It is a tea house in Suwa in the Tomi Garden of the Imperial Palace. Anyone can enter the Tomi Garden for free, and some of them are the ruins of the castle tower of Edo Castle. Suwa no Chaya is a Japanese house located in Ninomaru Garden. Why don't you take a stroll?

It is a spectacle bridge on the former Shinetsu Main Line. From Karuizawa to Yokogawa, which is Famous for the Kamameshi of the mountain pass If you head there, you can see it. It is no longer used and has become a historical relic.

The sculptures at the Chichibu Treasure Climbing Shrine were gorgeous, and I couldn't help but take a picture. The fineness of the carvings and the vividness of the colors are all wonderful. It is a workmanship that makes you feel Cool Japan.

It is Sugimoto Temple in Kamakura. I took a picture mainly of the mossy staircase in front.

It is a bamboo forest of Hokokuji Temple in Kamakura. Bamboo forests, which are not so rare for Japanese people, also seem to be popular with foreigners. However, the bamboo forest at Hokokuji Temple well maintained very beautiful, so why not go there?

It is the Imperial Palace Fushimi Tower. Cross the double-bridge Megane Bridge, turn around and cross the iron bridge, and you will see it on your left. It is one of the buildings that made up Edo Castle. Normally you can't see it, This photo was taken when I entered the castle as a general visitor.

It is the Marunouchi station building of Tokyo Station that everyone knows. It is a symbol of the history of Japan's railways. After completion in 1914, it was partially destroyed during the Pacific War, and restoration work was completed in 2012. I think the spirit of trying to restore historical buildings to their original state is cool Japan.

On a date with Minamoto

Photographed 5/25/24. It is Hanachozu of Kawagoe Hachimangu Shrine.

2024.01.01 First sunrise Diamond Fuji

Hachimantai's Dragon Eye 2024.05.18 I was able to see the dragon eye that had been opened. It's like opening your eyes once and then closing them. The best time to see it is until the end of this month. It was unusually early this year.

Sketch a national treasure. The five-story pagoda of Myo-in in Hiroshima Prefecture is the fifth oldest and most beautiful national treasure pagoda in Japan, and is designated as a national treasure along with the main hall.

Himeji Castle Himeji Castle after the major renovation of Heisei in 2015 As the name of the egret castle suggests, it was pure white. The plaster turns black in 3 years, so it is for a limited time.

Yajiyama Koshoji Temple on a moonlit night. The moon shines pale above the illuminated five-story pagoda.

View of Fuji from the Main gate. At Taiseki-ji Temple, located at the foot of Fuji, you can see the majestic Mt. Fuji on a clear day.

View of Kyoto Tower in the distance. Kiyomizu-dera Temple, located on a hill in Higashiyama, offers a panoramic view of the town of Giant Yang, but the view of Kyoto Tower is especially spectacular.

The hidden symbol of Ueno. The former Kaneiji five-story pagoda is located in Ueno Park and is about 36 meters high to the nine rings.

The Milky Way of the Star Pass Water enters the rice paddies, and the stars are reflected in the rice paddies. It is a superb view for a short time before rice planting.

The Hidaka River, which streams through the Dragon God district of Wakayama Prefecture, and hydrangeas added color.

I started helping farmers this year! For the first time, I learned that most of the famous lily root takes a lot of traditional manual work, and it takes five years to eat. And the young Indonesians I work with. Although we don't speak the language, we are important friends ^^ who work together to cherish historic specialties

Cherry blossoms on the approach to Makari Shrine. And farmers during the busy season? Cycling with my daughter every year! Pray to God for safety!

It is a wonderful approach to Makari Shrine near my house, ^^ Annual event to cycle here! Pray to God for my daughter's safety!

Photographed 5/24/24. The weather was nice, so we took a walk in Kawagoe. It is Hanachozu of Kawagoe Hachimangu Shrine.

Kamogawa Yoshiho Ume Plum Village Ume Plum Harvest Experience Present During the period of May 25 ~ June 9, 2024, guests staying at the Kamogawa Hot spring Ryokan Industry Cooperative or Kamogawa Tourism Association affiliated Accommodations will receive a 2kg Ume Plum picking experience per person

Cocoa during health care training

Hyogo Prefecture Tamba Sasayama City Losing Kirai Inari If you climb the stone steps lined with the red Torii shrine gate gates of Mt. Tamba Sasayama and Mt. Oji, you will find the Heizaemon Inari Shrine enshrined on the Dohyo sumo ring, which is called "Makekirai Inari". It is widely believed that he is the god of good luck, disaster removal, prosperity in business, protection of victory, and success from the name of "defeat".

How do you get there from Sapporo? A friend is going to visit and asked, “How can I get to Nishiokoppe?” so I made this guide!! The Nishiokoppe Village website lists access information, but I summarized fares and travel times in a table, so please use this as a reference. If you drive, using the expressway takes about four hours. If you use public transport, transfer waiting times can add up, so it may take half a day. This time I’ll introduce a route combining train and bus and a route using buses only. I think the route via Nayoro is the easiest, but there are also express buses from Sapporo to Monbetsu, so coming via Monbetsu is another option. The only public transport serving Nishiokoppe Village is buses.🚌 Roads are safely maintained in winter, so you can ride with confidence. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us. And please feel welcome to come and visit Nishiokoppe Village! #Nishiokoppe Village #Hokkaido #Sapporo #Access #Public transport #Bus #Express bus #JR #Limited express

Hokkaido's oldest wisteria tree "Tenjin Wisteria" Famous wisteria flowers are endemic to Japan, but they do not actually grow wild in Okinawa and Hokkaido This wisteria tree was planted by the hands of our predecessors who settled in the Meiji era Since then, it has a long history, and it is still pleasing to people's eyes Wisteria tree about 200 years old The majesty of it is breathtaking

Photographed 5/17/24. This is Hanachozu from Hara Flower Shop.