Autumn of Japan

It is a boundary that can be divided in half by half of Mt 🍁. Fuji Green leaves and autumn leaves Lake Kawaguchi - Yamanashi Fall 2019 I'm looking forward to the autumn leaves this year

A temple lit up with autumn leaves I hope Coronavirus pandemic end soon, and I want to go on another trip. Kyoto - Previously photographed

Camping night. There were so many stars and it was beautiful, so I took a picture through the tent.

Fall camp. The sunset was very beautiful, so I took a picture of the sunset with the lantern in front of me.

I call myself a superb view of the sunset and autumn leaves of Shiga Highland in Nagano Prefecture 2

I would say that it is a superb view of the sunset and autumn leaves of Shiga Highland in Nagano Prefecture 1

Autumn in Okinawa where you can see the horizon. Cape Maeda is located in Maeda Ward, Onna Village. Cliffs formed by Ryukyu limestone are lined up, raised coral reefs jut out in triangles, and at the bottom of the cliffs are coves and headlands, as well as deep blue waters. A tropical holiday where you can spend time in short sleeves even in the cool autumn. The white pants that do not lose to the background are reminiscent of summer. When you come to Okinawa, please come to Cape Maeda! !!

Maime Pond

Red World ~Matsudo・Sokoin Forest~

Autumn of Rikugien Gardens ~In the autumn leaves~

Autumn in the Famous Garden ~The Red World of Rikugien Gardens~

Autumn in Japan Night view of the Great Seto Bridge Kagawa Prefecture

Autumn leaves ~The beauty of Higo Hosokawa Garden~

Night Autumn Leaves in the Land of Mirrors ~The Beauty of Higo Hosokawa Garden~

Yellow World ~Night in Otaguro Park~

I was walking down the street yesterday and saw this poster and couldn't help but laugh because I was so surprised to see something like it. I'd assumed that crossbows were already illegal since I never saw them anywhere but it seems I was wrong. Not that I was planning on buying one any time soon lol. In America, I'd hunted using bows and rifles but that was quite a while ago. Most people always practiced their shooting at ranges specifically built for archery but I suppose I've never seen or heard of that in Japan now that I think about it. But the hunting culture in Japan is certainly quite different than that of my home country. It's interesting to see the differences between things like this.

Cosmos and temple towers in autumn

Light up the autumn leaves of the temple

Temple tower and autumn leaves

First snow in late autumn in Tohoku

Sunset on Sado Island in autumn

Emerald green of Sado Island in autumn

Autumn on the Tama River ~Season of Japanese pampas grass~

Hagi Tunnel, Friendship Path ~Autumn in the Fuchu City Local Forest~

Satoyama and thatched roof

Went to Hanaya Yohei, a restaurant near Oku Station and ordered the Miso-Nikomi Udon. It tasted pretty good and cost less than ¥1000 yen. I'd like to go back as the atmosphere of the restaurant was quite nice and it seemed like there was a lot of different menu items to try. I'd walked past the restaurant so many times in the past, and just never had the opportunity to go in until now. Overall it was a pretty good place and even though it seemed like there was a lot of people we got seated instantly which was nice.

When I went to see the waterfall, chestnuts were falling. I had been talking about wanting to pick chestnuts with my family for many years, so I was happy to pick them up by chance.