🌼We have updated the daffodil blooming report🌼
The peak season continues✨
The lowland areas are especially impressive!
In some spots, they should be enjoyable until around early February🌱💭

https://www.shimoda-city.info/post/20260128

Mount Fujiwara and Sangi Railway (Hokusei Line)

Inabe City, Mie Prefecture
January 24, 2026

🌼We updated the daffodil bloom report🌼

They are still in full bloom!
We include detailed photos and descriptions from around the garden🌿✨

We look forward to your impressions and comments like “I went!”😌💭
https://www.shimoda-city.info/post/20260126

On a clear, cold winter day, our family enjoyed flying kites in a park with a great view of Mount Fuji.

🌼We have updated the daffodil bloom report🌼

The daffodils at Cape Tsumeki are at their peak✨
Every area is at its best for photos right now📸🤍
Come smell the soft scent of daffodils and enjoy an early taste of spring🌸
https://www.shimoda-city.info/post/20260122

Photographed on January 20th: Atami cherry blossoms are in full bloom at several spots 🌸
(Kamanariya Heishichi Statue · Itokawa Promenade · Shinshui Park Third Section · Sanremo Park · Kaihin Park · Nagisa Koen Park)
Itogawa Cherry Blossom Festival runs until February 8th
https://www.ataminews.gr.jp/features/59

This is a photo of the Atami Cherry Blossoms along Itokawa Promenade illuminated on January 17th 🌸
https://www.ataminews.gr.jp/features/59

🌼We updated the daffodil blooming report🌼
They are in full bloom, so now is the best time😌🤍!

Today (January 19) at Cape Tsumeki the wind was calm
and the weather was warm enough to skip a jacket!
(It is often windy here, so don’t forget to dress warmly💨🧣)
See the blog for photos and more details👇
https://www.shimoda-city.info/post/20260119

A Slightly Snowy Gujo Hachiman Castle

Date: December 2025
Location: Gujo City, Gifu Prefecture

* Flight application for Gujo Hachiman approved
* Comprehensive unmanned aircraft flight permit obtained from the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
* Flight plan submitted and flight log prepared

Minami-izu Town, located at the southern tip of the Izu Peninsula, is dotted with a wealth of geosites that give a sense of the workings of the Earth, including a complex coastline and dynamic cliffs created by undersea volcanic activity.

Additionally, Mikomoto Island in Minamiizu Town is a world-famous diving spot where you can see schools of hammerhead sharks.
Due to the influence of the Kuroshio Current, the area is extremely dense with fish, and there is a high probability of encountering large schools of fish (hammer rivers) from summer to autumn, attracting many experienced divers from both Japan and abroad.
Located in the open ocean, you can enjoy drift diving (diving while being carried away by the current) and it boasts one of the world's highest concentrations of fish.

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For more information about tourism in Minamiizu Town,
Minamiizu Town Tourism Association【official】

WEB：https://www.minami-izu.jp/?p=we-page-entry&spot=596705&cat=18711&pageno=3&type=spot