I shot at Tenryuji Temple in Arashiyama, and when I turned the camera upwards on a whim, there was a collaboration between cherry blossoms and the sky. The camera is FUJI X-A3 lens is FUJI 16mm f/1.4

Night cherry blossoms in Byodo-in Temple It is a majestic and historic night view.

Kyoto Nanzenji Temple This is the end of this year's cherry blossoms I felt the spring firmly

It was Shiawase ✨🌸✨✨🌸✨ to be able to come here again this year. The still slightly cold breeze in the morning felt ☘️ very pleasant. I wonder if it's 😂⤴️ thanks to adrenaline I met 🌸🌸🌸 a splendid cherry blossom in full bloom

It was Shiawase ✨🌸✨✨🌸✨ to be able to come here again this year. The still slightly cold breeze in the morning felt ☘️ very pleasant. I wonder if it's 😂⤴️ thanks to adrenaline When I was walking with my friends, my friend's child told ❣️⤴️ me the points where I could see a very nice view. 😳❣️what❣️ Rape blossoms, remaining snow mountains and blue sky ⤴️⤴️⤴️ This year, the snow melted and the flowers bloomed early, so I thought I wouldn't be able to see this location, but thanks to the cold flowers until the day before, I was able to see it 🌼🏔. I met ☘️ the mountains of the remaining snow and spring flowers that I longed for

When the cherry blossoms begin to bloom in various places, there are some places that you can see from a distance but not up close, so this time I went 🌸 to Sono One Tokoro. I met 🌸🌸🌸 a splendid cherry blossom in full bloom

At Kyoto Omuro Ninnaji Temple I took a selfie. The cherry blossoms of Omuro Ninnaji Temple are short and in front of the face, Some flowers have branches.

Kyoto Omuro Ninnaji Temple It is a late blooming drooping cherry tree.

In Iida City, Nagano Prefecture, at Motozenkoji Temple. The autumn leaves are good, but the maple flowers at this time of year when they are fresh green are also good!

Tajimi City, Gifu Prefecture, at Torakeisan Eihoji Temple. The autumn leaves are wonderful, but the fresh green Eihoji Temple is also wonderful.

Niikurayama Sengen Park It was forecast to be sunny at midnight, but it was not sunny ... The rain was also prolonged. When I thought it was finally sunny, it was cloudy for a while and in the 😱 morning.

Takamori Town, Nagano Prefecture, at Ruriji Temple. Dawn after rain. The cherry blossom road was beautiful.

Location:Asakusa I managed to capture it in the angle of view with a light bazooka. I've always wanted to shoot Nakamise Street, five-storied pagoda, and Kobunacho. It was a picturesque scenery ^^

Location: Around Shinobazu Pond One photo taken with a sense of elegance It 🌸 was a Japan scene.

It is the cherry blossoms of Daigoji Temple.

I took a picture of early blooming cherry blossoms at Chotokuji Temple! Then, while I was shooting, a bird happened to come and I was able to take a beautiful picture! Canon EOS kiss M 📷✨

Wow! I know Himeji has some awesome things like Himeji Castle of course, but to just find this while going for a walk, how cool is that! Speaking of Himeji Castle, I wish I could have see nthe projection mapping event they had there in 2015? I think it was. Hopefully they do something like that again because I'd love to go and see it for myself. I envy anyone who got to see it in person😂 I really like the stone lanterns and small Buddhist statues in this photo as well, it really gives that temple feel. I'll have to be on the lookout for this place when I visit Himeji!

This is so cool! I love how the trees are just welcoming you into the temple. I guess I should throw this on my list of places to visit in Oita. Still have to visit the hot springs over there too. I have some friends over in Beppu so maybe I can say hey to them while I'm in the area. I was reading an article about Futagoji Temple on here and it looked like a really nice place to go. I like the architecture of the temple too. It looks like Kunsaki has some traditional crafts that you can try out as well so that'd be an interesting experience. Hopefully I can head out there this summer or something!

It is a Futagoji Temple of Kunisaki City, Oita Prefecture vertical composition It was beautiful because it snowed quite a bit and it was sunny.

A bronze statue in Asago City, Hyogo Prefecture, at Himemiya Shrine. Does the snow-covered figure look like a girl celebrating her coming-of-age ceremony? It was so cute that I involuntarily released the shutter.

Snow piled up in Asago City, Hyogo Prefecture.

It is a guardian dog of Zenkoji in Nagano Prefecture

Todaiji Temple is so awesome. I remember the first time I went there. I had a professor in college awesome guy btw who told the class about his trip there when he was doing research and he told us how massive the temple was. He showed us a picture and pointed out how the people looked like ants in front of the temple. I believed him that it was large of course but I figured maybe it was just the photo's perspective making it look larger. Oh boy, was I in for a treat when I actually got to the temple. It was seriously MASSIVE and the incense burner that he mentioned was out front as well so it was cool that I got to experience all of the things that he was able to experience in the past. I guess that's one thing that makes historical places like this so extraordinary- being able to connect with the past without actually being there. I really loved all the small models there as well lol! I'll certainly never forget my trip to Todaiji and I'd love to visit Nara again when I get the chance.

Glossy day In Kyoto

Long day out today. Figured I'd check everyone's posts before bed and wow! I'd not heard of Mt. Yoshino, although I can see why Toyotomi Hideyoshi would have loved it. The scenery is truly beautiful here. I can't even imagine how beautiful the cherry blossoms must be if they're even more amazing than the snowy landscape in this photo. I suppose Kinpusenji Temple is the large building just to the right of the center of the photo. I'd love to give it a visit. It's Nara too, so hopefully I can see some deer during my visit. If not then I'll just have to stop by the park to watch people being chased for their crackers😂 Lovely place though, I'm interested in seeing what it looks like in Autumn as well. Japan never ceases to amaze me with it's colorful foliage so I can imagine Mt. Yoshino is no exception either!

This photo captures the essence of Kyoto so well in my opinion. Cherry blossoms and a yakatabune. It's so simple and yet so elegant at the same time. I like how the boat is just slightly obscured by the cherry blossoms and you can feel how the wood on the roof of the boat has aged just by looking at it. Kyoto has so many beautiful sights to see and experiences to try. I'm looking forward to one of these boat rides the next time I go, and I'm also planning on visiting a kawadoko because I've eaten by a river before so I know how refreshing it is, but I've never eaten OVER a river before inside a boat maybe but this is different so I'm looking forward to a new experience. Going to have to visit all the temples and shrines I didn't have the chance to visit before as well.

Man the autumn colors sure were beautiful this year. Hopefully they're just as nice this year. I have no doubt in my mind that they will be. It's been a while since I went to Nara, but I always love watching the videos of deer chasing people around for crackers 😂 I've yet to go to Hasedera Temple though, it seems like it's not as well known as some of the other ones. Not sure why though, as it looks absolutely beautiful with all the natural scenery surrounding it. The pagoda looks really cool as well. I'm a huge fan of pagodas for some reason though lol. The 3rd picture of the temple kind of makes it look like the common photo you see of Kiyomizudera, but mirrored on the left side instead of the right. Just an interesting observation I had.

Had a blast going to Sensoji Last year and had some really good ramen in the area as well. Would have loved to go this year as well, but probably better to not. Haven't gotten to ride a rickshaw at Sensoji yet but it definitely seems like a lot of fun. I rode one with my girlfriend when we went to Hirosaki Castle a few years ago and it was a blast. The rickshaw puller? was really cool and gave us a lot of facts about the castle and told some stories and we had a really great time. I never knew about the Kabuki thief characters that were in the area. I'll have to keep an eye out for them when I get the chance to visit Asakusa again in the future. I've also wondered how comfortable the tabi shoes are too, maybe I'll pick some up next time, they look really fashionable actually! The guy pulling the rickshaw in the video was really nice as well, really cool that they have tours in English for non Japanese speakers.

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