Turtle and hydrangea w (Vertical composition)

I went to Kifune Shrine in Kyoto for the first time! Water fortune telling digital is also supported, which is amazing! w The greenery here is vivid and it looks great ✨ in summer.

Kenninji Temple is located about 5 minutes on foot near Gion. Located in the middle of Gion, which is full of Kyoto atmosphere, it is the oldest Zen temple in Kyoto. Maples are planted everywhere in the precincts, but the main attraction is the courtyard called Choon-teiwa. When I took the photo, it was raining. I met a pair of parents and children staring at the courtyard as it rained quietly.

Ibaraki Hydrangea of Ubiki Kannon (vertical composition) It's a pity that the whole pond was not filled with hydrangeas

It is one of the three major festivals in Edo, "Tomioka Hachimangu Annual Grand Festival". The Coronavirus pandemic ends early, and I want to experience the hot "Edo summer" full of vitality of the town again.

Summer is hot and humid every day and sweaty. If you walk along the approach to Ohara Sansenin Temple in the direction of Shorinji Temple, you will see a vermilion bridge. The bridge over the blue leaves was really impressive. As you get closer, this place full of negative ions is truly a power spot.

I chose Kawagoe in Saitama Prefecture as a place I want to visit after Corona. In addition to the historic townscape, Kawagoe has many shrines. There is a cool atmosphere that makes you forget the summer heat, and I chose this photo because I wanted everyone to go after corona.

I took this photo last fall when I went to Yasukuni Shrine to see ginkgo. The balance between sunlight, ginkgo biloba and torii gates is so good that I want to go see it again this year!

When it is hydrangea season or peony season, you will want to go there. This staircase is long and difficult.

Sanko Inari Shrine. A place filled with everyone's many thoughts.

I tried to express the grandeur of the torii gate. I'll fly around the country after corona!

This is a photo of Takagi Shrine in Isahaya City, Nagasaki.

Togakushi Shrine in Nagano Prefecture is the approach to Okusha shrine! Lined with 800-year-old bear cedars, it is a power spot with a solemn landscape. In winter, snow accumulates, creating a mysterious atmosphere、、、。 Since it is after corona, I posted a "power spot" so that you can get the power not to lose to corona! !!

Japan roofs of houses

The sun shines through the leaves

This photo was taken when I went to Kawaguchi Sengen Shrine in March this year. The sun and torii gates were dazzling and I was energized!

Takashima City, Shiga Prefecture Shirahige Otorii I hope that the day will come when everyone can go wherever they want at their favorite time without anxiety or worry.

The other day, I went to take a Hanachozu at Hiyoshi Taisha Shrine. It was my first time to see the Hanachozu, but it was very beautiful.

Fushimi Shrine in Kyoto

Itsukushima Shrine, Miyajima, Hiroshima Itsukushima Shrine that seems to float at high tide! !! Mysterious. The contrast of only red and white makes you think that you have come to a special shrine again The colors are wonderful. Itsukushima Shrine. I went to the photo 6 years ago, but due to the fourth wave of the new coronavirus, I was at work, and on holidays, I just stayed at home and when the corona calmed down, my family increased, and now I want to travel with my family of four to Hiroshima and Kyushu, which I have never been to. I pray that the corona will settle down as soon as possible. Please save as many lives as possible. I hope that medical professionals can return to normal as soon as possible.

Itsukushima Shrine, Miyajima, Hiroshima At high tide, a large red torii gate standing in the sea It was an interesting place because you can go to the torii gate at low tide. I went to the photo 6 years ago, but due to the fourth wave of the new coronavirus, I was at work, and on holidays, I just stayed at home and when the corona calmed down, my family increased, and now I want to travel with my family of four to Hiroshima and Kyushu, which I have never been to. I pray that the corona will settle down as soon as possible. Please save as many lives as possible. I hope that medical professionals can return to normal as soon as possible.

Places in Japan to visit in After Corona Sky Torii 2021/2 Kagawa Prefecture

What a great photo of Heian Jingu. I haven't had the chance to visit this one in Kyoto unfortunately, too entranced by Kiyomizudera I suppose. I really need to check out Heian Jingu though, I always enjoy seeing photos of it. I really love how open the courtyard is and seeing the large torii gate is always cool as well. I'd really like to take a stroll through the garden here as well, it's supposed to be pretty incredible from what I've heard. Really tranquil no doubt. I know there are some ponds or at least one pond, I'm not sure if it has any koi in it though, Although I'm sure there are as most gardens seems to have them, plus they're really beautiful so it'd be a shame not to have them. I knew there was a festival here that's supposed to be really awesome but couldn't remember the name so I had to look it up. The Reisai Festival - Supposed to be really great for seeing Geiko and Maiko and hearing some traditional instruments like the shamisen

Nagato City, Yamaguchi Prefecture Motono Inari Shrine Yamaguchi Prefecture is the last post with this What a gift box at the shrine here! !! Throw coins into the offer box installed above the torii gate ⛩️! !! This is hard to get in again lol The feeling of not being able to go to the next place until you enter. It's a training that makes your shoulders sluggish if you don't enter it smoothly lol This was also a place where you can enjoy traveling ( ́∀' ) I went to the photo 6 years ago, but due to the new coronavirus, I was working in the fourth wave, and I just stayed home on holidays, and when the corona calmed down, my family increased, and now I want to drive 12 hours with my family of four and travel to Yamaguchi Prefecture and Kyushu. I pray that the corona will settle down as soon as possible. Please save as many lives as possible. I hope that medical professionals can return to normal as soon as possible.

Amazing.. This is a scene that I never get tired of seeing. It's such a scenic location already and then you have the beautiful torii gates as well. There's something about the gates at Motonosumi Inari Shrine and the ones at Fushimi Inari Shrine that look so mystical, like they're really transporting you to another world. On a side note, I've been seeing a lot of Yamaguchi Prefecture lately and I'm starting to realize that it has a bunch of cool stuff. The Akiyoshido caves and Tsunoshima Bridge, and the weather just looks fantastic. Looking forward to more sunny weather like this, so hopefully the rainy season isn't too bad. It's definitely a bit earlier than usual this year, that's for sure.

Sensoji Temple is full of people. During the first visit, I casually looked back and pressed the button. I used to visit the shrine every year. I thought it was annoying because there were many people, but now I feel this crowd is beautiful. I would be happy if I could see this scenery again someday.

Wow, what a breathtaking view. It really does look just like a mirror, it's incredible how perfect the reflection is. I really love the green as well, it's such a brilliant shade it really gives you the feeling of the rich, verdant countryside. I've had a love of rice fields since before I can remember, just because they look so beautiful and you can really appreciate the technology of humankind through them. I've never seen the rice fields in Kyoto to be honest, only the temples and shrines, which isn't exactly unfortunate, but I would really like to get out into the countryside as well. This reminds me so much of Akita as well and I only have fond memories of my time there. Going to have to throw the rice fields of Kyoto on my list for my next visit. On a bit of a tangent, it's pretty amazing you can take photos like this on cell phones now. Incredible how far we've come.

I took the lanterns displayed in the Heian Shrine. This pattern is called "Chrysanthemum Flower Pattern" and is said to be the family crest of the Emperor's family. It seems that this coat of arms is everywhere in Heian Jingu, so I would like to look for it next time I visit.

Kiyomizu-dera Temple is Niomon. At that time, it was crowded with many tourists even though it was under renovation work. I hope to get revenge someday.

This is Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine. The vermilion color shines well against the blue of the sky. When Corona settles down, I want to go through that torii gate again.