Nagaimo field in Nakasatsun, Hokkaido This is the field of a farmer who took care of me part-time when I was a student. After the whole day of the harvest work, I felt refreshed to see this scenery. I would like to go see everyone when Corona calms down.

A killer whale I met off the coast of Shiretoko Rausu, Hokkaido. I would like to go see them swimming peacefully again.

【Hokkaido/Tsurugizan Natural Horse Park】 I want to be healed by a cute little girl in a beautiful scenery

In Shiga Prefecture, I went to see hydrangea on a rainy day! This year, the best time to see it is long and you can enjoy it.

Fukushima, Kiso, Kiso District, Nagano You can see the cliff-style houses from the "Gyojinbashi Pedestrian Bridge". The stone wall is built without gaps, and it is said that it was made in the old days so that it would not collapse even if the Kiso River rises. It is much more powerful to see in person than in the photo. Heading from Shiojiri Station, Kiso Hirasawa, Naraijuku, Kiso Fukushima and other tourist attractions with wind continue to occur, so I think you can enjoy sightseeing with the flow. This is especially recommended for those who take pictures.

Narai, Shiojiri, Nagano It is a post town located right in the middle of the Nakasendō, and has been selected as a national important preservation district for groups of traditional buildings, and is a place where you can see traditional buildings. It has also been featured on numerous TV programs. In the warmer months, you can see them wearing yukata and kimono while taking pictures, In winter, the Ice Candle Festival (every February) is held and the whole town is bathed in warm light, so you can enjoy it no matter what season you go. It is also an area where craftsmen gather, so I think it's good to look around at their works. When the corona calms down, please take a leisurely walk. #After Corona#Nagano#Shiojiri City#Narai-juku#Yukata#Kimono#Ice Candle

Tenryukyo, Iida City, Nagano Prefecture "Sora Sanpo Tenryukyo" It is a sidewalk made in the space under the Tenryukyo Bridge, and it is within walking distance of the Tenryukyo parking lot, so you can stop by casually. Under the bridge flows the Tenryu River, surrounded by mountains, and you can see the changing scenery of each of the four seasons. The railway train also runs on time, so it is fun to see it together with the scenery. The sidewalk is simple, so I think it's a spot where portraits shine. If only a person was standing in this silent background. Sounds cool, doesn't it? It is one of my recommended places. Please stop by when Corona settles down. #After Corona#Nagano Prefecture#Iida City##Tenryukyo#Portrait#Railway#Railway#Railway#Silence

I took this photo when I went to Shima Mediterranean Village in GW. This is a place where you can stay, but I remember being a little awkward because I didn't stay overnight and just went to take pictures, so there were a lot of couples around me lol. This is divided into areas and can be entered for a fee by guests and day trippers. It seems that the inside is not really Japan, and you can enjoy the atmosphere of coming abroad (it's a secret that I've never been abroad lol). Not only here, but Ise-Shima seems to have many scenic spots, so when Corona is over, I would like to take my time to look around and stay in the Mediterranean Village.

After all, Kyoto would be the Japan. The photo shows Nineizaka.

It is a place I wanted to visit at least once. The cherry blossom season is even more beautiful! The timing of visiting Mt. Fuji is important due to the weather.

I took this photo when I went to Hokkaido for the first time before Corona. I remember at Asahiyama Zoo in December, the snow was flickering and it was cold anyway. At that time, I had just started using cameras, and because I didn't bring gloves, it was difficult for my hands to gnaw and release the shutter. I took pictures of various animals in the park, especially in such a cold and dignified and cool! It was this panther that I thought. At this time, I had just started developing, and as a result of trying various things, my eyes turned blue lol. I've only been to Hokkaido once, so I'm definitely going to go when Corona is over.

I found Kumamon in Greenland, Kumamoto Prefecture! The sight of them waving at the Ferris wheel is adorable.

Kaminoko Pond. The water was so fantastic that I couldn't believe it was natural, and it was a superb view as if it washed away the stress of Corona.

Umbrella Sky at Inawashiro Herb Garden in Fukushima Prefecture! The reflection of the umbrella suspended on the ceiling is ☂️ the best It is adorably decorated with many umbrellas, and it will be ✨ fun during the rainy season.

Mishima Town, Onuma District, Fukushima Prefecture. This is the scenery of the Tadami Line that can be seen from the photo spot of the roadside station Oze Kaido Mishima-juku. It is a beautiful spot with superb views in all seasons.

This photo was taken at the Sawada Beach in Sado City, Niigata Prefecture. A white pier against a clear blue sky and crystal clear sea. It is a very nice place that makes you think of overseas!

I took this photo last fall when I went to Yasukuni Shrine to see ginkgo. The balance between sunlight, ginkgo biloba and torii gates is so good that I want to go see it again this year!

Night cherry blossoms taken locally in spring. It was a little high, and when I went up the stairs, there was a tunnel of cherry blossoms at night that was lit up. The bright pink of the cherry blossoms was so shiny that it didn't make you feel the night. I couldn't take my time cherry blossom viewing in Corona, but when Corona is over, I would like to see cherry blossoms together.

This is Senkanmon and Mt. Fuji seen from the lookout platform on the grounds of the Kumomi Sunset and Shiosai Cape Auto Campground. Summer is the standard time for camping, but winter is recommended for seeing Mt. Fuji. This is the best location where you can see Mt. Fuji while taking a bath.

I took this photo on GW in May at Metasequoia Avenue in Shiga Prefecture. May was the time of fresh greenery, and bright green metasequoias were lined up, and just standing there was a very healing place. Since I went by car, I drove along a tree-lined street, but it was a pleasant drive surrounded by a pleasant breeze and greenery. In autumn, it seems that the scenery will be different with the autumn leaves, so I would like to go there when Corona is over.

I took this photo at the water's edge near a wasabi field in Nagano Prefecture. It was the rainy season in June, and it happened to be sunny on this day, and the sun was strong like midsummer. The contrast between the river, which looks blue due to the strong sunlight, and the shadows of the surrounding trees was beautiful, and I couldn't help but press the shutter. ※ This photo is saturated in Lightroom. I hope that it will be easier to go to beautiful scenery and places as soon as Corona ends.

The Sakurajima Ferry is an indispensable means of transportation for Kagoshima residents. It's only a 15-minute boat trip, but you can also enjoy sightseeing. Be careful not to fall ash!

One piece at Shiman Lake I want to go see it again when Corona is over!

One piece at the zoo I want to ? visit the park again when Corona calms down

Churaumi Aquarium is currently closed. The whale shark was tremendously big.

Write "Ryobo mochi" and call it "Janbo Mochi". This jambo-mochi, which is not large, is one of the local dishes that Kagoshima residents are proud of. For the taste of a long-established restaurant near the beach beach, the seats on the second floor are recommended!

Sunrise in Daewoo, Nara. A morning of hope.

I feel emo in the empty cityscape.

The city of Nagasaki is crowded with lanterns day and night. While being overwhelmed by the number of lanterns and the crowd, I was more obsessed with gourmet food than anything else in Chinatown. I'm looking forward to walking around the city dyed in lanterns again.