Tsunoshima Bridge, Yamaguchi The sea is so emerald green that I was surprised! !! A place with a strong impact that will remain firmly in the memories of traveling from a distant place. I went to the photo 6 years ago, but due to the new coronavirus, I was working in the fourth wave, and I just stayed home on holidays, and when the corona calmed down, my family increased, and now I want to drive 12 hours with my family of four and travel to Yamaguchi Prefecture and Kyushu. I pray that the corona will settle down as soon as possible. Please save as many lives as possible. I hope that medical professionals can return to normal as soon as possible.

What an awesome photo. I actually read a small article on here about Akiyoshido Cave but I don't remember seeing this in the video. It looks like a really cool place to visit if I ever head out to Yamaguchi so I'd definitely love to check it out. I'm not sure if this is some sort of illumination event, but it looks like it has had some in the past so I'm assuming that's what this is. It's pretty crazy there's such a large limestone cave in Japan, but then again Japan does have a lot of mountains and pretty good snowfall each year so it makes sense that something like this would form. I haven't really been on a spelunking trip or anything like that. I've visited a few caves before, but nothing quite on this level. Looks like a cool first experience.

Tsunoshima Bridge, Yamaguchi The sea is so emerald green that I was surprised! !! A place with a strong impact that will remain firmly in the memories of traveling from a distant place. I went to the photo 6 years ago, but due to the new coronavirus, I was working in the fourth wave, and I just stayed home on holidays, and when the corona calmed down, my family increased, and now I want to drive 12 hours with my family of four and travel to Yamaguchi Prefecture and Kyushu. I pray that the corona will settle down as soon as possible. Please save as many lives as possible. I hope that medical professionals can return to normal as soon as possible.

Yamaguchi Akiyoshidai Limestone Cave (Akiyoshido) Exit Tunnel Akiyoshi Cave was also a masterpiece of limestone caves created by nature, but the exit was also mysterious and it was also a place where the travel voltage increased. I went to the photo 6 years ago, but due to the new coronavirus, I was in the fourth wave, and I was at work, and on holidays, I just stayed home and when the corona calmed down, I would like to drive for 12 hours with my family of four and travel to Yamaguchi Prefecture and Kyushu again. I pray that the corona will settle down as soon as possible. Please save as many lives as possible. I hope that medical professionals can return to normal as soon as possible.

Until now, I could only go there by public transportation, but now that I have a driver's license, I can go anywhere by renting a car locally!!! There are many places I wanted to go to in Hiroshima, so I definitely want to ✨ go

Hiroshima Itsukushima Shrine in Miyajima I felt the power from the torii gate standing on the sea. So that you can travel after Corona When it happens, I definitely want to visit it again.

It is one of the three best gardens in Japan. I am impressed by the large grounds, the garden, not even a single garbage, and no weeds. I am fascinated by the cherry blossom blizzard.

Japan Kairakuen of the Three Famous Gardens. I am impressed by the large grounds, the garden, not even a single garbage, and no weeds.

Japan Kairakuen of the Three Famous Gardens. I am impressed by the large grounds, the garden, not even a single garbage, and no weeds.

Gorgeous photo! I want to visit the Tottori Sand Dunes so badly. There was a photo of them going around the internet a while back with the covered in snow. It's such a strange concept to me having snow on sand. I, and probably most people as well, generally associate sand dunes and deserts with hot weather so it's really sort of fantastical. I've still never actually experienced that in person, and I lived relatively close to a beach most my life. It always got cold there but didn't snow much, or if it did I just wasn't going anywhere near it I suppose lol. The San'in Region is supposed to be full of really amazing natural scenery though so it seems like it'd be a cool place to visit during the summer or even for golden week or something.

This photo was taken at Yushien in Matsue City, Shimane Prefecture. The bright flowers are dignified, I fell in love with its beauty.

【Spring of Japan】 While strolling along the riverbed in my neighborhood, I came across cherry blossoms in full bloom. The transparent petals are very beautiful. I would be happy if I could convey the beauty and ephemeral atmosphere of cherry blossoms. Twitter @paya_photo

It is a collaboration of cherry blossoms and carp streamers that can be seen only for a few days at this time of year in Hiroshima City. The murmur of the river is also pleasant, and it is the best healing spot.

When you pass the Kintai Bridge, the cherry blossom road awaits you immediately. If you go all the way to the back, there are several stalls lined up. Being able to have a picnic in a place where the cherry blossoms are in full bloom is the best just imaginable.

It is a tourist attraction Kintai Bridge in Iwakuni City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, which has been selected as both the "Three Famous Bridges of Japan" and the "Three Strange Bridges of the Japan". It seems that the cherry blossoms were in full bloom earlier than usual.

Spring progresses steadily, and various plants sprout. Rows of cherry blossom trees, rapeseed fields, moss phlox road. You will be fascinated by the beautiful scenery, but even if there are not many There are beautiful flowers.

Colored spring I'm taking this photo at Jindai Umenosato Park in Tsuyama City. It was cloudy, so the red plum blossoms looked good. The striking red seems even more beautiful. The aircraft is an OLYMPUS OM-D E-M10 Mark III M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED14-42mm F3.5-5.6 EZ Black.

This is a plum blossom photo taken at Jindai Ume no Sato Park in Tsuyama City on March 20. The weather was a little bad and cloudy, but it was a warm day with no wind. I took a picture of the plum hanging on the stairs from the ground. The shooting equipment is OLYMPUS OM-D E-M10 Mark III M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED14-42mm F3.5-5.6 EZ Black.

Plum blossoms bloom in search of warmth during the day while still chilly Korakuen Garden in Okayama City made me feel the "smell of spring" in the cold wind.

Presents ? set in front of the tree by Santa Naru the day before Christmas I have 3 children, so I have enough ? for 3 The photo was taken at my home (Shimane Prefecture) in the middle of the night. When I woke up on Christmas morning, I could hear ?❤️ the children's voices.✨✨ Good, good ✨year I've been a good kid, ? I wonder if ?❤️ Santa will come again this year

In our garden (Shimane Prefecture). My nephew 4 years old and I made our first snowman ⛄ A snowman made by two people rumbling in the falling snow. By the time it's finished,?❤️ your body will be ? a little sloppy. Eyes and nose were ✨ put on with carrots It's a ? memory of winter

Walking the dog on a day when it snowed for the first time in a long time

This year, a small snowman pasha ? for my nephew and niece, who live in an area with no snow forecast.

Onomichi Ramen Tani in Onomichi Station, Hiroshima

Nikai Sasagi in Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture

It's getting colder and colder. However! When it gets cold, the taste of winter awaits! Next week, the ban on the classic winter crab will finally be lifted. Snow crabs are popular in Japan, but I love having female offspring even for snow crabs! Unlike males, they are completely small, but females have the most delicious eggs and uchiko, so if you can find them by traveling to the Japan sea side, please eat them!

? Yamaguchi / Takayama Observatory The mountain road up to this point is a little narrow, but there is a superb view waiting ✨ for you at the end of the climb.

At "Oenokian" in Tottori City, Tottori Prefecture, the famous "pink curry".

"Tsunoshima Bridge" in Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi Prefecture.

Located in Takehara City, Hiroshima Prefecture, Okunoshima is said to be home to 1,000 rabbits, commonly known as "Usagi Island".