That is one beautiful looking chandelier. I can imagine it cost quite a bit of money. Incidentally I'd never seen the kanji for Yebisu before, nor had I heard of Yebisu Garden Place. Looks like a really awesome place to go for dinner or lunch as it has some nice restaurants and cafes (both high-class and reasonably priced which is nice). Probably be nice to go for a date actually. Do some shopping and then stop by for dinner or even just go for lunch and then walk around the area and see everything there is. I guess there's an art museum and a theatre as well, so yeah this place is like a 10/10 for going on dates probably lol. I'd like to check out the beer museum personally; sounds pretty interesting and you can get samples too if you pay a small fee it looks like

Location:Ebisu Garden Place It was a chandelier that seemed to remind me of the now popular Resident Evil Village ^^ I am currently playing. I want to go there again!!

International Bicycle Racing Since it is held in the city, it is also powerful. When Corona settles down, I definitely want to go see it again.

I want you to be able to go see the fireworks as soon as possible

I want you to be able to go see the fireworks as soon as possible

Shinkansen is going down from Tokyo Station.

Solamachi's colorful carp streamers

This is the evening view of YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN. The ropeway of Minato Mirai has begun.

This is the evening view of YOKOHAMA AIR CABIN.

What an awesome gate. I can't remember if it's the same place, but I think I went here a few years ago, I went to several different areas and I'm pretty sure this is one of them. Either way, if I did go I'm certain I wasn't able to climb the stairs of the gate. I'd love to see the inside of it though. I guess it was built a little more than 200 years ago according to an article I was looking at. Also there are two statues of Nio on the other side, so I'm almost certain this was the place I visited, although I wasn't able to go to the main temple as it was getting late I believe. I'll have to go back to see it. I always hear how cool Setagaya is anyways and I never get a chance to go out there. Golden Week plans maybe?

Ashikaga City, Tochigi Prefecture Ashikaga Flower Park It is wonderful to be overwhelmed by the presence of Ofuji Tana.

Kanagawa Prefecture Kawasaki City Miyamae-ku Kamikihoncho Tokakuin The round trimmed azaleas are a wonderful place.

Okuzawa, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo Kushinbutsu Joshinji Temple You will be overwhelmed by the beauty of the fresh greenery that covers the mountain gate.

Tachikawa City, Tokyo Showa Kinen Park You will be impressed by the beauty of the layout of tulips in full bloom.

Iseyama Imperial Shrine near Sakuragicho in Yokohama. People stopping in front of cherry blossoms and pigeons shaking their heads.

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. Cherry branches in contact with water.

A famous spot for "light ink cherry blossoms" in Hadano City, Kanagawa Prefecture. In full bloom, the rapeseed field is also colorful and gorgeous. Left only yellow.

? Hitachi Seaside Park "Wa"

A small greenway in Setagaya Ward. I captured the moment after the rain of scattering flowers.

? Hitachi Seaside Park 菜の花とネモフィラを水晶玉の中に閉じ込めてみました‪‪☺︎‬

Shot in the Negarami-mae paddy field in Hamura City, Tokyo. I also feel the vitality in the bulbs.

What a beautiful photo. I've always found it interesting but never understood the train enthusiast culture, but when you see photos like this you really start to understand why. I really love seeing the old steam locomotives personally, as opposed to the newer models and shinkansen. I know about the Sagano romantic train and always thought it'd be a really cool experience to go on a sightseeing trip in Kyoto using it. I never knew Gunma had such amazing scenery as well. My friend from there always tells me how unbearably hot it gets in the summer so I just always assumed there couldn't be too much worthwhile, but I guess Japan's four seasons really are as prominent as they say. Amazing...

On a spring day when snow falls on the cherry blossoms, "Watarase Valley Railway" Midori, Gunma

Early morning cherry blossoms and "Watarase Valley Railway"

Trolley train "Watarase Valley" and cherry blossoms Midori, Gunma