining white with residual snow, and Miyajima Swamp is located in such a place. Migratory birds fill the sky. In spring and autumn, Miyajima Swamp is covered with about 60,000 migratory birds in the morning. Miyajimanuma in Bibai City is the northernmost and largest transit point in Japan, and before leaving for Siberia, they pick up the fallen ears around the swamp to store energy. Since it is a globally valuable environment, it became the 13th Ramsar wetland in Japan on November 18, 2014. In the early morning, the Magan fly out all at once to the surrounding rice fields in search of the fallen fir, which is their food. This is called "roosting", and the appearance of Magan taking off as if peeling off the surface of the water is impressive. Magan covers our heads. It is also worth seeing the "roosting" in which the roosting magan returns to the swamp in the evening in a V-shaped formation from the rice field. The 2017 movie "Living Things" also uses the roosting of the magan. The best time to see Magan is in spring and autumn, with the peak of spring in late April and the peak of autumn in late September. In addition to magans, you can observe waterfowl such as swans, long-tailed ducks, and whooper swans. There is also an observation hut and a blindfolded wooden fence, so be sure to visit once.
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ぴーちゃん
Nov. 22, 2023
This is the first time I visited Ouchijuku. The night before, the surrounding mountains had its first snow, and the planting in the post town became the first ice. The sky was cloudy, so I arrived a little depressed, but it was early in the morning and there were few people, but the few trees with autumn leaves that remained warmed my feelings. The people of the post town were also very kind, and my desire to support Fukushima became stronger. What I can do now is to convey the charm of Tohoku as much as possible.
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ig
Nov. 18, 2023
Photographed at ? "Eikando (Zenrinji)" in Higashiyama, Kyoto Prefecture I had never done sightseeing while looking at the autumn leaves, so I decided to go see them this year, and I took my mother with me to Kyoto! I went to. A, It was so early to come!! Not red... green, brown leaves, ? Discover If you look closely, you can see that the green and brown color scheme is very beautiful, and I took more pictures than the red autumn leaves. I felt ? the rarity of the combination that can only be seen at this time of year
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AOI
Nov. 18, 2023
Katsuoji Temple / Minoh Katsuoji Temple, which is famous for its "Victory Daruma", was even more crowded with tourists as the autumn foliage season began. This is one of the photos I took at Katsuoji. This is the most confident photo I took on my first outing in a long time! By the way, Katsuoji Temple is crowded with tourists around noon, so considering the cold, I think it's just right to arrive around 2 o'clock in the afternoon!
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Abhi Sen
Nov. 18, 2023
Animals can teach us the purest form of love. Anyone who sincerely tries to understand the nature of these meek and gentle creatures can understand my thoughts . Deers are peaceful creatures and their eyes reflect the purity of their heart. Their care for each other reminds us of the unconditional love that is so rare in our human society. Such unconditional love for one's work, and one's family, is always what I treasured in my life reflect in this frame. This photo was taken from Nara deer park. It represents the real beauty of Japan.
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