Annual Nabana no Sato Illumination ^ ^ It's beautiful and I never ✨ get tired of it.

Osechi I thought there were many wonderful traditions and cultures in Japan. These are our New Year's dishes. It was such a day that I felt happy about such a tradition that I would make myself someday. I wish you a wonderful year for all Japan.

Layered Hisaya Odori Park! Beautifully lit TV tower ^ ^ There was ✨ a new store.

Osechi I thought there were many wonderful traditions and cultures in Japan. These are our New Year's dishes. It was such a day that I felt happy about such a tradition that I would make myself someday. I wish you a wonderful year for all Japan.

It is a piece in a traditional hot spring town in Japan. As the snow flickered, the steam from the hot springs also gushed out, and the seasonal flavors and sightseeing spots blended well.

The old townscape of Hida Takayama is visited every year. It is a sight that can be seen at dusk. Last year was a difficult year due to many things, but we were able to see a wonderful snowy landscape at the last minute.

The old townscape of Hida Takayama is visited every year. A red motorcycle shines on white snow. Last year was a difficult year due to many things, but we were able to see a wonderful snowy landscape at the last minute.

The old townscape of Hida Takayama is visited every year. Last year was a difficult year due to many things, but we were able to see a wonderful snowy landscape at the last minute.

"Thunderbird" Shot at the summit of Mt. Myoko, Niigata Prefecture Resurrect the Bird of God!

Sunrise in Biei The weather forecast was bad, so I was prepared for it, but I could see a little sunny, so I used a slow shutter.

Morning Mist no Tancho Crane @ Otowa Bridge I bought a ticket for Hokkaido because I wanted to go here. There were many people even though it was the end of the year. It was a warm winter, but we managed to generate river fog.

Located in Hachinohe City, Aomori Prefecture "Shirahama Beach" The snow was half dry!

This is Tsuruga Castle in Fukushima Prefecture! It was even whiter from the snow and it was beautiful!

I took a clothesline with snow. #Winter

It was when I went to visit for the first time. #Winter

Shot in Seiseki Sakuragaoka and Tama River. Photographed by a 7-year-old daughter.

This is one of the photos stuck in traffic on the way to snowboarding!

Winter in Tohoku. Kearashi and sea cats.

Shirakawa-go, a superb winter view that represents Japan This winter illumination is open to the public only a few days a year. It was snowing and cold on the day I visited, but I was heartwarmed by the beautiful sight of the snow piled up on the gassho-zukuri and the lights blurred.

Nito Onsen Village in Akita Prefecture. In the middle of a winter night in January, the orange of the flame created a warm feeling in the old-fashioned wooden inn. This is winter ?? in Japan

Hachinohe City, Aomori Prefecture, experienced a heavy snowfall of 40 cm for the first time in seven years! It's cold every day, but it's in Hachinohe City. "Espresso Nouveau Cuore" I tasted "cocoa latte art"! When I ordered a cocoa latte, it was named after winter. "Snowman Latte Art" has arrived.

It was the first sunrise of 2021 when I went to see it on a hill near my home. This is going to be a good year.

This is Ouchi-juku, Fukushima Prefecture!

These are the photos I took when I went to various places!

(1) Snow ... A few years ago, I moved from the snowless Kanto region to Tohoku, and the snow that falls almost every year is still a winter tradition. (2) Snow tires... It is essential for snow countries, and I bought it myself for the first time in my life and am using it now. The photo is a collaboration amulet of Bridgestone's Blizzac (snow tire). (3) Winter in Japan is also the exam season. I often buy amulets to pray for success or ask that I don't slip (I don't fail the exam). The amulet in this photo is a cross between the road surface and the exam and not slipping. I think it represents the winter snow, snow tires, exams, and non-slip Japan of (1) to (3).

(1) Snow ... A few years ago, I moved from the snowless Kanto region to Tohoku, and the snow that falls almost every year is still a winter tradition. (2) Snow tires... It is essential for snow countries, and I bought it myself for the first time in my life and am using it now. The photo is a collaboration amulet of Bridgestone's Blizzac (snow tire). (3) Winter in Japan is also the exam season. I often buy amulets to pray for success or ask that I don't slip (I don't fail the exam). The amulet in this photo is a cross between the road surface and the exam and not slipping. I think it represents the winter snow of Japan, snow tires, exams, and no slippage.

I heard on the news that it was going to snow, so I took my camera for a walk in the morning. The rice fields and trees were dyed white and beautiful.

This is a photo of Ouchi-juku in Fukushima Prefecture. I was impressed by the beauty of the snow that piled up on the old-fashioned house.

This year, a small snowman pasha ? for my nephew and niece, who live in an area with no snow forecast.