Taken with the sunset in the background, it is the floating hall and cherry blossoms in Nara Park. It was so beautiful!

Attracted by the pale blue color. Umami Hills Park.

Tsukigase, looks like a really nice place. I looked at their local website and the natural scenery is all just as amazing as this photo makes it out to be. It looks like they have some really nice parks in the area as well. It looks like it'd be a really great place to go out on a boat on a sunny day. Also looks like it'd be a nice place to catch some fish as well, I wonder if it's allowed here? I guess there are some hot springs in the area as well. The whole area would probably make for a really nice weekend trip or even maybe you could even spend a week here in the spring and go hiking as well. I guess it's Nara so it's not too surprising that there's so much amazing stuff to see!

Scenery on the shore of Lake Tsukigase. In the mountains, the scenery that was missing left an impression.

It is a cherry blossom tunnel in a certain place in Nara Prefecture! It is one of the places you will want to visit in the spring season.

Matabeizakura A 300-year-old drooping cherry tree at the site of the residence of the warlord Goto Matabei. Sakura inspires me every year. When it is in full bloom, the peach blossoms are also blooming and it is very beautiful.

At Umami Hills Park, Nara.

Senbonzakura ♡ on Mt. Yoshino

I was playing with Atami cherry.

Todaiji Temple is so awesome. I remember the first time I went there. I had a professor in college (awesome guy btw) who told the class about his trip there when he was doing research and he told us how massive the temple was. He showed us a picture and pointed out how the people looked like ants in front of the temple. I believed him that it was large of course but I figured maybe it was just the photo's perspective making it look larger. Oh boy, was I in for a treat when I actually got to the temple. It was seriously MASSIVE and the incense burner that he mentioned was out front as well so it was cool that I got to experience all of the things that he was able to experience in the past. I guess that's one thing that makes historical places like this so extraordinary- being able to connect with the past without actually being there. I really loved all the small models there as well lol! I'll certainly never forget my trip to Todaiji and I'd love to visit Nara again when I get the chance.

We were blessed with good weather and were able to enjoy the beautiful snowy scenery. It was a happy moment to be enveloped in 360 degrees and frost! !️

I was ? able to see a superb scenery that made me feel tired from the hard climbing. The blue sky and frost go perfectly together! !️

This is a photo of a snowy day in "Naramachi" in Nara City, Nara Prefecture. Nara City does not have much snow, and it has snowed for the first time in several years, and the cityscape that I have loved from the beginning has become even more attractive due to the snowy scenery.

Man the autumn colors sure were beautiful this year. Hopefully they're just as nice this year. I have no doubt in my mind that they will be. It's been a while since I went to Nara, but I always love watching the videos of deer chasing people around for crackers ? I've yet to go to Hasedera Temple though, it seems like it's not as well known as some of the other ones. Not sure why though, as it looks absolutely beautiful with all the natural scenery surrounding it. The pagoda looks really cool as well. I'm a huge fan of pagodas for some reason though lol. The 3rd picture of the temple kind of makes it look like the common photo you see of Kiyomizudera, but mirrored on the left side instead of the right. Just an interesting observation I had.

Autumn leaves at Tanzan Shrine in Sakurai City, Nara Prefecture. One week ago, it was very exciting.

Autumn leaves at Hasedera Temple in Sakurai City, Nara Prefecture.

Nara, Todaiji Temple. Fantastic illumination. A fusion of old and new!

Todaiji Temple. Sickness elimination. It is the day of the Great Buddha Autumn Festival (o^^o) Solemn and moderate. Photo by SONYα7Ⅱ

Nara, the autumn festival of Todaiji Temple. Recreate the procession of the old people. It is the day of the memorial service of Emperor Koken. Thinking of our predecessors. Photo by SONYα7Ⅱ

Heijokyo in Nara× Sunset× Susuki I guess people in the old days also felt autumn when they saw such a soothing. Photo by SONYα7Ⅱ

Mount Yoshino is said to have been loved by Hideyoshi Ōko. Mt. Yoshino is famous for its cherry blossoms, but the snowy scenery is also exceptional. This scenery can be seen several times a year. The snowy scenery dyed in white silver and the presence of Kinpusanji Temple are irresistible.

Oyama cherry blossoms blooming in the mountain stream of Nara. It is a very rare cherry tree, The pink petals are very beautiful.

Oyama cherry blossoms bloom in the mountain stream of Nara Prefecture. I heard that there are only three Oyama cherry trees in Kansai, and it is a very rare cherry tree. The pink petals are very beautiful.

Furumiya Dotan in Kashihara City, Nara Prefecture. Higan flowers bloom in the ridges where the rice spreads, A tree standing as if watching. The scenery is reminiscent of the original scenery of Japan.

Matabei cherry blossoms in Uda City, Nara Prefecture. This cherry blossom also appeared in period dramas. The cherry blossoms shine the moment the morning sun shines.

Violet Evergarden This is a cosplay of Kyoto Animation's anime [Violet Evergarden]. The shooting location is Nara.

Starry sky around Yamazoe Village in Nara Prefecture.

Located in Higashiyoshino Village in Nara Prefecture, "Garden in the Sky Takami no Sato".