Hakozaki-gu festival in Fukuoka City

Tomioka Silk Mill in Gunma Prefecture

Title: Spring in Nezu Is it now or never to bloom Looking forward to it Enjoy a walk in the downtown area While walking from town to city I want to find a little fun

I took this photo when I went on a trip to Nagoya before Corona. I remember that the season was summer and it was very sunny and very hot. Nagoya Castle at that time was under construction, and unfortunately I couldn't go inside the castle, so I took a walk around. There was a lot of delicious food in Nagoya, and I would like to go to Nagoya Castle again to see the inside, so I hope that the vaccine will spread and we will be able to go out safely.

Koyasan Kongobuji Temple. I want to go again after Corona.

Kasai Rinkai Park in the evening Coco Ferris wheel operation has resumed recently. I want to ride when Corona settles down

Itsukushima Shrine, Miyajima, Hiroshima Itsukushima Shrine that seems to float at high tide! !! Mysterious. The contrast of only red and white makes you think that you have come to a special shrine again The colors are wonderful. Itsukushima Shrine. I went to the photo 6 years ago, but due to the fourth wave of the new coronavirus, I was at work, and on holidays, I just stayed at home and when the corona calmed down, my family increased, and now I want to travel with my family of four to Hiroshima and Kyushu, which I have never been to. I pray that the corona will settle down as soon as possible. Please save as many lives as possible. I hope that medical professionals can return to normal as soon as possible.

The location is in Kawasaki city. Early in the morning, I left the house at 6 o'clock and got down from Noborito to explore. While taking a break, I searched for a place while considering the distance and location.

The city of Osaka seen from Yamate in Yao City, Osaka Prefecture. I hope that your old life will return soon.

Illumination of Oasis 21. Nagoya, which can be reached by direct flight, is a wonderful place where you can enjoy the history and urban feeling. I want to go there again and be impressed by the night view!

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?

Famous for Saint ☆ Onii-san, this photo was taken in Tachikawa City's commonly known Oni Park. It's like watching, like watching.

Kawazu cherry blossoms 🌸 near Sky Tree

This is a view of Minato Mirai from Yokohama Osanbashi.

It is a community center and cherry blossoms in Tamba City, Hyogo Prefecture. The old-fashioned wooden architecture goes well with the stunning cherry blossoms.

Sumida Park on a sunny day

Asago City, Hyogo Prefecture, a trolley trail road covered with snow.

In the 69th order of the Nakasendō, the pure Nakasendō 67-juku from Itabashi to Moriyama, which surpasses Kusatsu and Otsu-juku shared with the Tokaido, Narai-juku is the 34th post town in the middle of the Nakasendō, counting from Itabashi-juku on the Edo side and Moriyama-juku on the Kyoto side. The post town that prospered with many travelers at the highest altitude of the 11 Kiso inns, ahead of the difficult Torii Pass, was called "Narai Senken". The townscape has been selected as a national important preservation district for groups of traditional buildings, and retains a strong trace of the past. Quote from Narai-juku Tourist Association Narai-juku

Roppongi Sunset Roppongi Hills Sky Deck On a cold winter day, the air was clear and the sunset view was very beautiful. I could see all the way to the peak of Fuji.

God the snowscapes of Japan just get better and better. I keep hearing and reading about Ouchi-Juku all over the place and it's really got me itching to visit. I really love these old post stations and their historic feel. The buildings are really rustic and just looking at them makes me feel comfortable and relaxed. I really love the thatched roofs as well. I can imagine enjoying some delicious soup and tea next to an irori and just letting all life's troubles be whisked away. Top it if with some hot springs and I can't even imagine a better way to relax. Apparently there's the hot spring Yunokami onsen about 15 minutes from Ouchi-Juku but I guess there's also a footbath in Ouchi-Juku itself as well? Or maybe it's in the same area as Yonokami Onsen, I'm not 100% sure on that. Hopefully it's heated either way 😂

Winter in Okinawa

Tsuruga Castle in Fukushima! I'd heard of its white walls before, but it looks like winter is doing its best to make it completely white! Apparently Tsuruga Castle was designed after Kurokawa Castle that was sieged some time during the 1,500's. I wonder if the color scheme is true to Kurokawa Castle. It'd be interesting to know if there was some sort of tactical reason for an all-white castle. In a snowy region I could see it acting as a sort of camouflage but who knows. You can also barely see what looks like a shachihoko on the roof if you zoom in which is pretty neat. Apparently the inside of the castle has some mannequins set up with guns showing how the arrow-slits, or in this case gun-slits, would have been used. There's also other mannequins that show them being used for rock dropping as well. Warfare has come a long way since then😂

This is Tsuruga Castle in Fukushima Prefecture! It was even whiter from the snow and it was beautiful!

This is Ouchi-juku, Fukushima Prefecture!