Memories of the surf that come back to spring. There was such a thing, such a thing. But it's all in the past, and the waves wash everything away.

Remnants of spring, pale sea and white sandy beach. While remembering the distant past, Clench the footprints of the sand.

Okinawa is the Kerama Blue seen in spring on Tokashiki Island! !!

Blue sea and blue sky. This is Okinawa! The first exciting island trip drawn into the blue world.

Okinawa wakes up in the morning. Morning time on the beach. A figure stands in silence.

Okinawa is lined with fukugi trees in Nakijin. The sun shines through the trees to illuminate spring.

Okinawa is Nakijin, a shot from the Warumi Bridge. Relax and touch nature and be cleansed.

This year's Okinawa spring trip. Yanbaru is a suspension bridge at Hiji Otaki. 1.6km walk to the waterfall

In Sumida Ward, near Arakawa. Kawazu cherry blossoms.

Sakura and Sakura train at Amagi Railway Tateno Station in Kiyama Town, Saga Prefecture. I was able to take a spring-like shot.

Nowadays you have to avoid the crowds. I can't even feel the fragility of spring. This is a place where you can enjoy spring away from the crowds. Cherry blossoms blooming quietly away from the crowd. Oden Yokocho in Shizuoka is waiting for your journey. Aoba Yokocho, Aoi Ward, Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Prefecture commonly known as Oden Yokocho Please enlarge and view vertically. ）

It is held in mid-May every year in Yokohama Town, Kamikita District, Aomori Prefecture. "Rape Blossom Festival in Yokohama" Spring in Aomori is late, but in May, rape blossoms bloom beautifully like a yellow carpet!

Located in Gonohe Town, Minohe District, Aomori Prefecture Photographed at "Masako's Tulipu Garden" "Tulip Art" I took this photo two years ago, and the Japanese flag 🇯🇵 was drawn in honor of the first year of Reiwa!

Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo Spring version of King of Yokocho

When I traveled to Shinshu, I photographed Matsumoto Castle and cherry blossoms.

The plums with drooping branches are very beautiful. Kokokubun Shrine in Imabari City, Ehime Prefecture is in full swing 🌸🌸 of spring Still, it doesn't seem to have anything to do with dogs. It's more dumplings 🍡 than flowers.

I went to Takachiho in Miyazaki Prefecture with a friend! Also, I went to the tourist spot "Sea of Cruz where wishes come true" in Hyuga and the beautiful sea spread. ♪ Stray cats are also relaxing lol

Niikurayama Sengen Park ♡

I photographed the Kawazu cherry blossoms in Miura. It was fruitful and spilling out.

This photo was taken at Yakushiike Park in Machida. The surface of the water shining in the sunlight through the trees was beautiful.

I took a picture of the Kawazu cherry blossoms in Miura on a sunny day. Sakurajima and Keikyu were beautiful in the sky.

In Kyoto, you can see the plum blossoms called Jonangu very beautifully. By the way. The upside-down Umejiro was 😌🌸 very cute.

Cycling while watching Kawazu cherry blossoms *ˊ ̆ˋ*. ♪:*° #Spring#Cycling#Nagashino's Kawazu cherry blossoms

I love the timing on this photo getting the wave crashing against the rocks just perfectly. I've never been to Fukui but I know that Oshima has that big red bridge and I want to go check that out. I'm assuming this is where it leads to, and if so, then I really want to give it a visit. I guess the island has a shrine as well that's an Important Cultural Property so that sounds like it'd be interesting to see as well. I didn't realize this was next to Tojinbo though, I want to see those massive jagged cliffs for myself. I've seen them in photos and it always looks really awesome but seeing it in person is always totally different. I imagine it'd be even more amazing!

The special feeling of cherry blossoms at night while strolling. #Spring

Wow, that's such an amazing view. I've seen so many different photos of this type of cloud around Mt. Fuji but I've never gotten the chance to see it in person. I really like the orange coloring from the sun behind the mountain, just incredible. I know that there's the Fuji World Heritage Center in Fujinomiya and there's also some waterfalls there so it'd be a cool place to visit when I decide to finally climb Mt. Fuji. Maybe next year for hatsuhinode? I'd like to at least, but I'll have to convince my girlfriend to go hiking in the cold weather so we'll see 😂 If not I'll get around to it another time, I'm still kind of young so I've got time before my knees aren't up to the task lol

Wow I looked this place up and it's amazing! I'm surprised it doesn't seem as popular as other flower parks but it has some really beautiful scenery. There's a ton of different gardens all with different themes as well. Spring is coming soon so it's something to keep in mind I suppose! I've never heard of Tasha Tudor either but I'm curious to see what kind of picture books she wrote know. I love that Japan has a lot of these types of themed attractions so you can not only enjoy the location itself but also the history behind it or the history that it is brings to life. Hopefully I can get out to Gifu this spring/summer. The place is called "Flower Festival Commemorative Park" for anyone wondering.

The Nikko Mountains in Nikko City, Tochigi Prefecture, with harsh winters and vast nature, are a masterpiece

What a cool photo. I keep seeing pictures and stuff of Takachiho Gorge and I really want to go. I watched a video of it on here recently and it was really beautiful. Miyazaki seems like a really fun place to visit in general so it'd fun to get out there and try the boats and see all of the natural scenery. It had some really nice looking shrines that I was interested in visiting as well. It's so hard to visit all of the beautiful places scattered throughout Japan but I've got time so I'm gonna do my best lol. Earned some flight miles this year so I'm definitely heading out somewhere this summer. Maybe it'll be Miyazaki, we'll see. Although I've had my eye on Nagano lately as well so it's a toss up for now.

From Kurumayama to Washigamine, the Kirigamine Plateau continues with gentle undulations. Seasonal alpine plants such as Astragalus azalea, Nikko kisuge, and Matsumushiso dye the green meadow in various colors. Mt. Fuji, the Alps, the Yatsugatake mountain range, and other famous peaks that Japan are proud of are also overlooked. Kirigamine Plateau is also known as the birthplace of Japan gliders because of its abundant updrafts in the area, making it suitable for glider flight. Cited from Kirigamine Kogen tourism website.