Awaji Island, Hyogo Last summer Vacation limited It was 😃 the best summer Vacation with my family to experience horseback riding experience in the sea

Uryu Falls (Yamanashi Prefecture)2024.08.24 In search of coolness。。。。。 "Ryo" that can be seen in 15 minutes from the parking lot

Jozankei "Five Great Autumn Leaves" bus operation Summer is beginning to show signs of Omen in Hokkaido. From now on, the trees begin to prepare for the Autumn leaves in October. Jozankei Hot Spring in Sapporo is one of the one of the most Autumn leaves Famous landmarks It is also one of cities in Japan that is blessed with the Nature of being designated as a national park, even though it is There is a an ordinance-designated city. From October, the "Five Great Autumn Leaves" will start, which can be reached by shuttle bus to each of the five selected Autumn Leaves scenic areas. Among them, you can enjoy the beauty of the Autumn leaves to the fullest, such as the "Autumn leaves Gondola" of the Sapporo International Ski Resort, where you can enjoy a walk in the Autumn leaves air one step earlier than the Hot spring resort, and the "Autumn leaves Kappa Bus" where a guide guides you through the unknown Autumn leaves Spot. The Autumn leaves Kappa Bus has been renewed as a new route around Lake Sapporo from this year. There are the Autumn leaves seen from the beautiful lake are worth seeing. If you want to see the Autumn leaves, plan Jozankei Hot Spring.

[Valleys dyed in brocade.] Jozankei with beautiful autumn leaves〕 Summer is beginning to show signs of Omen in Hokkaido. From now on, the trees will begin to prepare for the Autumn leaves in October. It is said that the reason why the Autumn leaves of Jozankei is beautiful and vivid is related to the difference in temperature unique to Valleys and the Toyohiragawa River, which has good water quality that stream Hot spring resort. Since it is surrounded by mountains on all sides, you can enjoy the vivid Autumn leaves in all scenes, such as Hot spring resorts, walking paths, rooms where you stay at inns, and open-air baths. Every year in October, when the Autumn leaves begins, the "Five Great Autumn leaves" begins, where you can go to each of the five popular Spot Autumn leaves areas by shuttle bus. Spot recommendations can be taken by bus, or you can walk to find views that no one has ever seen before. It is also a luxurious time to walk through the rich forests and valleys of the national forest while admiring the Autumn leaves. If you're going to see Autumn leaves, be sure to plan a inn night at Jozankei Hot Spring.

Summer in Japan is refreshing and soothing. Yes, it is humid, but every season has its pros and cons. The noisy cicadas, green forests, cool breeze, and lots of fun activities make it worth it. During my visit to Okutama this summer, I enjoyed summer water activities. One of the activities I tried for the first time was canyoning, and it was so relaxing and peaceful.

The Earth Supported by Iron I took a panoramic shot with a drone. Shiohama Factory Zone, Yokkaichi City, Mie Prefecture * Notification of river use has been completed. * Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Comprehensive Flight Permit has been obtained. * Flight plan report and flight log book have been prepared.

Bathing in the sea with children and adults! Everyone was having fun!

I went to Mitarai Shrine with wind chimes and listened to the sound of the bells to cool off!

Summer Vacation is coming to an end! Looking at these fireworks made me feel glad that I have worked hard so far!

Mt. Kamagatake and the summer sky. From the gondola to the iPHONE. Shot on iPHONE 11 PRO JAPAN Mie 2024/7

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Itsuzoya no Saiun 🌈☁️

TAKAHARU360 Projection mapping "TAKAHARU360" has been introduced to the rest House of Ojibaru Park!! You can get a 360-degree view of the Highlands' Sightseeing spots, and you can visit the Highlands in any weather! The performance will start from (Saturday), August 24th! !️ Fun ♫ to see what kind of sightseeing spots you can see after you go TAKAHARU360 (about 10 people at one time, 15 minutes) Traditional Japanese straw raincoat viewing is available only on Saturdays, Sundays, and Holidays! !️ ①10：00〜11：00 ②15：00〜16：00 #Miyazaki Prefecture #Takaharu #Takaharucho Tourism Association #Ojibaru Park #TAKAHARU360 #Projection Mapping #Takaharu Myths #Takaharu Tourism #Highlands Sightseeing spot #ProjectionMapping

At Taiyo-no-Oka Engaru Park Niji-no-Hiroba, the Cosmos native mixed species are currently blooming for 4 minutes, and the yellow flower Cosmos is blooming for 5~6 minutes. It is expected ♪ to be in best time to visit at the end of this month

Fukuoka Prefecture may not be on the typical tourist route, but it harbors countless hidden gems, and Nanzoin Temple is undeniably one of the most noteworthy. It claims to house the world's largest bronze reclining Buddha statue, which exudes tranquility under the vast blue sky. Despite visiting numerous places, it holds a special place in my heart, infusing me with positivity and making it one of my favorite summer destinations.

Futamigaura is renowned for the two "wedded rocks" that protrude from the sea, symbolizing conjugal bliss. It offers a beautiful setting for a relaxed coastal outing. At Sakurai Futamigaura, a picturesque shoreline location, the white torii of a nearby shrine frames the wedded rocks. On the summer solstice, the sun sets right in the middle of the Sakurai Futamigaura wedded rocks, creating an unforgettable sight. One thing I must not miss at this incredibly romantic place is capturing a photo of my beloved wife in the frame.

In Fukuoka, there are more than 100 food stalls, also known as yatai. The delightful aromas of hotpot, gyoza dumplings, yakitori, tempura, and more waft from these casual stalls. Despite our summer visit, the warm weather couldn't dampen the spirits of the food enthusiasts, and the warmth of heartfelt welcome from the stall owners truly touched anyone's heart.

Platinum Blue Pond 🩵 It is a place that 🥹✨ fascinates you with various colors every time you go A wonderful place no matter how many times you go!

Cape Shakotan, Shimatakei Coast 🌊 When I went through a small tunnel, there was 🥹✨ a magnificent view It's a really beautiful sea! Shakotan has delicious sea urchin, so I had it 😋 at this time as well

Railroad tracks ✨ at the bottom of Lake Ranbetsu Scenery 🥹 like a scene from a yellowtail movie On this day, the water was cold and pleasant!! There were also small fish swimming!

Atami Marine Fireworks Festival, a Specialties of Atami, is Held in more than 10 times not only in summer but also throughout the year I have been there many times so far, but this time I tried to intertwine it with Atami Castle. There are many ways to enjoy the fireworks here, such as from the Ocean, from the Coast, or from the top of the Hilltop.

Hokuryu Sunflower Village 🌻 Sunflowers and Sunflower Sightseeing Wheel! Nice scenery!

It's far from the sky above the Kiso River, but it can't be helped. It's a super cut-out ✂. Shot on Mavic 3 JAPAN Mie 2024/7 * Flight over the Kiso River has been confirmed. * Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Comprehensive Flight Permit has been obtained. * Notification of flight plan and preparation of flight log book

Kodai Fire Festival The Kodai Fire Festival takes place every year on August 14 in Ogata Town, Bungoono City, Oita Prefecture, Kyushu. This traditional event has been passed down since the Edo period. Its origins are unclear, but it is said to have begun as a Bon memorial service, a ritual to drive away pests and pray for a bountiful rice harvest, or as a memorial for victims of an uprising that occurred during the Edo period. On the day of the festival, local residents prepare small torches called kodai in the rice fields across the Ogata Plain, starting around Harajiri Falls. At night, when about 10,000 kodai are lit all at once, their lights rise up from around Harajiri Falls across the Ogata Plain. The scene is exceptionally dreamlike. Some districts in Ogata Town create torii gates, stone bridges, and other features using kodai, creating a stunning competition of beauty.

It is located at an elevation of about 2000m at the foothills of Mt. Asama A photographic trip to the pond flats in search of coolness When you pass through the ski resort of Yunomaru Highlands The Highlands is a different world where you can feel the signs of autumn. The towns at the foothills are over 36°C! The Highlands is 24°C! comfortable♪ Around the Kagami Pond in the marshland, the grass Autumn leaves have begun. I was able to enjoy summer and early autumn at the same time. The clouds that occasionally stream into the marshland created a fantastic view reflected in the pond.

Awaji Island, Hyogo I went to see sea fireflies for the first time during summer Vacation. 😯 Impression

Saturday, August 17 — National Mountain-Stream Fishing Tournament 🎣🔥 Here’s another fishing tournament story 💪 Today the National Mountain-Stream Fishing Tournament took place on the Mikasokawa tributary of the Gokase River 🤩 This was the second time, following last year 👏 About 70 children and around 100 adults gathered at Mikasokawa — a great turnout 😚 Like at the Kuraoka fishing tournament, I was reminded that fishing is an activity for all ages and genders. So many people were enjoying themselves — it was wonderful 😳✨ This time the children also had a fish-catching event where they grabbed fish by hand 😆 Surprisingly, eels were mixed in, so both kids and the adults watching were fired up 🔥🔥🔥 The vibe was “Bring one back for sure!” 🤣 haha After the excitement there was weighing and an awards ceremony 🏆✨ There were awards for highest total catch from 1st to 3rd place, plus a separate big-fish prize 🙌 The 1st-place total-catch winner landed 4.16 kg of fish 🎉👏 That’s a bit more than two 2-liter PET bottles worth of fish 😲‼ Amazing 👏 Congratulations to the champion 😆💕 The big-fish prize went to a second-year junior high student who caught a hefty 34 cm fish and placed admirably 🤩 Where could such a big fish have been hiding?! Congratulations 🥳👏 The raffle afterward featured a row of luxurious prizes 🫢 With kids and adults smiling, the fishing tournament wrapped up 🙌 Now that Obon and the fishing tournament are over, the weather is slowly starting to cool… When it’s hot you want summer to end quickly, but once you sense its end you feel a bit wistful 😌 Let’s stay well and keep going strong despite Obon fatigue and the heat 🕺✨

Norikura Highlands Maime no Pond 2020.08.14 It's only 5 minutes from the parking lot, but it's a bear habitat Thereare bear-repellent sticks on the shore of the pond that make sounds. In 2020, there was not much water, but I was able to take a reflection. The stream stars were also captured, making it a great night.

Blue pond 🩵 in summer The colors are beautiful and soothing, aren't they? 🥹✨ It's also interesting that the atmosphere of the colors changes depending on when you go!

Thursday, August 15 — Fishing Tournament in Kuraoka District🎣🔥 Today, Thursday, August 15, a fishing tournament took place in the Kuraoka district👏 About 350 kg of yamame and rainbow trout were released into the river🐟 The event opened with a fishing class for children🥳 The kids picked things up incredibly fast, and the adults watching around them kept saying, “Wow, this isn’t just ‘they’re good’… their casting spots are perfect…” in amazement🤣🤣🤣 The fish the children caught were grilled and eaten right away, just enough for each family🤤💕Fresh fish they had caught themselves must have tasted extra delicious🥰 After that came the adult fishing tournament💪! Veterans who know all the best spots and techniques kept reeling fish in one after another😯👏Truly impressive… They put away the caught fish so quickly that it was hard to capture good photos😂 While the adults fished earnestly, there was also a grab-and-catch contest for children…🫳🐟 Kids grabbed the slippery fish non-stop until there were none left, and some families ended up taking home full plastic bags of fish😂 Older elementary and middle school kids seemed put off by the sliminess, so the smaller children fearlessly caught the most — which was amusing to watch🤭✨ By midday, even the adults had nets full of fish🤣 The day ended with a raffle for luxurious prizes like sweets, daily necessities, and sake👏 This summer event, a family-friendly fishing tournament at the end of Obon, must have given participants a wonderful summer memory😌🌻