Water wheel in Shinno, Kamikawa-cho, Hyogo Prefecture It is said that it has existed since before the 6th year of Genroku 1693, and 11 water wheels with a diameter of about 3 m are scattered in the waterway with abundant flow, and Ume Plum algae baikamo, which only lives in clear streams, can be seen nearby, and you can encounter a rural landscape rich in rich in nature and a beautiful original landscape that should be protected. There is 😌 a scene here that I want to visit many times in the past and connect from the history of the past to the future

Water wheel in Shinno, Kamikawa-cho, Hyogo Prefecture It is said that it has existed since before the 6th year of Genroku 1693, and 11 water wheels with a diameter of about 3 m are scattered in the waterway with abundant flow, and Ume Plum algae baikamo, which only lives in clear streams, can be seen nearby, and you can encounter a rural landscape rich in rich in nature and a beautiful original landscape that should be protected. There is 😌 a scene here that I want to visit many times in the past and connect from the history of the past to the future

Water turbine in Shinno, Kamikawa, Hyogo It is said to have existed since before the 6th year of Genroku 1693, and 11 water wheels with a diameter of about 3 m are scattered in the waterway with abundant flow, and Ume Plum flower algae baikamo, which only live in Clear streams, can be seen nearby, and you can encounter Rich in nature rural scenery and beautiful original scenery that should be protected. There is 😌 a scene here that I want to visit many times in the past and connect from the history of the past to the future

Imagine a time when samurai ruled the land and constructed magnificent forts. Himeji Castle, a UNESCO Cultural Heritage site, is a sight to behold. Its most striking feature is the daitenshu, the main donjon. This impressive structure stands at 31.5 meters tall with five stories on the outside and seven interior floors, reaching a total height of 46.3 meters. The castle is surrounded by three smaller keeps connected by roofed passages, adding to its grandeur. Designated as national treasures, the donjons and watariyagura are a testament to Japan's rich history and architectural ingenuity.

Himeji Castle, also known as the White Heron Castle, stands as the best-preserved castle in Japan. This stunning fortress is not just a Japanese National Treasure but also a World Heritage site. With its 400-year-old, seven-story castle keep and over 1,000 cherry trees that bloom in spring, the castle's grounds are a sight to behold.

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".

The tile roof of the temple and the devil's face. I think the purpose and design of the devil's face are unique to Japan. In particular, the devil's face is very COOL and cute. Kobe Mikage, tile roof and devil's face of Jojunji Temple.

I looked up at Himeji Castle. You can see the multi-layered roof and the structure of the eaves, and it is not only beautiful. You can get a glimpse of the original appearance of the sturdy castle, and the people who made it in the past are the very essence of Cool Japan.

When I took a picture of Himeji Castle with the front shifted, the height of the castle walls and the presence of the castle tower stood out. It's a place you want to visit at least once.

Mita City, Hyogo Prefecture Prefectural Road No. 308 is a waterfall that can be seen along the prefectural road on the road that was opened as the Nagasawa Temple Mountain Road. A long time ago, the nuns of Nagasawa Temple practiced at this waterfall, so it was named Nun Falls.

Tamba Sasayama City Daishoin While many castles in various parts of Japan were destroyed by the decree for the abolition of castles after the abolition of feudal prefectures, Daishoin escaped the disaster, but it was unfortunately destroyed by fire in Showa 194 1944. After that, it was rebuilt in April of 2000 Heisei 12 Heisei 12 with the passionate wishes and precious donations of citizens. The structure is similar to Nijo Castle in Kyoto.

Kobe Maiko's Transfiguration Pavilion and the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge. There are two types of history: the history that our predecessors have preserved, and the history that we will pass on and protect to the future.

Hyogo Prefecture Tamba Sasayama City Sasayama 🏯 Castle Sasayama Castle was built in the 14th year of Keicho 1609 by order of Tokugawa Ieyasu in the center of the Sasayama Basin, which is a key point of transportation in San'in Province, for the purpose of preparing for the Toyotomi clan's attack on Osaka Castle and suppressing the daimyo of the Western Kingdom.

This is one of the mountain trails in Hyogo Prefecture, the former Fukuchiyama Line Abandoned railway lines! It used to be a coal mine, and the site where the railway was used as a transportation route is now known as a mountain trail full of nature. While it is an abandoned railway line and you can feel the history and remnants of the past, it is an easy-to-walk mountain trail with plenty of nature and not many ups and downs, so I personally would like to recommend it to those who want to enjoy hiking with parents and children.

Hyogo Prefecture Tamba Sasayama City 倶利伽羅不動の滝 The stone statue Fudoson, located in the highest village in the city, is said to have been erected in the 2nd year of the Ming calendar 1656.

It is 🌾 a view that seems to have gone back in time to [Betsumiya Terraced Rice Fields] in Yabu City, Hyogo Prefecture

The Sukugawa River in Nishinomiya, around the time of cherry blossoms.

It is a night view of Nishinomiya Shrine in Hyogo Prefecture. Ebesan of Nishinomiya. Once upon a time in this place. And I pray that you will continue to sit in this place in the future. The daytime scenery is wonderful, but I also like the night view. I would like to better express the contrast between the illuminated vermilion and the shadows.

It's been 30 years since that day. We will continue to convey the requiem and hope that we will never forget. Luminarie Kobe, I think this is also a place to tell the history of Japan #History #Photo Contest

This is a cherry blossom photo taken at Sukugawa Park in Nishinomiya City, Hyogo Prefecture. Regardless of the location, I personally think that the cherry blossom scenery is the Spring scenery that Japan can be proud of in the world. The cherry blossoms have already fallen, but when the time comes for the cherry blossoms to bloom, I will feel a new start and at the same time I will do my best! I want to be as lively as a young leaf! I find myself thinking.

Kakogawa City, Hyogo I thought about giving up and going home, but I waited for them to disperse and wandered around the Precincts for more than an hour. It scattered 😌 brilliantly Impression when it looked like snow and became a cherry blossom blizzard, I couldn't stop being happy

A jizo that I happened to find at a temple in Hyogo Prefecture One 😌 Heart

It's a pity that the leaves and cherry blossoms were in a very nice place in Hyogo Prefecture, but next year

During a walk Bokeh flowers It was glowing

Cherry blossom trees near my home in Kobe City, Hyogo PrefectureThis is a road that I always pass, but it is always beautiful, and when I look at it from a distance, it feels like 1.2.3, and the size is slightly different, and the cherry blossom trees are interesting, and the weather was cloudy after the rain, so it was a little tricky, but I went for a walk

Photo taken on April 6 Tamba City Suire Park The cherry blossoms were beautiful.

Spring cheerfulness. Express Stork, Cherry Blossoms and Rape Blossoms

Cherry blossoms in Unkawa, Inami Town, Hyogo Prefecture It was 😀 fun to go on a date with the two of you for the first time in a long time

Chidorigawa Sakuratsumi Park, Kato City, Hyogo Prefecture The weather is always bad during the cherry blossom season, and especially when shooting at night, there is wind and the cherry blossoms are blurry, but luckily there was no wind and it was 😀 easy to shoot Originally, this place is not lit up and the cherry blossoms are pitch dark, but since there is no one in the middle of the night, the cherry blossoms are lit up and photographed.

I went to see the drooping cherry blossoms for the first time at Chidorigawa Sakuratsumi Park in Kato City, Hyogo Prefecture. I have seen the drooping Ume plum many times, but the drooping cherry blossoms were 😯 Impression