This is a photo of when I went to "Toro Ruins" in Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Prefecture for a university report! The Toro Ruins are a settlement and paddy field ruins from the Yayoi period, and are designated as a national designated historic site! !️ Why don't you go to this place where you can suddenly see ancient buildings in a residential area? 😊

📍 Tada Shrine / Hyogo Tada Shrine/Hyogo Tada Shrine is the birthplace of the Seiwa Genji and is also a historic shrine where the legend of demon slaying that defeated the sake drinker Doji remains. In this season, the fresh green is very beautiful, and you can see and feel its history firsthand. Tada Shrine is the birthplace of the Seiwa Genji clan and is also a historic shrine with the legend of the extermination of the demon who defeated Shuten Doji. In the current season, the fresh greenery is very beautiful, and you can see and feel its history firsthand.

Fukui Echizen Daibutsu Shot on iPHONE 11 PRO

【Pink Star】⭐️× 🌸 Location▷▶▷Hakodate, Goryokaku Park 📍Location:Goryokaku Park,Hakodate ◇ The star-shaped Goryokaku Park was beautifully dyed pink with cherry blossoms. ◇ The star-shaped Goryokaku Park was beautifully dyed pink with cherry blossoms. ◇ I wanted to see this superb view, so I landed in Hakodate by plane! I was 😭 very impressed to see the cherry blossoms in full bloom ◇ I landed in Hakodate by plane because I wanted to see this superb view! I was very moved to see the cherry blossoms in full bloom 😭 ◇ In a vertical composition, the Goryokaku is too large to fit 💦 ◇ Goryokaku is too big to fit in a vertical composition💦 ◇ ====================== ✔🗓Data:4/22/2023

The only national park in the Tohoku region, "National Michinoku Mori Lakeside Park" In spring, colorful flowers such as rape blossoms and tulips are in full bloom, and you can also see historical kominka representing the six prefectures of Tohoku.

The other day around mid-April, I photographed the flowers of the otome camellia otome tsubaki in the Mt. Rokko of Kobe. This Mt. Rokko area has been designated as the Setonaikai National Park and has been a suitable place for recreation and summer retreat since the Meiji era. Mountain villas and recreation centers have been built here and there in the mountains, and there are sightseeing spots such as Rokko Ranch, which is inspired by a mountain ranch in Switzerland, and Arima Onsen, which is counted as one of the three famous springs of pillow grass. The mountains opened by foreigners in the Kobe Settlement have many katakana names such as Cascade Valley a valley of many small waterfalls and Twenty Cross 20 mountain trails, recalling the history of foreigners opening the mountain. By the way, this time the otome camellia was taken at the place of the Japanese name, Otter Pond in Viper Valley. Aside from the Mt. Rokko area where many names from the Edo period remain, such as the Shojo Pond introduced here last year, Otter Pond is ... I wonder if the pond used to be full of otters, and I still look around for signs. The camellia blooming season is almost over, but now the azalea flowers are brightly colored all over the driveway. Animals and plants are rich in nature, Mt. Rokko how about 😊 hiking?

The 11th Sword Exhibition will be held at the Sendai Domain Shiraoi Motojinya Museum from April 22 Sat. ~ May 7 Sun.. You can also see special precious swords.

The morning sun shines from the fresh green of spring... Mt. Rokko in Kobe has been redressed! !! The photo is a morning scene taken near the ridge of the Omote Rokko Driveway in mid-April. I climbed the hill on a road bike, but it was a pleasant cycling that felt moderately sweaty I climbed slowly. Mt. Rokko was opened as a leisure mountain by foreigners in the Meiji era, and Arthur Herkes Groom, who built the first mountain villa, is called the "founder of Mt. Rokko." The first mountain villa was built at a place called Mikuni Pond after climbing the driveway in the photo to the ridge. From there, foreigners and Japan people built mountain villas one after another, forming a village. It seems that there are no mountain villas left from that time now, but you can still see many recreation centers of various companies in the vicinity. Even if you actually climb on a road bike, you can meet foxes, raccoons, woodpeckers, squirrels, moles and monkeys, and you can feel that you have come to nature in a different world from the city. How about 😊 forest bathing for a mental retreat this spring?

It is a Gotokuji temple in Setagaya Ward. In spring, cherry blossoms are blooming. Since Gotokuji Temple is the birthplace of Maneki-neko, the shrine office sells Maneki-neko Maneki-neko. Gotokuji Temple in Setagaya Ward. Cherry blossoms are blooming in spring. Gotokuji Temple is the birthplace of the manekineko, so the shrine office sells manekineko.

Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture "Miyoshino Shrine" It is located near Kawagoe Castle and is said to be the setting for the children's song "Dori Yanse"! Why don't 😊 you visit with Kawagoe Castle?

In the past, there were many brick factories, but even their remnants have become fewer. The "chimney of the Yoshimura brick factory" in Sakuraoka, Higashikawa Town, suddenly appears. From winter to early spring, the bushes and bushes disappear, so you can see the whole picture. Since there is a crack, I wonder when I will not be able to see this male figure?

I found it when I 🤭 went to Shimokitazawa, which has many images of old clothes I thought the small theater would be nice!

Hiroshima City Hiroshima Castle Recommended cherry blossom viewing spots in Hiroshima #Hiroshima Castle 👈 One at 📸 Hiroshima Castle seen from the cherry blossom frame My post was delayed 🙏 Hiroshima Castle is also a cherry blossom viewing spot, and many people enjoyed cherry blossom viewing 😊 this year.

The Traveler of Zhidu Temple. After the opening of the border, more people have gradually traveled the road.

Went on a trip to Sendai last weekend and had an awesome time. We were only there for 2 days and 1 night, but we managed to do everything we wanted to. On the first day we arrived at Sendai Station the beautiful stained glass in photo #1 and had lunch, after which we headed over to our hotel, dropped off our bags, and then headed off to do some sightseeing. Our first stop was Funaoka Castle Park. The cherry blossoms were really nice and there was a cherry blossom festival or something like that taking place and there were some food stalls as wells, so we picked up some snacks and relaxed for a bit. We were able to see the large Kannon statue from a distance but opted not to go all the way to the top because we had some other stuff planned. After Funaoka Castle Park we made our way towards Shiroishi Castle. On the way to the castle from Funaoka Castle Park there’s the famous Hitome Senbon-Zakura, which we were able to enjoy for the entire walk to the castle. The cherry blossoms along the river were quite the treat. During our walk to the castle, we came across another cherry blossom festival with more food stalls. We had a couple more snacks and enjoyed the views before heading towards the station to get to Shiroishi Castle. As we were walking to the castle I found some cool art on some shop shutters. The path leading up to the castle was dotted with lanterns and was really pretty, especially as it was nearing sunset. We arrived at the castle with just a bit of sunlight left and we were just lucky enough to take some nice photos. After the castle, we had some dinner at a nice Izakaya and headed back to Sendai Station where our hotel was. The first day was all about seeing the beautiful views of cherry blossoms, but the second day we decided to enjoy the history and culture of the area. We started off by visiting Zuihoden, the mausoleum for Date Masamune. On the approach to the complex, we saw some interesting buildings where we stopped to take pictures and check out the architecture. The row of trees lining the steps to Zuihoden reminded me of the famous row of trees at Togakushi Shrine in Nagano. There were a lot of different structures, and learning about the history and what they were all built for was really interesting. Unfortunately I have too many photos and can’t post them all here. After we finished up at Zuihoden, which took a while because I wanted to read every single sign that we came across, we headed over to Sendai Castle Aoba Castle. Again, I have too many photos to post, so I’ll just leave it to the famous statue of Date Masamune. The view from the top of the castle was quite nice and the other structures around the castle grounds were really interesting to learn about as well. After the castle, we were running out of time, and so we decided to start making our way back to Sendai Station. We ended up getting off a few stations early because my girlfriend had read that there was an event at Nishi Park. I can’t post all of the photos, but it was a really big cherry blossom festival with food stalls, etc. I highly recommend visiting Sendai during spring, as it’s definitely worth the trip. Most of the places we visited were not crowded at all, and we had an awesome trip.

Great place to visit.

Yashima Temple in Shikoku. This year marks the 1,250th birthday of Master Kofa. Everyone is welcome to walk around the road and walk with the two masters.

By rules, I have to post pictures individually for the contest. But in real life, I would arrange all the Tower photos into one post. It was a challenge to photograph the Tokyo Tower from different locations in just one day, but it was the highlight of my trip. If you are prepared, I 180% would recommend this challenge.

Great time and great weather during my visit. Plan for a full day if you enjoy photographing architecture, historic sites, and traditional cultures. We drove, and I highly recommend it. Matsumoto is not too far! They also have the best curry I had in japan!

The one and only Hakone! Busy!

At the Kawagoe Castle Honmaru Palace. It was such a nice scenery even though it was cloudy and sometimes rainy!

Coolest Castle I have seen. Beautiful castle I saw.

At Tokyo Tatemonoen. There are various Japanese and Western buildings such as "Maekawa Kunio House" designed by famous architect Kunio Maekawa! Why don't you go back to the nostalgic times?

Former Shimazu Ujitamari Residence Garden 🤗 It is a daimyō garden built by the Shimazu clan, the lord of Satsuma Domain, in 1835, and is 😃 designated as a National Place of Scenic Beauty by 2007 Heisei 19. Above all, it is attractive 😆 that admission is free. The photo shows cherry blossoms 😍 from a stone lantern

I went to the ruins of Ako Castle in Hyogo Prefecture. It is famous for the 47 Ako Roninshi. It was a very warm and sunny day. The flowers were blooming beautifully.

The world situation is full of sad news from last year. To let the world know about Hiroshima's past, and to revive a peaceful city with the help of people. I hope you will feel it as a citizen of Hiroshima. I think it will be meaningful for you to come on a trip to Hiroshima this year. From the 4th generation of A-bomb survivors -- Hiroshima was selected as the venue for the G7 Summit to be held in May 2023. The world situation is overflowing with sad news from last year. I want the world to know about the past of Hiroshima, and that people can help revive a peaceful city through the power of the people. I think it will be meaningful to visit Hiroshima this year. From the A-bomb survivor 4th generation

Hiroshima was chosen as the venue for the G7 Summit to be held in May 2023. The world situation is full of sad news from last year. To let the world know about Hiroshima's past, and to revive a peaceful city with the help of people. I hope you will feel it as a citizen of Hiroshima. I think it will be meaningful for you to come on a trip to Hiroshima this year. From the 4th generation of A-bomb survivors -- Hiroshima was selected as the venue for the G7 Summit to be held in May 2023. The world situation is overflowing with sad news from last year. I want the world to know about the past of Hiroshima, and that people can help revive a peaceful city through the power of the people. I think it will be meaningful to visit Hiroshima this year. From the A-bomb survivor 4th generation

It is the Goshikizuka Kofun in Kobe. It is the largest anterior and posterior burial mound in Hyogo Prefecture. You can climb to the top of the burial mound, and from there you can see Awaji Island and the Akashi Strait. It is a superb view.

Yasaka Shrine / Kyoto Yasaka-Shrine / Kyoto This photo was taken on the same day as the photo I posted earlier. I was able to take a beautiful photo with the contrast between the bright red color and the darkness of the night that took 😯 my breath away at the overwhelming presence! You can also see the torii gate in the back, but ⛩️ if you haven't visited yet, please come on! This photo was taken the same day as the one I posted earlier. The overwhelming presence took my breath away😯 The contrast between the bright red and the darkness of the night made for a beautiful photo! You can even see the torii gate in the back ⛩️ if you haven't visited it yet!

Introducing the photos posted on "Everyone's Post"! This is a pickup post of the inbound tourism information SNS "Cool Japan Video". Today, I would like to introduce Makoto Otsuka's post "Naritasan Shinshoji Temple". The gorgeous and colorful illuminations are beautiful. Naritasan Shinshoji Temple in Narita City, Chiba Prefecture is a large temple that boasts the largest number of worshippers in Chiba Prefecture. Since it is close to Narita Airport, many overseas tourists visit. It has benefits such as good luck, advancement, business prosperity, and love fulfillment, and is also a hot topic as a power spot. There are 30 types of ema and amulets, and there are also fortune drawing vending machines. There are a total of six types of red seals bestowed at the shrine. 300 yen common to each Mido There is a Naritasan Goshuin MAP at the Gooma reception office, so why not go around while referring to it? On the approach to Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, there are plenty of souvenir shops and gourmet spots. One of the most popular gourmet dishes is eel. In the Narita area, eel dishes have been used since the Edo period to heal the fatigue of worshippers. There is also a famous restaurant with a long history, and you can enjoy exquisite eel dishes. ◆Naritasan Shinshoji Temple◆ 【Address】〒286-0023 Chiba-ken, Narita-shi, Narita 1 【Access】 About a 15-minute walk from Keisei Narita Station or JR Line Narita Station 【Parking lot】Available Please check the official website for details.