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kerama
Sep. 14, 2024
Tone River Grand Fireworks Festival Fireworks are a traditional culture that Representatives Japan. It was the first time I went to this Tone River Grand Fireworks Festival, and the night sky was lit up by 30,000 flowers, one of the largest in Japan. Ibaraki Prefecture's proud fireworks masters, Yamazaki Smoke and Fire Factory, No Village fireworks Industry, Beniya Aoki Smoke and Fire Shop, and Margaux, the four major fireworks masters one of the best in Japan, performed gorgeously, and I am grateful and grateful that this scenery seen with Kan inn Castle was born in Japan.
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Isehara Tourism Association
Sep. 12, 2024
Hinata Yakushi Cluster Amaryllis (Higanbana) in Isehara 2024 *The shaded path is currently closed to through traffic due to typhoon damage* The higanbana season is finally here!! However, with this year’s lingering summer heat, peak bloom still seems a little way off. We have confirmed a few lone flowers blooming here and there in the rice fields. A temporary tourist information booth will open to coincide with the flowers’ best viewing. Saturday, September 21; Sunday, September 22; Monday (national holiday), September 23 Location: Hinata Yakushi bus stop terminus From Odakyu Line Isehara Station North Exit, Kanachu Bus Platform 3 Take the “bound for Hinata Yakushi” bus for about 20 minutes *Bus services are infrequent, so please check schedules in advance.* The rice paddies and fields where the higanbana bloom are open to the public thanks to the generosity of the landowners. Please follow proper etiquette and show your understanding and cooperation. We will post updates on the blooming status as they come in.
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  • Japan
  • Kanagawa Prefecture
  • Isehara
  • Flowers
  • Great view
  • Nature
  • Sightseeing
  • Travel
  • Tourism Association
Shosenkyo Tourism Association
Sep. 12, 2024
Hello, this is Jewelry Town. The hot days continue, but the dry heat has made the breeze pleasant. When you visit Senga Falls, you can feel plenty of negative ions that soothe both mind and body 🌳 Our shop also carries many stones that give off power rivaling the scenery of Shosenkyo Gorge. Rutile quartz remains very popular! There are not only gold rutile varieties but also red rutile! Lapis lazuli, famous as a September birthstone, displays a captivating deep ultramarine blue. Please stop by during your stroll and feel the power of the stones ☺️
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  • Shosenkyo
  • Sightseeing
  • Great view
  • Nature
  • Power spot
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  • Yamanashi Prefecture
  • Kofu
  • Valley
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Toyooka Village Tourism Association
Sep. 8, 2024
Cycling Guide Tour — Fruit Sweets Plan Begin your Toyooka travel time by harvesting Shine Muscat grapes at a vineyard. Hand the harvested Shine Muscat grapes to the local eatery Cafe & Dining en, where they will be turned into desserts. Although daytime temperatures remain high in Toyooka Village, the breeze is refreshing and cycling feels great. The fruit season continues from here with grapes, apples, and persimmons. For details about the guided tour, please see the Toyooka Travel Time website. We look forward to your participation.
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  • Toyooka, Nagano Prefecture
  • Nagano Prefecture
  • Shinshu
  • Minami-Shinshu, Minami-Shinshu area
  • Toyooka travel time
  • Toyooka Village Tourism Association
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Minamiizu Tourism Association
Sep. 7, 2024
Why do divers flock to Minami-Izu... The waters around Mikomoto Island, eight kilometers from Yumigahama, lie under the influence of the Kuroshio Current and brim with marine life. Schools of migratory fish such as yellowtail, greater amberjack, and Japanese amberjack share the seas with various sharks like the shortfin mako, resident large reef fish such as malabar grouper and Asian sheepshead wrasse, and reptiles and rays including green sea turtles, red stingrays, and spotted eagle rays. From these famed “big game” species to seasonal visitors like striped jack, grunt, bluefish, pomfret, numerous butterflyfish, and triggerfish, the variety and density of fish make this area exceptional. Among its attractions, the chance to see large schools of hammerhead sharks makes this dive site extraordinarily rare even by international standards. It is no exaggeration to call this place a sea that every diver dreams of visiting.
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  • Shizuoka Prefecture
  • Minamiizu
  • Izu Peninsula/Izu Archipelago
  • Great view
  • Diving
  • Local PR
  • Scalloped hammerhead
  • Mikomotojima
Shosenkyo Tourism Association
Sep. 6, 2024
Hello 😃 This is Yamanashi Wine Kingdom Main Hall. Finally, the clear blue sky has returned after a long time, and it feels exciting. Now is a great time to stroll through Shosenkyo Gorge! By the way, the other day we saw a beautiful rainbow that matched the mountains of Shosenkyo Gorge, creating a lovely view. At the moment, Wine Kingdom is celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Yamanashi Wine Club and, as a token of our gratitude, we are pleased to introduce the "Anniversary Set." The set includes many of Yamanashi Wine Kingdom’s recommended products, so please take a look when you visit. Be sure to experience Shosenkyo Gorge as it moves into autumn.
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  • Yamanashi Prefecture
  • Kofu
  • Valley
  • Waterfall
Oita Bungo-Ono Tourism Association
Sep. 6, 2024
Harajiri Falls Harajiri Falls is one of Bungoono City’s signature sights in Ogata Town, Bungoono City, Oita Prefecture, Kyushu. This fall spans 120 m and drops about 20 m, and unlike most waterfalls it lies on flat ground rather than in a mountain valley. It’s easy to visit because it sits right next to Roadside Station Harajiri no Taki. The waterfall formed as river water slowly eroded columnar jointing created by pyroclastic flows over many years. The road above the falls serves as a local residential route, and it’s interesting to see cars, pedestrians, and even the occasional tractor pass by. A promenade and suspension bridge around the falls let you enjoy views from various angles, and you can sometimes see a rainbow depending on the viewpoint. Location: 936-1 Harajiri, Ogata Town, Bungoono City, Oita Prefecture (Roadside Station Harajiri no Taki)
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  • Oita Prefecture
  • Kyushu region
  • Bungoono
  • Sightseeing
  • Nature
  • Great view
  • Photogenic
  • Travel
  • Harajiri Falls
  • Waterfall
st situation
Sep. 5, 2024
Hyogo Prefecture Minamiawaji Youth Square Park It was the first place I visit, and the view from here was the best, and I had been visit Awaji for many years, but this was a hidden gem and I had never seen it on the Internet, but it was recommended by a friend and I knew for the first time that there was such a place. In a building designed by world-renowned architect Kenzo Tange in commemoration of students who died in the war I hoped that love and peace without war would continue, and that people all over the world would be able to laugh.
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Nara Tsukigase Tourist Office
Sep. 4, 2024
A typhoon has passed. In Tsukigase, Nara, there is Tsukigase Plum Valley, which was designated as Japan’s first nationally recognized Scenic Spot 100 years ago. During the Plum Festival, held from mid-February through the end of March, many photographers gather from early morning to capture the breathtaking views where the plum groves, the valley, and the sea of clouds meet. However the best time to see Tsukigase Plum Valley is not only in spring. Its fresh green in summer, autumn foliage, and snowy winter landscapes charm visitors through every season. This submission is not of the verdant summer valley but of the sunrise after a typhoon. At first the valley was shrouded in thick river mist, but the fog gradually lifted and the sun began to break through. The way sunlight pierces the shifting mist is truly dramatic. Photo: Yasunori Okamoto
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  • Nara Prefecture
  • Nara City, Nara Prefecture
  • Tsukigase, Nara
  • Great view
  • Ume・Plums
  • Tsukigase Bairin (Nara City)
  • Nature
  • Kansai
  • ...and 10 others

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