When I looked up on the way up the stairs that were as difficult as an idiot at the Tarobo Palace in Shiga Prefecture, it was bright red. When you finish climbing, you can buy an amulet with the single character "Katsu" at the main shrine through the gap in the couple's rock.

= Moss temple "Saiyoshiji" with autumn rain = Saihoji Temple is also famous for having the first dry landscape water in the Japan by Yumesoku Kokushi. After copying the sutra in the morning, you can slowly go around the garden. The gardener carefully removed the autumn leaves on the moss without fail. It was a morning with frequent light rain, so the red and green growing in the dim scenery and the sounds I heard were very wonderful, and I felt that I would like to go again.

Kayano Shrine in Another World

Kyoto Yanagitani Kannon Gradation of autumn leaves

Kyoto Kinkakuji Temple Carpet of autumn leaves Even if the beautiful autumn leaves fall, Beautifully scattered The autumn foliage season is not over even if it falls

Autumn of Japan Old-fashioned garden Kokoen In Hyogo Prefecture

Autumn of Japan Carpet of autumn leaves on the mountain road in autumn In Hyogo Prefecture

Autumn of Japan Mount Yoshino at dawn In Nara

Osaka Nagai Botanical Garden It was Coronavirus pandemic that the sunflowers were in full bloom, but the sunflowers seemed to be fun and made me feel happy.

Summer of Japan Morning sun at Dafu Mountain In Hyogo Prefecture

Shiroyama beach, Takahama, Fukui. JR Obama line has a lot of beautiful hidden spots along the northern coast and I found this interesting place when I was looking in map.

Summer in Kyoto is the Gion Festival! The scene of the yamaboko turning around is truly a masterpiece. I hope that next year will bring back that traditional beauty and enthusiasm.

It is Arashiden "Arashiyama Station" in Arashiyama, Kyoto. It is lit up at night and I don't think there is a station like this in a different space.

Summer of Japan sunrise In Hyogo Prefecture 2021.8.28

Summer in Japan is a stick ice cream!

Summer of Japan Bamboo forest and old railway tracks In Tottori

Meriken Wharf in Kobe. When a summer night's dream ends.

It is said that the reason why you can see things and landscapes with your eyes is that light captures and reflects information about objects and landscapes, and jumps into your eyes at the speed of light. If aliens from a star 100 light-years away had a tremendous telescope, they would be able to see the sparkle of the earth's waves 100 years from now.

Climbing a mountain by bicycle in the early morning of summer. When I was a child, my grandmother often brought me to Shojoike, but the numerous calls of the Higurashi are sometimes accompanied by the chilling sounds of giant frogs. The atmosphere that could only be experienced here for a long time still remains intact. Only now did I know the origin of the pond. In the Edo period, farmers suffering from drought at the foot of the mountain asked to build a large reservoir in the mountains, but permission was not easily obtained, and many years passed. After the farmers continued to plead without giving up while suffering from the sunshine, permission was finally granted and a large reservoir was completed. The farmers expressed their gratitude to the daikan and performed Noh "Son" by this pond. In commemoration of this, the pond was named Sonari Pond. Torches burning in the twilight... The sound of flutes and drums seems to resonate.

Halo I met by chance on the go~ It's not an Iridou cloud, but it's an Irido cloud to me! !!

It was always a wharf where I often took pictures, but the moment I looked up at the sky this summer, I thought I didn't have to take pictures of the sea anymore, so I looked up from below. I like the sky!!

It is a rare Kyoto Arashiyama fireworks. The night view of Kyoto is also wonderful.

Speaking of summer, Pokari!

This is one piece in a rice field in Kita-Saga, Kyoto. The wind was light and I was able to take a reflection.

Summer is a birthday.

The sunrise and the sea of clouds seen between long rains.

I found a heron that was fully concentrated, so I took a picture with a slow shutter flowing water.

This photo was taken in Arashiyama, Kyoto. It was hot and humid because it was taken while the rain stopped, but looking at the yukata made me feel cool.

Summer of Coronavirus pandemic In Osaka

Bees asking for honey on sunflowers In Hyogo Prefecture