Shizuoka Kano River Fireworks Festival I took this photo because I liked the feeling of people looking at the fireworks.

Shizuoka Ukusu Shrine I came to photograph the wind chimes, which are a summer tradition. A ray of light hit the wind chime and it was very beautiful, so I released the shutter.

Shizuoka Ukusu Shrine When I turned around, there was a view on the other side of the torii gate that seemed to represent a very beautiful rural summer.

I chose one that makes me feel the summer of Japan, where fireworks shine on the old townscape, and the summer of my nostalgic hometown. The historic "Sushuikyo River Festival Fireworks Festival" rooted in the hometown was held for the first time in three years. Here in Yaotsu, there is the Minato "Kurose Minato" at the top of the Kiso River, which was so busy that it was called "Little Edo" in the Edo period, and the history of fireworks can be traced back to the Edo period. It is still held on the Kiso River as a remnant of the gorgeous days of boat transportation. I am really happy that the fireworks festival, which began as a result of the war memorial and post-war reconstruction by Coronavirus pandemic, continued to be held in a small town while major fireworks festivals continued to be abolished and integrated one after another. In the middle of Coronavirus pandemic, there were tornadoes last year, and disasters continued in Yaotsu, but it is the birthplace of Chiune Sugiura, and the nature of the Kiso River and mountains, and the town is full of charm for delicious foods such as eel and kurikinton. In the future, when the New Maruyama Dam is completed and the surrounding area is maintained, it will be possible to go to the secluded Fukasawa Gorge again. I hope that it will bring back the bustle of the past.

The long-awaited local fireworks festival was held for the first time in three years. Although it was not the same as before, it was ✨ a very moving time to be able to share the local tradition with my family and many people for the first time in a long time.

The long-awaited local fireworks festival was held for the first time in three years. Although it was not the same as before, it was ✨ a very moving time to be able to share the local tradition with my family and many people for the first time in a long time.

It is "Kowatari no Yumekake Wind Chime" held throughout August in Kodo Town, Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture. Various kinds of wind chimes are hung throughout the town, and when the wind blows, they ring all at once. We also do wind chime coloring experiences and yukata dressing sessions. There is also a small river flowing, and how about ? cooling off with the sound of wind chimes and the murmur of the river?

In Yoshiwara, Shimizu-ku, Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Prefecture, I took a picture of Mt. Fuji clouds and hydrangea in the morning. There is only one day this year when these three conditions are met. It was crowded with many photographers

#Summer #Photo Contest This photo was taken at Sydney Park in Yokkaichi City, Mie Prefecture. I like ? the summery photos

New Year's Day 2018. Mt. Fuji from the campsite exclusively at the foot. I was impressed by the majestic appearance.

To the rapeseed field in Minamiizu Town, which is called "the village of 100 healthy surnames". Surrounded by yellow scenery all around, I naturally smiled.

I took this photo at a campsite exclusively at the foot of Shizuoka Prefecture at dusk. Mt. Fuji was beautiful when it was dyed light pink in the setting sun. One piece ? packed with Mt. Fuji, camping equipment, your car and your favorite things

Challenge trout grabbing in the Kuragari Valley

Golden hour at sunrise It was taken in Japan Daira, Shizuoka Prefecture. It was the first early morning photography activity in a long time, and with Mt. Fuji directly behind it, the light fog and the golden hour illuminated by the sunrise soothed my heart.

This photo was taken in Shizuoka Prefecture, 700 km away. The moe green color and aroma of new tea are very soothing.

This photo was taken in Japan Daira, Shizuoka Prefecture. It's been a long time since I've had a morning photo activity. It was a wonderful morning to see the sunrise at the tea plantation and see not only the sea and blue sky but also Mt. Fuji in the background. 2022/5/4

At Aikawa Waterfront Park in Tarui Town, Gifu Prefecture Carp streamers have been swimming on the river since the end of March. If you are at the end of March ~ beginning of April, you can see cherry blossoms as shown in the photo, and Mt. Ibuki covered with snow in the back.

Sakaori Terraced Rice Fields Ena City, Gifu Prefecture, photographed on May 3, 2022 I really like the Blue Hour ~ Magic Hour before the sunrise.

Ena City, Gifu Prefecture Sakaori Terraced Rice Fields In May, the water is covered and you can see the beautiful countryside. Around the new moon, you can see the Milky Way at midnight and the starry sky. Many photographers gather at sunrise time. As an aside, about 10 minutes by car from here is Gifu Bungee, where you can bungee jump, the highest in Japan.

Gifu Prefecture Hirata Tsuzumi Road. I wonder if I want to be a cherry tree too?! This photo was taken when I went for a walk to see the cherry blossoms. Whether she was conscious of it or not, the color of the clothes that my daughter chose for herself was just like a cherry blossom tree... Such a daughter's talent? Sensitivity? It was a moment of surprise and pride, and a tremendous sense of stupidity. #Nature #Photo Contest #Cherry blossoms #Cherry blossom trees #Embankment #Tough Road #nature #photocontest #cherryblossom #embankment #yukieroad

Along the branch line of the Tokaido Main Line, between Shin-Tarui Station and Sekigahara Station. A land that has been habited for decades. Now that I walk less and less, there was a beauty that could only be encountered by using my feet. The appearance of nature without human intervention. The beauty of dignified bamboo and the pleasant and beautiful song of leaves whispering in the wind. I felt the beauty of nature with all five senses. Now that we are adults, our horizons tend to narrow and we tend to lose our mental space, we realize the joy and importance of feeling nature with our whole body. I also want to value what can be obtained in nature in the countryside, where there are fewer children. One brand called [countryside]... #Nature #Photo Contest #Sky #Looking up at the sky #Bamboo #Bamboo forest #Walk #Walk #Unprocessed #nature #photocontest #sky #bamboo #walk #nofilter #One brand called countryside

A temple in Tarui Town, Gifu Prefecture. Brahma bells seem to be fewer these days. With the sunset sky in the background, you can almost hear the sound of the Brahma bell. And the shape of the cloud is instantaneous. You will never encounter the same thing again. I could feel the vitality of the clouds. One brand called [countryside]... Sometimes I want to get drunk on the sound of the Brahma bell ... #Nature #Photo Contest #Sky #Looking up at the sky #Clouds #Sunset #Sunset #Temple #Brahma bell #Unprocessed #nature #photocontest #sky #cloud #sunset #temple #buddhisttemple #templeofbell #nofilter One brand called the countryside

-Sucked into the wisteria shelf- This photo was taken at Tennogawa Park in Tsushima City, Aichi Prefecture. It was about 10 o'clock at night, and the scent of wisteria was irresistible. The sight of the bewitching wisteria in full bloom was truly spectacular. camera. SONYα7Ⅳ lens.sel1635GM F-value13.ss30s.iso500

Tarumi Railway, photographed at Tanigumiguchi Station Train passing through the cherry blossom tunnel

Photographed at the Kochibora Station of the Tarumi Railway. The Tarumi Railway is popular for its retro trains, but when the cherry blossom season comes, Many photographers gather to take pictures of cherry blossoms and trains.

MIE It is a heart bell that is also a sacred place for lovers.

MIE/Minamiise

Collaboration between Gifu Castle and the Moon at the top of Mt. Kinka in Gifu City It has been a popular subject for the past few years, and many photographers have gathered.

Monet's Pond in Seki City, Gifu Prefecture

This is a superb view from the observation deck of Fujiyoshida City, Yamanashi Prefecture, Niikurayama Sengen Park. It is a popular spot for foreign tourists because you can see Mt. Fuji, cherry blossoms, and the five-story pagoda that symbolize Japan. The observatory was closed in 2020 and 2021 due to Corona, but I was able to see it in 2022.