This is a photo of when I went to Kikuchi Shrine in Kumamoto in the spring of 2021! The cherry blossom soft-serve ice cream was very delicious!

"Illuminating the Summer of Yokohama" At Yokohama World Porters Photo taken on July 14, 2018

This Kasaboko (flower parasol) used in 300 years old Japanese festival in Chichibu which actually looks stunning. This chichibu night festival is also known as 'chichibu yomatsuri'. I was really very excited to see it.

Photographed at Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine and the Great Country Festival Man's prayer rises to flames, to smoke, and to the sky. Aircraft: FUJIX-A3 55mm-230mm XC50-230mmF4.5-6.7

The first visit is an important event held at the beginning of the year in Japan. Everyone comes to worship. In Coronavirus pandemic, dispersed worship for the first time is now becoming the mainstream. Somehow, everyone is trying to make their first visit to the shrine. That's how important this event is. The location is Tokyo Yasukuni Shrine It is early morning on New Year's Eve.

It was a very cute place decorated with 20 colorful Japanese umbrellas and 300 wind chimes in the "Restoration Townscape", which reproduces the castle town of the Ichijoya Asakura clan ruins in Fukui City. When the wind blew, the sound of wind chimes was pleasant, and the summer sky, the sound of wind chimes, and the colors of Japanese umbrellas made the visitors forget the heat, and the visitors were happily and enthusiastically taking pictures.

This is a photo of the "Tsu Fireworks Festival" in Mie Prefecture. It seems to be titled "Lemon Squash". I still remember the feeling when I checked it while being thrilled to see if I took the picture properly. The moment I confirmed that I had taken the picture properly, I was very happy and happy. The sight of refreshingly colored fireworks spreading out in front of me was very beautiful and impressive.

This is a photo around the finale of the "Tsu Fireworks Festival" in Mie Prefecture. The spectators who watched the spectacular fireworks unfolded in front of them cheered and applauded, and I think everyone there must have been moved.

This is a photo around the finale of the "Tsu Fireworks Festival" in Mie Prefecture. The spectators who watched the spectacular fireworks unfolded in front of them cheered and applauded, and I think everyone there must have been moved.

The annual Rokko Meetup at Mt. Rokko Rokko Meetout that my family looks forward to every year because it is the autumn of art I thought it was difficult to produce in Corona, but all the works are wonderful and I am really grateful to the creators. And we are looking forward to revitalizing Mt. Rokko not only with the night view but also with art, and seeing more tourists than ever before and showing more fun and bustle.

I went there because I had the opportunity to see the Japanese umbrella lit up at Amanohashidate Chionji Temple, which I had wanted to visit for a long time. The fireworks festival after this was also good, but I personally liked Japanese Japanese and it was very beautiful.

I went there because I had the opportunity to see the Japanese umbrella lit up at Amanohashidate Chionji Temple, which I had wanted to visit for a long time. The fireworks festival after this was also good, but I personally liked Japanese Japanese and it was very beautiful.

Speaking of Japan summer, wind chimes On this day, there was a wind chime festival at Kogenji Temple in Tamba, and I went to be healed by wind chimes with my daughter and my dog. Just listening to it made me feel cool and reminded me of a nostalgic childhood.

Speaking of Japan summer, wind chimes On this day, there was a wind chime festival at Komyoji Temple in Sayo Town, and I went to be healed by the wind chime with my daughter and my dog. Just listening to it made me feel cool and reminded me of a nostalgic childhood.

Speaking of Japan summer, wind chimes On this day, there was a wind chime festival at Komyoji Temple in Sayo Town, and I went to be healed by the wind chime with my daughter and my dog. Just listening to it made me feel cool and reminded me of a nostalgic childhood.

In the Japan of November, there is an event called "Shichigo-san". When boys are three and five years old, and girls are three and seven years old, they visit the god of birth to thank the child for his or her growth so far and pray for his future growth. If you visit Eshima Shrine in Kanagawa Prefecture early in the morning, you can meet the cats as shown in the photo, and children will be very happy.

Omihachiman, Shiga Chokoji Resident priest when the flame went up during the doll memorial ceremony

Photographed at Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine and the Great Country Festival It is a burning of prayer trees Pray, I hope it arrives.

New Year's event is osechi ?

First visit ⛄ Igusa Hachimangu Shrine in Ogikubo, it was ⛩? a large and cozy shrine

Yahiko Shrine in Niigata Prefecture Every year in June, the Kaya no wa Festival is held. We visit you every year to exorcise disasters

One summer day on Kurahashi Island, Kure City, Hiroshima Prefecture. A powerful festival where beautiful and glittering mikoshi collide with each other. After finishing his big role, he takes a breath and watches the situation. It was a time when I was fascinated by the beauty of the mikoshi and the people who worked the festival with all their might in mind of the local area.

Children's Day, a Japan holiday Turnips were used to protect the body in the past. Therefore, it is said that it has the meaning of protecting the body of children and making them grow up healthy and large. My children are growing up bigger than I am.

This photo was taken at the "Uchiwa Festival" in Kumagaya City, Saitama Prefecture. The Uchiwa Festival is a festival of Yasaka Shrine with Kyoto Yasaka Shrine as the main mountain. It is said that the Gion faith, which prayed for the end of the plague, a good harvest, and prosperous business, was the beginning. Every year, the three-day festival welcomes more than 750,000 visitors and is grandly held. It is also called "the best Gion in the Kanto region", and 7 floats and 5 food stalls from all 12 towns parade throughout the city with flutes, drums, and bells Japan.

I took this photo when I was doing cherry blossoms at night in one of the cherry blossom viewing at the culture of Japan. It is one of the most famous cherry blossom viewing spots in Saitama, and the 500 cherry blossom trees stretching for 2.5 km on both sides of the Motoara River, which flows through the center of the Fukiage area, bloom beautifully in spring, reflecting their gorgeous appearance on the surface of the water. At night, it is illuminated by red lanterns, making it an even more fantastic place.

It is a summer tradition held in Kumagaya City, Saitama Prefecture, and it is one piece at fireworks festival. It is a traditional event that has continued since 1948, and it is a fireworks festival that boasts a long history in Saitama Prefecture. "Message fireworks" to convey wedding and birthday messages is also a specialty. There are about 500 night shops lined up on the riverbed, and it is a masterpiece.

This photo was taken at the "Uchiwa Festival" in Kumagaya City, Saitama Prefecture. The Uchiwa Festival is a festival of Yasaka Shrine with Kyoto Yasaka Shrine as the main mountain. It is said that the Gion faith, which prayed for the end of the plague, a good harvest, and prosperous business, was the beginning. Every year, the three-day festival welcomes more than 750,000 visitors and is grandly held. It is also called "the best Gion in the Kanto region", and 7 floats and 5 food stalls from all 12 towns parade throughout the city with flutes, drums, and bells Japan.

This photo was taken at the "Uchiwa Festival" in Kumagaya City, Saitama Prefecture. The Uchiwa Festival is a festival of Yasaka Shrine with Kyoto Yasaka Shrine as the main mountain. It is said that the Gion faith, which prayed for the end of the plague, a good harvest, and prosperous business, was the beginning. Every year, the three-day festival welcomes more than 750,000 visitors and is grandly held. It is also called "the best Gion in the Kanto region", and 7 floats and 5 food stalls from all 12 towns parade throughout the city with flutes, drums, and bells Japan.

This photo was taken at the "Uchiwa Festival" in Kumagaya City, Saitama Prefecture. The Uchiwa Festival is a festival of Yasaka Shrine with Kyoto Yasaka Shrine as the main mountain. It is said that the Gion faith, which prayed for the end of the plague, a good harvest, and prosperous business, was the beginning. Every year, the three-day festival welcomes more than 750,000 visitors and is grandly held. It is also called "the best Gion in the Kanto region", and 7 floats and 5 food stalls from all 12 towns parade throughout the city with flutes, drums, and bells Japan.

This photo was taken at the "Uchiwa Festival" in Kumagaya City, Saitama Prefecture. The Uchiwa Festival is a festival of Yasaka Shrine with Kyoto Yasaka Shrine as the main mountain. It is said that the Gion faith, which prayed for the end of the plague, a good harvest, and prosperous business, was the beginning. Every year, the three-day festival welcomes more than 750,000 visitors and is grandly held. It is also called "the best Gion in the Kanto region", and 7 floats and 5 food stalls from all 12 towns parade throughout the city with flutes, drums, and bells Japan.