Sky Tree cherry blossoms wrapped in Kawazu cherry blossoms This is the Sky Tree, the world's largest radio tower Representative of Japan From 📸 the Kawazu cherry blossoms that have only two trees directly under the Sky Tree It was currently in full bloom and crowded with many people. I'm 😆 looking forward to seeing more and more Kawazu cherry blossoms→Someiyoshino from now on

In our city, Toyohashi City, Aichi Prefecture, there is a streetcar. Between Sports Park Station and Toyohashi Station Turn at the Ibara intersection, but this turn is As a railway track, it is considered to be the toughest place with the first curve in Japan. Vehicles passing through here have bare dollies on wheels. The rails creak and the car body tilts heavily as it passes I don't think you can see it anywhere else. At one time, there was a proposal to abandon the railway, but as an important foot for citizens and as the best in Japan I want you to run forever. It's pretty cool to see how the streetcar looks like it's drifting. Photographed on the evening of March 1, 2024 Nikon　COOLPX　L610

Spring in Japan is all about cherry blossoms. Kawazu cherry blossoms bloom earlier than Someiyoshino, signaling that spring is near. The wild bird "Mejiro", which had never been seen before, is coming in search of nectar from Kawazu cherry blossoms. Kawazu cherry blossoms shine in the bright blue sky, and if there is a komejiro, it is "the first in spring". In a world where war is spreading, while looking at the Kawazu cherry blossoms on a calm day, I feel that I am happy to have been born in such a wonderful country.

It is a "Shinsui Park" in Hagi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. The Kawazu cherry blossoms had passed their peak of full bloom and I could see the green leaves, but they were still blooming. On the day of the shooting, the sky was cloudy, but luckily, the sun came out, and the collaboration between the cherry blossom trees and the scattered cherry blossoms was beautiful. Shooting date: March 1, 2024

Hyogo Prefecture Sukugawa Park You can see cherry blossoms in spring in various places all over Japan, but the Sukugawa River is quite long and I was healed just by taking a walk.

Hyogo Prefecture Sukugawa Park You can see cherry blossoms in spring in various places all over Japan, but the Sukugawa River is quite long and I was healed just by taking a walk.

Sukugawa Park, Hyogo You can see cherry blossoms in spring in various places all over Japan, but the Sukugawa River is quite long and I was healed just by taking a walk.

Kasamatsu Kawazu Cherry Blossoms Road "Wandering Boatman" It is a bird's-eye view of the drone. Mie Prefecture Matsusaka City Kasamatsu Kawazu Cherry Blossoms Road * Aerial shot after confirming that there are no third parties around * Confirmed by the management office * Notify the local police station of the flight. * Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Comprehensive Flight Permit has been obtained. * Flight plan report and flight log book have been prepared. Shot on DJI MAVIC 3 JAPAN Mie 2024/2

Rows of cherry blossom trees in Sukugawa Park, Hyogo Prefecture There were relatively many people here, and when I happened to take a picture of the cherry blossoms of people passing by on the bridge from the river, a tremendous wind blew and the cherry blossoms scattered at the perfect timing, and it was like snow and it was 😯 very beautiful

Hello! This is the Shosenkyo Tourism Association. Shosenkyo in Yamanashi Prefecture, designated a Special Place of Scenic Beauty by the nation, has long been celebrated as Japan’s most beautiful gorge, sculpted by nature over the ages. We introduce the artistic splendor of Shosenkyo, worthy of being called a natural masterpiece, in a Cool Japan video. What is Mitake Shosenkyo? Mitake Shosenkyo is a roughly 5-kilometer gorge in the northern part of Kofu City, Yamanashi Prefecture, surrounded by rich nature. If you come by car, it’s about 40 minutes from the Chuo Expressway Kofu Showa IC. By train, take a bus or taxi from the south exit of Kofu Station for about 30 to 45 minutes. The natural forms shaped over long ages continue to captivate many visitors. With its scattered strange rocks and stones and seasonal beauty, this place makes you want to return time and again. In spring, stroll the promenade surrounded by fresh greenery; in summer, enjoy activities like canoeing on the reservoir; and in autumn, admire the gorge dyed bright red with fall foliage. History of Mitake Shosenkyo Mitake Shosenkyo was designated a national Place of Scenic Beauty in 1923 and upgraded to a Special Place of Scenic Beauty in 1953. Together with Teishaku Gorge (Hiroshima Prefecture), Nagato Gorge (Yamaguchi Prefecture), Goukei Gorge (Okayama Prefecture), and Bed of Sleep (Nagano Prefecture), it is counted among Japan’s five great scenic gorges. Highlights of Shosenkyo • Kakuen Peak Kakuen Peak, the highest peak among the Shosenkyo ranges, stands as the symbol of Shosenkyo. The name comes from the monk Kakuen, who once practiced ascetic training on the roughly tatami-sized summit. • Senga Falls Senga Falls lies at the base of Kakuen Peak at the far end of the Arakawa that flows through Shosenkyo. With a dramatic 30-meter drop and vehicle access, it’s a popular spot. • Shosenkyo Promenade This approximately 4.5-kilometer promenade lets visitors enjoy the gorge’s seasonal beauty and was ranked first in the gorge category of the National Top 100 Tourist Spots. • Stone Gate Stone Gate is a gigantic natural granite arch formed by the power of nature. Located on the promenade, it cannot be reached by car. • Nagatoro Bridge This historic bridge, built in 1925 at the entrance to Shosenkyo, is designated a modern civil engineering heritage as the oldest surviving concrete arch road bridge. • Tenkorin At Tenkorin along the promenade, stomping your feet produces a mysterious sound like a drumbeat. This is said to be the echo from underground cavities carved by the stream. • Numerous strange rocks and stones Along the promenade you can find many named rock formations, including Fur seal rock, Daibutsu Rock, Kansan Jade Rock, Floating Rock, Cannon Rock, Tofu Rock, Monkey Rock, Camel Rock, Mt. Fuji Rock, Bear Rock, Cat Rock, and Matsutake Rock. Be sure to look for them on foot. • Arakawa Dam The majestic dam spreading across the valley of Oku-Shosenkyo is a multipurpose structure aimed at flood control and other uses for the Arakawa riverside region. • Shosenkyo Ropeway The ropeway’s gondola takes about five minutes one way to the summit, offering sweeping views of the gorge below. From the ropeway summit you can enjoy panoramic views that include Mount Fuji. Shosenkyo’s crystals Shosenkyo is also famous as a sacred place for crystals. On Mt. Kinpu in the Shosenkyo area, several crystal mines once operated actively in the Meiji era. Skilled polishing and processing of crystals attracted minerals from around the world, and today shops displaying and selling precious gemstones and mineral specimens line the area. Shosenkyo cuisine Local specialties using the clear streams of Shosenkyo—such as somen noodles, soba, and Koshu houtou—are popular. Many restaurants serve regional gourmet dishes and local cuisine featuring abundant Yamanashi ingredients. Enjoy the breathtaking natural scenery shaped by nature at Shosenkyo, one of Yamanashi Prefecture’s most popular tourist destinations! As a treasure trove of power spots, it might lift your luck as well. Cool Japan Video will continue to release footage of Shosenkyo’s charms and its beautiful seasonal scenery. Thank you for your attention!

It is the night cherry blossom of the Keage Incline. On this day, the sky is bright, Because there was no one or one I was able to ☺️ shoot slowly

It is a Fushimi Ten Stone Boat in Fushimi, Kyoto. In spring, this place is full 🌸 of cherry blossoms

It is a Fushimi Ten Stone Boat in Fushimi, Kyoto. In spring, this place is full 🌸 of cherry blossoms

Since I was in high school Hachimanbori is a memory that I often came to shoot. In the past, there was such a beautiful scenery Things that I took for granted because they were too close Now it seems ☺️ like a luxury

Since I was in high school Hachimanbori is a memory that I often came to shoot. In the past, there was such a beautiful scenery Things that I took for granted because they were too close Now it seems ☺️ like a luxury

Edo Kiriko's rock glass "Spectacle" that looks like a large flower blooming You can see that the idea of making the user look the most beautiful is incorporated into the design of the work.

Akita prefecture is a breathtaking destination that boasts of magnetic wilderness and a perfect climate for growing the most delicious apples you have ever tasted. During my recent visit to the Yokote Kamakura Festival, my eyes were caught by the sight of sugar-coated, bright-red Akita apples that looked incredibly tempting. Without second thoughts, I grabbed one and took a bite. The sweetness was unlike anything I had ever tasted before, and it left me craving for more. It was truly an exhilarating experience!

Nestled along the banks of the Arashiyama River in Kyoto, a scene unfolds that whispers of Japan's timeless beauty and rich heritage. Here, where the past meets the present, the leaves of the trees sway in the breeze and gently cascade onto the water's surface like delicate memories. The river, a silent witness to centuries gone by, reflects the vibrant hues of the foliage and the graceful curves of the ancient bridge of Togetsu-kyo. This photograph is not just a snapshot in time but a promise to preserve these views of Japan's serene landscapes for the future, ensuring that the essence of this magical place endures for generations to come..

This is the work of Ryoko Nakamiya, an artist who pursues the new possibilities of Edo Kiriko in Shinagawa, Tokyo. The beautiful vessels created by this technology have moved the hearts of many people.

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Shiba is a place full of Japanese style, the streets are beautiful, and even the appearance of supermarkets here has a retro feeling, which is very distinctive

Hiroshima Fukuyama Green Line Recommended spots in Hiroshima #Green Line 👈 @bingolife8 One shot 📸 at Tomonoura seen from the Green Line It has a very good view and is 🚗 a spot where you want to drive with Tomonoura

It was filmed in Akabane, and the weather was very good at the time!

Depending on the climatic conditions, the reflection of Mt. Fuji on the surface of Lake Yamanaka in winter was mysterious.

Kawazu cherry blossoms bloom in the Ishibe Terraced Rice Fields, where the scenery changes with the four seasons

Autumn evening. Climb to the top of the mountain at the end of the cable car. The illuminated autumn leaves beautifully wrap the mountainside, and beyond that, a night view floating in the dark night spreads out. The view was truly spectacular.

When I climbed to the top of Mt. Matsuda, I saw a large panorama overlooking Sagami Bay beyond the contrast between the Kawazu cherry blossoms and rape blossoms.

As we climbed through the sacred air, a wonderful sight awaited us. If you go through this tunnel of autumn leaves, you will find the Saijoji Temple. I prayed for world peace so that this wonderful landscape of autumn would be preserved for the future.

I visited Kiyomizu-dera Temple, which opens before dawn. It was a wonderful scene, with the bright red autumn leaves emerging from the darkness and the sunrise illuminating the cityscape of Kyoto from the mountainside. The scenery of the theater for several hours, which was eventually dyed into the blue sky, was a masterpiece.

A child's smile, a tiled roof, and the best lake in Japan I want to protect #Superb view #Photo Contest