We set off early in the morning to see the storm of Lake Yogo. Rubbing my sleepy eyes, I arrived at the place I was aiming for, As I waited for the sun to rise while listening to the radio with earphones, I encountered an unimaginable storm. I felt as if I had entered the stage of a movie at the same time as the pier in front of me.

Kurahashijima, Kure, Hiroshima Recommended spots in Hiroshima #Kurahashijima 👈 @kuremonogatari2 Search at Karafunehama on 🔍 Kurahashi Island A photo 📸 at sunrise seen from Kurahashi Island It was like a calm view of the Sea of Japan! There was also a full sun, but the sun in the clouds had a better atmosphere, so I posted 😊 this The crystal clear sea was also very good! 😊

Japan's largest Snow sculpture art from Sapporo. Not only art but also the light and sound shows are also very attractive.

It is the Tauszvets River Bridge. An arch bridge with a total length of 130 meters completed in 1937 Showa 12. In 1955, with the construction of the Kasuhira Dam, it ended its role as a railway bridge. Currently, it is submerged from spring to autumn when the water level of the dam lake rises, and is popular with tourists as a "phantom bridge" that appears in winter. On a clear, windless day, when the bridge is reflected on the surface of the lake, it looks like glasses. This is the only arch bridge in Japan that can be seen and hidden depending on the season, which is why it is called a "phantom bridge". Due to this fluctuation in the water level, it is affected by water and ice, and the Tauszbetsu Bridge is severely dilapidated, and it has a stately appearance that is hard to believe is a concrete bridge. However, it is said that it will remain in its original appearance for several more years. If you want to see it up close, you need to book your tour early. From a distance, you can see it from the observation deck! It is an area infested with bears, so you need to be careful.

When I went down to the beach to take a picture of the sunset over the cave of Engetsujima, a scenic spot in Shirahama Town, Wakayama Prefecture, and was holding my camera to see if it was still or not, I was hit by a wave. However, my index finger pressed the shutter firmly and took a powerful photo.

It is a sea cave in the Nanki-Kumano Geopark area, and it was formed by the erosion of the coast by waves and wind.

This photo was taken at a ski resort in Shiga Kogen. When I got off the lift, there was a wonderful view, so I took a picture.

Today is February 23rd, Mt. Fuji Day 🗻 Aerial view ✈️ of Mt. Fuji It's beautiful, it's a ✨ landscape that I want to remain forever

The northernmost point of Japan. Wakkanai. It is a superb view from Wakkanai Park. On this day, the weather was good, and the sea in the back was sparkling and beautiful 🌊✨

Hakone Shrine, famous as a power spot, has its Torii shrine gate gate on the shore of Lake Ashi. On this day, when the wind was a little strong, Mt. Fuji appeared majestic with the blue sky from the cloudy sky, creating a very solemn atmosphere.

On a chilly spring day, the sight of enjoying marine sports with Mt. Fuji in view is very exciting. I think I'm going to try SUP this year.

It is a Buddha enshrined on the summit of Mt. Shakagatake 1799m in the Omine mountain range in Nara Prefecture. This statue of Buddha was carried to the summit in 1924 Taisho 13 by Mr. Masayuki Okada, commonly known as "Oniga", a powerful man of Omine. In honor of his great achievement, the pedestal of the statue of Buddha is inscribed with the words, "Masayuki Okada is the one who carried it alone." When you walk along the Omine Trail, I would like you to take a look.

It is a view of Rishiri Island. Rishiri Fuji is often hidden by clouds. It looked so beautiful on this day!! The sea is also crystal clear and beautiful ✨ Rishiri's sea urchin is also very fresh and delicious 😋 I hope I can see this beautiful sea forever!

The scenery of Japan that we want to preserve for the future Hiroshima Castle, Hiroshima I took this photo from a prefectural apartment right next to Hiroshima Castle. We looked down on Hiroshima Castle, which we usually only see from below, from a high place, and at the same time, we also saw the changing night view of Hiroshima! It was a landscape that I 😌 hope will remain forever as a single photograph of history and the present 2024.02 Location:Hiroshima Castle, Hiroshima #Hiroshima #Hiroshima Castle HIT Hiroshima Tourism Ambassador

Kurosawa Marsh There was no outside light, and it was usually pitch dark, but there was moonlight, so I didn't need a flashlight. It was dangerous because the battery was about to run out. You have to charge it frequently

"Pampas grass" that shines on the back of the moonlit night I photographed the pampas grass fluttering in the wind in the middle of the night so that it would not shake, and so that the brightness of the bright moon would shine, but the main pampas grass would not be defeated by the moonlight.

【大阪城】日ノ本一の書道マスター教室を着物で体験 漢字には一文字一文字に意味が込められています。 外国の方のお名前も漢字にて。 またそれを扇子や掛け軸に書いてお土産にどうぞ Osaka Castle] Experience the best Japanese calligraphy master class in kimono. Each kanji character has its own meaning. You can write the name of a foreigner in Kanji characters. You can also write it on a fan or a hanging scroll as a souvenir.

Tokyo Station in the middle of the night I didn't know that the lights went out at 21 o'clock. But I got a good photo, so the result is alright!

Hashima Island, located off the coast of Kyushu Nagasaki, is a coal mining facility that is now in ruins, called Gunkanjima because of its shape. It can be reached by boat in 40 minutes from Nagasaki Port, so you can go ashore on a tour, but from the coastline of the Nomozaki area in the southern part of Nagasaki City, you can see Gunkanjima from land. This view is also a view that I would like to keep forever, but it may not be possible to see it in a few years due to the progress of decay.

Cherry blossom news announcing the Spring every year Every year, I feel the arrival of Spring from the cherry blossoms here. Kawazu Town in Izu, Shizuoka Kawazu Nanadaki Loop Bridge near Kawazu Nanadaru Falls that can also be reached by bus from Kawazu Station The cherry blossoms here are gorgeous with the unusual architecture of the Loop bridge.

Tateyama Town, Toyama Prefecture The yellow and red autumn leaves, the blue sky, and the crystal clear white waterfall were very beautiful

I photographed the trajectory of a star light trail in Tanabe Bay, Wakayama Prefecture.

Big Hinamatsuri 🎎 seen in Saitama Prefecture This is the Big Hina Festival held in Konosu City, Saitama Prefecture. Every year in the Emil shopping mall, the Big Hina Festival is created by volunteer people. This year, it will be held from February 16th ~ March 9th! Be sure to 😊 visit

Traditional Crafts Ryukyu Glass / Okinawa World It is a Ryukyu glass workshop located in Okinawa World in Nanjo City, Okinawa Prefecture. You can take a closer look at how craftsmen make Ryukyu glass. This is a process in which glass is placed in a kiln and melted at a high temperature. Ryukyu glass was first made after the war using discarded bottles of cola and beer that were drunk by the U.S. military stationed in Japan. It is characterized by air bubbles trapped in the glass and colorful colors. You can also experience glassmaking in this workshop. Traditional crafts that can only be found in Okinawa - I will experience them when I go there today.

"Edgeworthia Chrysantha Meteor Shower" Spring is not just about cherry blossoms. Edgeworthia chrysantha is also in season. I miss 🥰 the sweet smell in the colony March 2022 Shot on iPHONE 11 PRO Misugi Town, Tsu City, Mie Prefecture

When humans team up with nature to create something, it becomes more intriguing. The Lake Shikotsu ice festival is a perfect example of this. Hokkaido's crystal clear water lake serves as the primary source for crafting marvelous ice sculptures.

Sunset over the Ou Mountains I wonder if this is the scenery that the Jomon people also saw... The scenery will never change.

Hanachozu 🌸 to color spring This is Saimeiji Temple in Kawagoe City It is changed every Friday, and it is crowded with people on Saturday mornings. This week, the Hina Festival is near, so Hina-sama and Uchiura-sama 🎎 I'm 😆 looking forward to next week

Cycle through the hustle and bustle of the city, cross Amagi Koshi and head to Minami-Izu. Unfortunately, the weather was bad, but by the time we ran along the Kawazu cherry blossom trees in Shimokamo, the blue sky began to appear, and the spring breeze was pleasant. In the clear air, a wonderful space expanded. I want to leave such a refreshing landscape for the future.

The day I visited Izu to welcome spring. The contrast between the artificial arc of the Kawazu Nanadaki Loop Bridge and the beautiful natural beauty of the Kawazu cherry blossoms was wonderful. I would like to leave such wonderful buildings and natural beauty for the future.