The cherry blossoms in full bloom also look cold.

Spring in Japan Nemophila

Holding a camera for the first time in a long time Went. It was nice to see a nice sunset.

Cherry Blossom Tunnel It was good to see the cherry blossoms again this year ˊᴗˋ

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Location: Ashikaga Flower Park New is a depiction of the lens! Since it is a wide angle, I was able to take a picture quite close ^^ I'm shooting at the open door. The wisteria flowers were beautiful~

📍 Hitachi Seaside Park

At a park in Tachikawa City, Tokyo. Blue sky and cherry blossoms in your usual life.

This photo was taken in Hamura City, Tokyo. It is interesting that tulips also come in various heights.

Spring also comes to the neighborhood park and leaves.

It is a place of relaxation for citizens who retain the atmosphere of satoyama. In the genge astragalus field, bees put pollen dumplings and collected nectar. I use a fisheye lens to capture the scenery from the perspective of a bee.

This is the spring scenery of a certain temple. It is a cherry blossom in full bloom in a quiet precinct.

I borrowed a kimono at "Kimonohoppen" to see the Yaezakura in Nishiyama Kiba, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture. There was no one and it was reserved.

Wow, this is so cool. It's crazy that the ground is so shiny here that you can see the cherry blossoms reflecting off the ground. This temple seems like it'd be amazing t visit at night. I wonder how the stars look from here. If you could see them from here that'd make this a 10/10 lol. I'm not actually sure what temple this is, but Japan has so many amazing temples that are like this and they just have some of the most amazing architecture and views. I'll still never forget the first time I went to Kiyomizudera and was just blown away by not only the scale of the temple, but the architecture and history that you could feel just by being there. Might visit a temple over golden week, we'll see. Gotta find out where this is at too!

Take a road trip from Kanto to Kansai... When I went to Osaka Castle, the cherry blossoms were in full bloom.

When my eldest daughter entered elementary school, my best friend asked me to take a family photo. A cute eldest daughter and an eldest son who has not yet taken off diapers. Both of them were playing cheerfully.

When my eldest daughter entered elementary school, my best friend asked me to take a family photo. A cute eldest daughter and an eldest son who has not yet taken off diapers. Both of them were playing cheerfully.

I wanted to shoot the collaboration between the temple and the cherry blossoms once. I called the temple to check the condition of the cherry blossoms before going. There were many photographers here as it seemed to be a popular spot.

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.

It is Himeji Castle in the early morning. I was impressed by the beauty of the moat. The photo spot of the Japanese ship was taught to us by a local grandfather during the shooting. I am grateful.

It is Himeji Castle in the early morning. I was impressed by the beauty of the moat.

It is Himeji Castle in the early morning. I was impressed by the beauty of the moat.

Taken from the bay window of the school. I could see it right next to it, so I was able to see the cherry blossoms. Phew

I went to Nabana no Sato. There was a flower staring at me for a moment, so I couldn't help but snap! She was very cute.

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.

📍 Hitachi Seaside Park

Wisteria flowers at Ashikaga Flower Park. Light up2 📸

Wow this is awesome! I went to Ashikaga Flower Park a while back and had a blast! It was a bit cold when I went but I made sure I got some snacks at one of the vendors. The park was quite a bit larger than I was expecting and the illuminations were really cool as well. I didn't think there'd be so much wisteria but the large trellises were really beautiful. The other flowers in the park were amazing as well obviously, but there's something about the cascading wisteria that just looks so fantastical. Even in this picture you can kind of see how they almost create waves with the lighting and the angle. It kind of reminds me of the Northern Lights, albeit only orange-ish in this photo. What a great photo though. Good memories here!