Cherry blossoms at Dream Farm

I can't get over how much I love seeing pictures of the stars from Japan. It's a completely different sky than back where I'm from. On top of that the weeping cherry blossoms are just indescribably beautiful as well. It looks like this is Okkazuma in Yamanashi Prefecture. The area seems to have some really awesome scenery. Rice fields and stuff too perhaps. It looks like it'd be a really cool place to go sightseeing or cherry blossoms viewing during the next season or if you can get there now I suppose. I bet you could bring a telescope as well and probably see some beautiful stars if this is any indication of how clear the sky is.

It is a silhouette of colored clouds and cherry blossoms in the evening.

Kanazawa, Ishikawa On a hill overlooking the whole of Kanazawa City. This year, it will begin to disperse in Hokuriku. Relaxing on a naturally beautifully laid cherry blossom carpet My heart was pounding when I saw it looking through the viewfinder.

Takamori Town, Nagano Prefecture, at Ruriji Temple. Dawn after rain. The cherry blossom road was beautiful.

Wow this is really incredible! What an amazing entrance to a temple. It's an unusual design for a torii at least from the ones I've seen but it really fits the image. I love the lanterns on both sides as well. They really compliment the white and pink of the cherry blossoms with their glow. It's kind of crazy how much awesome stuff I keep seeing in Nagano prefecture. I've seen tons of cool places in Akita, Saitama, Hokkaido, etc. but I still haven't gotten a chance to check out Nagano and every time I see something amazing like this I just feel like I'm missing out. It looks like this is called Iinuma Shrine although it's hard to find information about it. Looks like a cool place to visit though, I'll have to do some more digging on this!

Kaga City, Ishikawa Prefecture Cherry blossom tree-lined path along the Daishoji River Family over flowers It was very cheerful in the yellow sand, and the kids were happy to moms who love dandelion cotton Last spring, due to the new corona, the kids stayed home and went to a park with cherry blossoms nearby to take a break, and while looking at the cherry blossoms, there was a heavy air with great anxiety that I had to protect these children at all costs. Seeing the smiles on children's faces this year's cherry blossoms, I protected them last year! It was a day when I realized that I must protect it again this year.

Kaga City, Ishikawa Prefecture Cherry blossom tree-lined path along the Daishoji River It was very cheerful in the yellow sand, and the kids enjoyed walking with dandelions in their hands. Last spring, due to the new corona, the kids stayed home and went to a park with cherry blossoms nearby to take a break, and while looking at the cherry blossoms, there was a heavy air with great anxiety that I had to protect these children at all costs. Seeing the smiles on children's faces this year's cherry blossoms, I protected them last year! It was a day when I realized that I must protect it again this year.

Kaga City, Ishikawa Prefecture Cherry blossom tree-lined path along the Daishoji River It was very cheerful in the yellow sand, and the kids enjoyed walking with dandelions in their hands. Last spring, due to the new corona, the kids stayed home and went to a park with cherry blossoms nearby to take a break, and while looking at the cherry blossoms, there was a heavy air with great anxiety that I had to protect these children at all costs. Seeing the smiles on children's faces this year's cherry blossoms, I protected them last year! It was a day when I realized that I must protect it again this year.

Kaga City, Ishikawa Prefecture Cherry blossom tree-lined path along the Daishoji River In the midst of the yellow sand dancing, it was cheerful, and the kids enjoyed a walk with a dandelion in hand. Last spring, due to the new corona, the kids stayed home and went to a park with cherry blossoms nearby to take a break, and while looking at the cherry blossoms, there was a heavy air with great anxiety that I had to protect these children at all costs. Seeing the smiles on children's faces this year's cherry blossoms, I protected them last year! It was a day when I realized that I must protect it again this year.

Kaga City, Ishikawa Prefecture Cherry blossom tree-lined path along the Daishoji River Kids are nothing even in the midst of the yellow sand! In Hokuriku, where the snow has melted for a long winter, it is finally cheerful Children play more than 😃 flowers. Last spring, due to the new corona, the kids stayed home and went to a park with cherry blossoms nearby to take a break, and while looking at the cherry blossoms, there was a heavy air with great anxiety that I had to protect these children at all costs. Seeing the smiles on children's faces this year's cherry blossoms, I protected them last year! It was a day when I realized that I must protect it again this year.

Kaga City, Ishikawa Prefecture Cherry blossom tree-lined path along the Daishoji River In the midst of the yellow sand dancing, it was cheerful, and the kids enjoyed a walk with a dandelion in hand. I wonder 😃 how many years I will be able to reach the cherry blossoms. Last spring, due to the new corona, the kids stayed home and went to a nearby park with cherry blossoms to take a break, and while looking at the cherry blossoms, there was a very heavy air that I had to protect these children at all costs. Seeing the smiles on children's faces this year's cherry blossoms, I protected them last year! It was a day when I vowed again that I must protect it again this year.

It is the cherry blossoms of Iinuma Shrine in Iida City, Nagano Prefecture. Splendid! It's a masterpiece!

The cherry blossoms are in full bloom with the afternoon sunshine.

Going out with my cousin and enjoying the cherry blossoms in full bloom in Nagano Prefecture

Going out with my cousin and enjoying the cherry blossoms in full bloom in Nagano Prefecture

Night cherry blossoms in Takaen Castle Ruins Park

Matsumoto Castle in full bloom

Kaga City, Ishikawa Prefecture Cherry blossom tree-lined path along the Daishoji River In the midst of the yellow sand dancing, it was cheerful, and the kids enjoyed a walk with a dandelion in hand. Last spring, due to the new corona, the kids stayed home and went to a park with cherry blossoms nearby to take a break, and while looking at the cherry blossoms, there was a heavy air with great anxiety that I had to protect these children at all costs. Seeing the smiles on children's faces this year's cherry blossoms, I protected them last year! It was a day when I realized that I must protect it again this year.

Lake Nakatsuna, Omachi City, Nagano Prefecture Jizo also sees the cherry blossoms reflected in the water mirror.

Oide Park, Hakuba Village, Nagano Prefecture Cherry blossoms in full bloom in Hakuba Village in the snowy mountains herald the arrival of spring.

Wow, what an amazing photo. It so cool to see different angles like this. Back in America the orientation of the stars is different and it makes two very different skies I think I prefer this angle more personally. This Myoko Sunshine Land looks interesting though. Might be a fun place to go on a date. Or if you have kids obviously it'd be great for that. Niigata is just a little outside of day travel distance though so I'd love to visit here, but it'd be in the future definitely. Maybe I can get a decent camera and try to start taking some pictures like this, although I doubt I'd be able to snap anything this good lol

At Azumino Park. Mt. Jonen, where the snow is melting and colorful flowers

Rape fields and the Milky Way in the Zhongshan Highlands

It is a rapeseed park in Iiyama City, Nagano Prefecture. This is 🎶 the scenery that appears in the song of the moonlit night 🎶. The river you can see is the Chikuma River, but it is also called the Shinano River and is the longest river in Japan.

It is a rapeseed park in Iiyama City, Nagano Prefecture. This is 🎶 the scenery that appears in the song of the moonlit night 🎶. The river you can see is the Chikuma River, but it is also called the Shinano River and is the longest river in Japan.

Man this is really beautiful. I never knew peach trees were this beautiful. I knew about plum trees and cherry trees of course, but these are really beautiful as well. It's so cool how the different colors and shades mix together in such a perfect way too. I wonder if they were planted to turn out like this or they just grew to be this way naturally. The river nearby is really amazing as well. It'd be a nice place to just sit and have a small picnic. I'm definitely jealous of anyone that gets to live near this area😂 I'd love to be able to wake up every morning during spring and see such an amazing view outside my window. I'll be going to see some cherry blossoms this weekend though so I can't complain too much!

Night cherry blossoms in Takaen Castle Ruins Park The pond is over, and there are no spectators

What a cool photo. It has such a mysterious atmosphere to it. I really love this about weeping cherries. They always look especially beautiful at night too I've noticed. I like the wagasa as well, it really completes the look. I'm not sure if it's supposed to look mysterious or not but it definitely gives off that kind of vibe. It's like something you would have seen in Demon Slayer. Maybe this is where they got the inspiration for some things😂 The fog caused by the lighting is really awesome as well. Not surprised that it's at the base of Mt. Fuji either, there are so many amazing sights around the mountain and I guess this is just another one to keep in mind when visiting the area.

This is really cool, I love how you can see like 3 different landscapes in this photo. Cherry blossoms in spring, the Northern Alps still in winter, and in the middle it looks like a sort of dry landscape you'd see during the summer. I've read about the Hakuba Ski Resort but it looks like there's some beautiful scenery here in the spring as well. Then again, it is Nagano so I guess I shouldn't be too surprised lol. I'd personally like to go down and visit the town and see what they've got. I've been to a few small towns at the bases of ski resorts and mountains before and they're always really nice and have a really different feel from any other town. There's usually at least one really good restaurant to eat at as well. Something to look forward to in Nagano I suppose!