Lake Kussharo I aimed for a sea of clouds, but I couldn't see it easily...

Lake Shikotsu in Hokkaido. It shows you a beautiful sky from morning to night. I can't go freely where I want to go due to Corona. I hope that everyday life where I can go freely will return as soon as possible.

This is a photo of Biei Hill. There are many photo spots in Biei, so there are many beautiful scenery just by driving by car. When Corona subsides, I want to go take pictures of beautiful scenery all over Japan.

Various events have been canceled due to Corona ... I hope that the world will soon become a place where events can be held and enjoyed normally.

Lake Mashu at Dawn

I want to go to Wakkanai again. I couldn't go because I didn't have time to spare, and this is a sunset, but it's a sunrise ... I also want to take pictures of the starry sky. I was also healed by the penguins and seals at Cape Noshappu Aquarium.

Collaboration of total moon erosion and rape blossom dreams While Corona is prevalent, nature maintains a beautiful scenery. I am ✨ grateful to the farmers who created this scenery. I was also able to witness the precious phenomenon of total moon erosion, and it was worth driving for an hour after work.

Pictures of the sea in Hokkaido When Corona settles down, I want to go on a trip again!

Shot in Noboribetsu Onsen Town. (Photographed on the road near the bear farm) The city with a lot of people is also good, but how about calm sightseeing? After walking and sweating, you can rest your body in the hot spring. It's currently Corona, and the tourism industry is also struggling, but I hope that after Corona will keep your daily life as usual.

Hokkaido Shirahige Falls When Corona began to spread, I visited Hokkaido worried. A honeymoon spent quietly trying not to meet people. Of course, it was a good memory, but it was a ☺️ place I would like to visit again.

There are several types of cherry trees on the campus of Hokkaido University in Sapporo, and it is a very cozy place that matches the surrounding green atmosphere.

Yesterday when it snowed in Sapporo, I was trying hard to bloom. Miatsu Mushakoji's "The joy of blooming heavenly flowers, the joy of blooming together, people can see it, people don't see it, I will bloom" I remembered the words. We also want to live with a peaceful heart and not be discouraged by the situation.

This photo was taken in the Kushiro Marshland in Hokkaido. It is a Yezo sika deer where you are finally free from the food shortage in winter and eat slowly with the sunset in the background. It seems to have interfered with the meal.

Hokkaido is the sunset in Kushiro.

Ahhh the cherry blossoms this year were amazing as usual. They left almost as soon as they arrived too. I was able to see them a good amount though so I've got no complaints. Until next year I suppose! I've never been to Chidorigafuchi Park but I've heard it's a nice place. This photo actually reminds me of, I think it was Onuma National Park in Nanae, Hokkaido. They had boats like this and cherry blossoms and my girlfriend and I went on a nice ride around the area. I'd love to go back there as it was a really nice place. I need to check out this park though too, it's really close too so I should be able to get out there relatively easily.

Shot at Bihoro Pass, Hokkaido. There is still a lot of snow, but the Milky Way has finally begun to appear. I hope it will show more beautiful contours as it gets warmer.

I am shooting in Kushiro City, Hokkaido. In Kushiro City, where I live, cherry blossoms bloom in early May. When the cat willows finally appeared, I could feel that spring was slowly coming.

Hokkaido is still cold. Spring seems to be a little further away! It was still cold even after passing through the rocks.

I have climbed once in the past summer and once in winter, but I was finally blessed with the weather at Mt. Eniwa-dake for the third time and was able to see the best view. There was no wind at the summit, and I was able to enjoy the climb slowly. The last photo is the night view of the previous time.

The summit of Mt. Eniwa, the highest peak on the shores of Lake Shikotsu, the northernmost ice-free lake in the Japan. The rugged solo mountain meal in the silence without wind is lively in this special seat, making it the most luxurious cherry blossom viewing.

Shari, Hokkaido Sunset over drift ice! Shari Town is located on the Shiretoko Peninsula and it is ?✨ easy to see the sunset in the west. The sunset over the drift ice that can only be seen in Hokkaido is the best ?.

In Sapporo City, Hokkaido, at the bicycle parking lot of a certain shopping mall. It is not uncommon for sleds to be a means of transportation for small children in Hokkaido, but I took a picture of two brightly colored sleds lined up in a bicycle parking lot in the middle of winter when there are no bicycles. On the way home, I can imagine small children who seem to be having fun on this sled and parents pulling their belongings home with their purchases.

When I heard that it was winter in Japan, I was reminded of the snowy country of Hokkaido. #Biei in Hokkaido is famous as the blue pond. The contrast between the mysterious blue pond and the pure snow was very beautiful.

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.

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.

Lake Toya in Hokkaido. The scenery here is really beautiful

This photo was taken from the clock tower in Sapporo. The image quality was bad, but the view was great!

Yerrensoran Soran ♪ If you ♪ ask the seagull if the herring has come, Hokkaido Esashi Town, famous for the herring fishing that appears in Soran Bushi, is the first in Hokkaido to be recognized as a Japan heritage site. Herring fishing has been popular since the Edo period, and it is so lively that it is said that "May in Esashi is not even in Edo." The local gourmet "herring soba noodles" are now popular ?? all over the country There are many historical buildings such as shrines and temples and townhouses, as well as old ruins, so if you like history, we recommend ?️ the seaside sightseeing route called "Ancient Highway". Tonight, to see Soran Bushi, online GoTo travel ?✈️ to "Esashi Town, Hokkaido"

It is a night view of Hakodate. It was almost time for the sun to rise. Photography equipment SONY α7III