Notice of Appreciation and Report for the 26th Minami Sakura and Nanohana Festival. The 26th Minami Sakura and Nanohana Festival, held from February 1 to March 10, 2024, drew approximately 255,000 visitors. We extend our deep gratitude to all visitors and everyone involved whose support allowed the festival to conclude safely and successfully. The environmental conservation contributions collected at roadside station shimogamo onsen yunohana, totaling ¥4,013,768, will be used for cherry tree pruning, disinfection, and other costs, as well as environmental maintenance related to the Minami Sakura and Nanohana Festival. We offer our heartfelt thanks to all who contributed. We will continue working to ensure this event lets visitors enjoy the early-blooming cherry blossoms and nanohana flowers in their full beauty, and we appreciate your ongoing support. We look forward to welcoming you again next year. March, 2024 Minami Sakura and Nanohana Festival Executive Committee Photographed in February 2024 📷 taken by Tokiya Otsuka.

Ogaki Castle and Kawazu cherry blossoms Ogaki City, Gifu March 2024 iPHONE 11 PRO

I photographed the roses that bloomed in spring. Location: Home

The wide-area collaboration "Flower Tour" between Engaru Town, Takikami Town, Yubetsu Town, and Monbetsu City will hold "Let's go to Okhotsk in Spring Flower Tour Campaign in Roadside Station Otofuke Natsuzora no Furusato" on March 20 Wednesday at "Roadside Station Otofuke Natsuzora no Furusato"! We will provide plenty of pre-travel information on the flower migration area, such as the sale of Okhotsk's Specialty Products, a large gathering of Yurukyara, and a hands-on corner! We are ♪ waiting for you at "Roadside Station Otofuke Natsuzora no Furusato" on March 20th

It's an artificial flower, but it was an image of spring. I posted it. Location: Home

I tried to make a bouquet 💐 with spring flowers. Shooting location: bay window at home

Isehara Flower Report for March 14 The ume (Japanese plum) at Hyuga Yakushi is still viewable The almond blossoms at Maruyama Castle Ruins Park are in bud The weeping cherry at Mishima Shrine is in bud The Okame cherry along Oyama Shinmichi has passed its peak Temperatures are rising, and spring is finally arriving The long-awaited days for flower viewing are just around the corner Our staff predicts that many spots will reach peak bloom around the 20th A resident cat was running around the grounds of Hyuga Yakushi

Spring foliage! When the snow melts, the young leaves of the forest at the foot of Mt. Yotei in front of you look like ^^ autumn leaves

The tulips in our garden are not ^^ replanted every year, but in the fall, we compost and straw them, and they tell us about spring through the snow season!

Title: Gungun no Biro!

It is a daffodil flower. I shot it in my garden. Spring is felt when the daffodils begin to bloom.

I wanted to take a spring-like photo, so I took a photo walk in Asakusa. The Plum blossoms that fill the screen become a picture frame in a good way and bring out the charm of the five-storied pagoda.

Location: Inawashiro Herb Garden Thoughts: It was very beautiful. I clicked the shutter because I wanted to capture it in the photo. A view that can only be seen at this time of year!

Location: Inawashiro Herb Garden Thoughts: It was very beautiful. I clicked the shutter because I wanted to capture it in the photo. A view that can only be seen at this time of year!

Location: Inawashiro Herb Garden Thoughts: It was very beautiful. I clicked the shutter because I wanted to capture it in the photo.

Location: Inawashiro Herb Garden Thoughts: It was very beautiful. I clicked the shutter because I wanted to capture it in the photo.

Location: Inawashiro Herb Garden Thoughts: It was very beautiful. I clicked the shutter because I wanted to capture it in the photo.

Location: Inawashiro Herb Garden Thoughts: It was very beautiful. I clicked the shutter because I wanted to capture it in the photo.

Location: Inawashiro Herb Garden Thoughts: It was very beautiful. I clicked the shutter because I wanted to capture it in the photo.

I was looking around to see where I could hear the cry from, and I was able to take a picture!

Location: Inawashiro Herb Garden Thoughts: It was very beautiful. I clicked the shutter because I wanted to capture it in the photo.

This is Ezomomonga. Early March is their love season It's nocturnal and usually pre-dawn Because it only shows up after sunset Even though you can see it with the naked eye It's hard to take a picture. But only at this time of year, even in the daytime Because there is a possibility that you will be seen Expedition groups come from all over the country.

Ogawa Suwa Shrine in Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture This photo was taken on April 3, 2018 A large tree of weeping cherry blossoms and a night At a shrine famous for its illumination Because it is on the south side of Fukushima Prefecture Cherry blossoms begin to bloom at the end of March. In the daytime, the vermilion color is vivid and good. At night, it is decorated with bamboo lanterns. It makes the atmosphere very good.

Thirteen years have passed since the Great East Japan Earthquake This photo was taken on April 3, 2018 It is a row of cherry blossom trees in the night forest of Tomioka Town, Fukushima Prefecture. The Great East Japan Earthquake made it difficult to return home. Decontamination work has progressed, and in this year, Part of the tree-lined area has been opened to the public. At that time, only the opening of short straight roads Surrounding shops and houses are barricaded It was an enclosed ghost town I think I stayed for more than an hour. It's not a time to attract tourism There are almost no people who look like tourists. I only saw a few groups of people who seemed to be locals. I revisited it in March 2021. Tomioka Town became an outpost for reconstruction It's a very lively town. The open area has been greatly expanded. The branches of the cherry blossoms are beautifully selected. It was also prepared to be lit up. Realizing that reconstruction is progressing I remember how happy I was. The Noto Peninsula, where there is no fear of radiation, Reconstruction should be faster Good luck Hokuriku, good luck Tohoku.

I hope that the children who gather under the cherry blossoms of the Nonagase family in Nakahechi, Wakayama Prefecture, will have a bright future where everyone can have a dream, with peace without war.

Astragalus fields in the Amano district of Katsuragi Town, Wakayama Prefecture, a place of world cultural heritage, have become rare. I don't want it to go away.

Torohachicho in Kitayama Village, an enclave in Wakayama Prefecture, has suspended sightseeing boat operations due to the Coronavirus pandemic, but hopes to resume. I hope it will be crowded with tourists like before.

Koi streamers swimming with the large Torii shrine gate gate in spring

Toyama Prefectural Central Botanical Garden Early blooming cherry blossoms were blooming It's so beautiful

Tulip River Now is the time to take pictures of Kawazu cherry blossoms and tulips 🌸 🌷. I feel that tulips are not enough, but Kawazu cherry blossoms are the best now! Shot on iPHONE 11 PRO 26mm JAPAN Mie Nabana no Sato 2024/3/10