Hiroshima Sera Town (Recommended spots in Hiroshima) #Sera Kogen Farm ? @serakogenfarm I turned my back with the sunflowers and threw ? a straw hat ? cheerfully. Many sunflowers were blooming vigorously on the magnificent site! ? ? The Sunflower Festival is open until 8/23.

Basha basha! Wrestling in the water! ?

The point where vehicles pass each other at the halfway point ? of Mt. Takao You can't shoot unless you're standing in the front row, so I guess I ? was lucky on this day.

Potsun in the blue sky Inabe, Mie 2023/8

wind chime festival is a Japanese summer atmosphere Colorful "Wish Musubi wind chime" carries ? your wishes to God Fukuoka-ken Nakagawa-shi Naka 3-6-20 "Gennin Shrine" "wind chime Festival" ⛩ ?

Face ✨ in a cool pose

Ugo Town, Akita Prefecture's "Nishimaonnai Bon Odori" Part 8 That's it for the photo post. It was a charming and wonderful Bon Odori that made me want to go see it again next year.

Ugo Town, Akita Prefecture's "Nishiba Onnai Bon Odori" Part 7

Ugo Town, Akita Prefecture's "Nishimaonnai Bon Odori" Part 6

(Aqua) Today's willow is also good ?.

Ugo Town, Akita Prefecture's "Nishiba Onnai Bon Odori" Part 5

Ugo Town, Akita Prefecture's "Nishimaonnai Bon Odori" Part 4

Ugo Town, Akita Prefecture's "Nishiba Onnai Bon Odori" Part 3

[Shirataki Ruins Excavated Items] was designated as Japan's oldest national treasure on June 27! It is the second national treasure designated in Hokkaido. 1,965 items such as weapons such as spears and knives made using "obsidian" by people 15,000~30,000 years ago in the Upper Paleolithic are national treasures. National treasures can be seen in "Engaru TownCenter for Buried Cultural Properties". Please take a look at the precious stone tools filled with ancient romance at Engaru Town. （Photo by M.Sato）

Welcome to ?️ the Chamber of Secrets I completely forgot ? to post It is a darkroom that is no longer in use. For the first time in a long time, I wanted to bake paper in monochrome. It's ☺️ nostalgic.

The sunlight is too bright!

Ugo Town, Akita Prefecture's "Nishimaonnai Bon Odori" Part 2 This is a continuation of the previous post.

Located in Ugo Town, Akita Prefecture, Nishi Baonnai Bon Odori is a summer festival with a history and tradition of more than 700 years, which is counted as one of the three major Bon Odori dances in Japan along with the Gujo Odori of Gifu Prefecture and the Awa Odori of Tokushima Prefecture. The venue is Nishimaonnai Honmachi Street, which is the central village of Ugo Town, and it is a bon event held for 3 days from August 16th ~ 18th every year. It was mysterious and gorgeous to see dancers dressed in distinctive torioi hats (knitted hats), colorful and beautifully stitched kimonos and yukatas, dancing gracefully to the beating of taiko drums and songs. Especially this year, as it was the first regular event in four years, people from outside the town were able to participate in the dance, and many people from inside and outside the prefecture came to see it. Photos of the festival will continue after this, but I hope you can see it.

Hiroshima Sera (Recommended spots in Hiroshima) #Flower Village ? @kamunosato Put marigolds that spread all over the Flower Village and put one piece ? with potlet. Yellow and orange marigolds were blooming ? vigorously under the blue sky. Thanks to the thankful early morning opening, the light atmosphere was ? good. .. .. Flower Village is open until 9/10! Heavenly Blue is ? almost in full bloom.

Hiroshima City One piece ? with a light trail from Shin-Hakushima Station The artistic station is a popular spot because it has a very good atmosphere.

Hiroshima Sera (Recommended spots in Hiroshima) #Sera Kogen Farm ? @serakogenfarm A piece ? of sunflowers ? looking up at the sky and rejoicing The blue sky and cloud pattern were also very beautiful! ? The park has been ? extended until 8/23.

Tokki who loves Becto and sticks to him! !!

Honraku Gorgeous floats color the night. Mie Prefecture Kuwana City Ishidori Matsuri

Sarah (left) and Krynn (right) as models The angle of the face is like a model! But I hope it sticks a little more.

Went on a trip to Matsumoto during the Obon holiday. We arrived Friday and our first stop after checking in at our hotel was Matsumoto Castle. The statue in the first photo is of Banryu Shonin (播隆上人). Apparently he was a Buddhist monk and prominent mountaineer during the early 1800s. I thought it was interesting so I took a photo of it. Matsumoto Castle was really incredible. I think it's definitely one of the most beautiful castles in Japan. If I had a better camera, I would have been able to take some nicer photos, but I'm pretty pleased with the photos I took, despite having taken them from my smartphone. The inside of the castle was really awesome and I spent a lot of time looking at all of the different exhibits showing the weaponry used on the battlefield, etc. Most of the exhibits have English and Japanese too, which is nice if you don't speak Japanese but are interested in learning about the history of the castle. On Saturday we took a bus to Kamikochi. The bus to Kamokochi took about an hour longer than expected as there was a lot of people going there for the Obon holiday. The views were really incredible, and compared to the city of Matsumoto, the area was a nice cool temperature. One of the other bridges near Kappa Bridge (河童橋) was probably like 10 degrees cooler than the rest of the Kamikochi area too. We hiked from Taisho Pond (大正池) to Kappa Bridge in about an hour. It was pretty good exercise and totally flat, so pretty much anyone can enjoy the walking trails. There are a lot of scenic views along the trail from Taisho Pond to Kappa Bridge, and some of the views of the water were just magical. I wasn't able to capture just how beautiful the place is with my photos, but it's really gorgeous. Once we got closer to Kappa Bridge we started seeing a lot of monkeys walking around too, which was kind of neat. Apparently their population is increasing in the area because people keep feeding them, so make sure not to do that if you visit. On our last day in Matsumoto we decided to check out some other spots in town, and ended up visiting Nawate Street, a nice little shopping street with some cool shops and cafes. We got some ice cream and sat down by the river running through the town and relaxed for a bit. After that we headed up to Joyama Park (the last photo). The walk to the park was pretty long with how hot it was outside but the view from the top was pretty incredible. It was a nice way to end our trip. I think Matsumoto Castle and Kamikochi are definitely some of the best places to visit if you're sightseeing in Matsumoto, so definitely make some time to visit them.

Hiroshima City One piece ? with a light trail of a car from the pedestrian bridge of Takano Bridge

Hiroshima Sera (Recommended spots in Hiroshima) #Flower Village ? @kamunosato There were a lot of Flower Village kochia planted and it was cute, so one piece ? Heavenly Blue blooms 6-7% The marigolds were in full bloom. There are many points that shine here, so you can enjoy it ??.

Hiroshima Kure City Haigamine (Recommended night view spot in Hiroshima) #Ash Peak ? @kuremonogatari2 A picture ? of the night view of Kure City with ash seen from the peak The night view of the port city from the summit of the ash peak was very bright and beautiful ?.

The cubs are full and in a dream

?！ TOMAKOMAI MIRAI FEST UPDATE! ? The artist of "TOMAKOMAI MIRAI FEST" to be held at Kirakira Park on September 2 (Sat) and 3 (Sun) has newly lifted the ban! !! ?✨ We are planning to add more artists for Saturday, September 2nd, so we will inform you as soon as the ban is released! !! Stay tuned for more news!! ?‍♀️ Tickets are on sale at "Ticket Pia" etc.! !! ? In the "free area" where you can enter even without a ticket, there are many various areas such as mini stages and food areas! ??? For more information, see "TOMAKOMAI MIRAI FEST" search!! ??