This morning's Prunus sargentii（Ezo cherry trees）. The cherry blossoms were in full bloom last weekend. It was sunny in Hokkaido The yellow sand was terrible and it was the worst. It's finally beautiful today I could see the blue sky. In the city, the cherry blossoms have exceeded their peak It has already begun to disperse.

Signs of spring in Miyanomori A friend called me, so I wandered behind the shrine. At my feet, small blue flowers were blooming. Ezo-engosaku (erythronium-like spring flower) They say they also bloom around Kōrakuen. Climbing the steep slope of the ski area you find white Kita-kobushi blossoms in full bloom. At eye level I found buds that hadn’t opened yet. A fuzzy, downy flower bud had fallen to the ground. When I put it in my palm, it felt somehow cute. When the Kita-kobushi blooms, cherry blossoms are said to begin opening before long. #Nishiokoppe Village #Hokkaido #Four seasons #Miyanomori #Kita-kobushi #Ezo-engosaku

“Takenoko Village,” nestled in the center of Minami-Izu Town in the national park, is overflowing with seasonal flavors. Let your children experience the nostalgic tastes of the past—this will surely become a memorable day. Experience bamboo shoot picking across an expansive 490,000-square-meter bamboo grove. Enjoy local specialties sold on site and meals centered on bamboo shoots. The mountains offer seasonal tastes throughout the year: bamboo shoots, shiitake mushrooms, wild mountain vegetables, amanatsu citrus, chestnuts, and shihotake (square bamboo). Take home memories of bamboo craftwork, too—every activity promises fun and a peaceful break from the city bustle. October 10–October 31 Shihotake Picking It’s shihotake season—pick the shoots of this square-shaped bamboo. Although this rare species originates from China, it tastes excellent. Depending on the weather, the season can extend into early November. May Amanatsu Citrus Picking Fully ripened and naturally grown, these fruits offer a perfect balance of tartness and sweetness that fills your mouth with delightful flavor. September Chestnut Gathering The season is planned from early September to early October (subject to change depending on summer weather). For details, please call us. November, December, and March Shiitake Picking Yields depend on rainfall, but you can enjoy the thick, natural shiitake flavor that defines true shiitake mushrooms.”

Night cherry blossom illumination is now on near Iwanai Shrine Street and Kunsuien! This is a new event starting this year🌸 Also, today, April 29, a tour of Kunsuien will be held. Kunsuien is one of the villas owned by wealthy merchant Ichitaro Umezawa, who served as Iwanai’s first mayor. It features a single-story wooden house built around 1920 (Taisho 9) and a Japanese garden developed between 1897 (Meiji 30) and around 1913 (Taisho 2). Full restoration began in fiscal 2021 (Reiwa 3), and the work is finally complete this year! A pre-opening runs from April 30, 9:00–17:00. Illumination of this site also starts on May 3, so please enjoy it together with the night cherry blossom lighting. If you visit Iwanai-cho, please be sure to stop by.

How about ❓🍺 a beer as a souvenir of Saruhashi? Hello, this is 🐒 Saruhashi Daikokuya Alcohol sales have started 🙌 today We have started ✨ handling beer from Far Yeast Brewing in Kosuge Not to mention the classic Far Yeast series, Radler 2024, which uses plenty of Yamanashi lemons, is also on sale 🍋 Please stop by 😁 Souvenirs are also available ✨ The curry using onions from Otsuki has been renewed and made even more delicious 🍛 Yamanashi's standard souvenir Shingen mochi, We also have 🙌 a lot of Shingen yaki that have been Popular recently The restaurant also offers 🍤 fried shingenyaki The restaurant is also waiting for ✨ you with a new menu such as cold Soba noodles For those who enjoy Yamanashi from now on, For those who are going home, Please 😁 stop by the healing spot of early summer dazzling fresh greenery

Avoid the crowded city during Golden Week and hike into the nearby forest. The mountains are green week of young leaves. Location: Yeong Minamoto san Park, Shunan City, Yamaguchi Prefecture

It is "Mifune Falls" in Kawakami Village, Nara Prefecture. It is famous for its icefalls in winter, but I think the fresh green season is also wonderful.

This photo was taken when I participated in the 50th Osaka Prefecture Challenge Mountaineering Tournament held on Sunday, April 14. Luckily, it was a sunny day, and it was a cherry blossom view that I encountered when I passed through the Mizukoshi Pass from Mt. Yamato Katsuragi to Mt. Kongo. After all, I pressed the shutter while thinking that the blue sky would look good on the cherry blossoms, and I personally think it is one of the convincing photos.

Cherry blossoms are good, but Nemophila is also recommended! Spring photo at Umami Hills Park in Nara.

Ashino Park It's a place I've been wanting to go to for a long time, but I was finally able to go there this Spring. A local railway runs through the rows of cherry blossom trees in a vast park The weather was just right, and I was able to enjoy this idyllic scenery with the cherry blossoms in full bloom.

This is "Wakabayashi Park" in Shiroishi City, Miyagi Prefecture. Every year around Golden Week in May, it is a popular spot where you can enjoy the beautiful purple "wisteria shelf".

Butterflies were sucking the nectar of rape flowers. I was able to take a very close picture.

In Suzaka City, there is an open garden that opens to the public of the owner's garden free of charge, with the courtesy of and goodwill of the owner. Now in its 20th year, you can Appreciation a total of 41 gardens, including 33 Gardens in the city area and 8 Gardens on the Minenohara Highlands. Appreciation of the open garden, You can get a booklet of the Open Garden at the Shinshu Suzaka Tourist Association or Suzaka City office, or you can view it Suzaka City Official website. On Saturday, May 25th, we will also Held in an open garden walk to Appreciation the open garden in the city center! We are now looking for participants! For more information, see Shinshu Suzaka Tourist Association Home page.

Photographed 3/30/24. It is a drooping cherry blossom in the middle of the temple.

I went to the Atsubetsu River to see the cherry blossoms Horsetail is also growing, and it's Spring

This is a cherry blossom photo taken at Sukugawa Park in Nishinomiya City, Hyogo Prefecture. Regardless of the location, I personally think that the cherry blossom scenery is the Spring scenery that Japan can be proud of in the world. The cherry blossoms have already fallen, but when the time comes for the cherry blossoms to bloom, I will feel a new start and at the same time I will do my best! I want to be as lively as a young leaf! I find myself thinking.

Wisteria 🌟 in Aoba-en This is the wisteria of Aoba-en in Saitama Prefecture. The illumination started this year, and it was in Best time to visit! There is only a natural monument of Saitama Prefecture, and you can feel 🤤 the history

The Itajiki Valley, which had been closed due to a fallen tree, has reopened✨ Please exercise caution when passing through. With this reopening, you can now see the Great Falls. Come visit the refreshingly cool Itajiki Valley during Golden Week😊 *The photo was taken in June 2023.*

The wisteria shelf in Hidakagawa Town, Wakayama Prefecture is the longest in Japan. When viewed from above, it looks as if a dragon is soaring over the mountains It is brewing. 😀

Located in Ume Plum City, Tokyo, Shiofune Kannonji Temple. Except for Kyushu, there are not many places where you can see so many azaleas.

Nemophila at the state-run Hitachi Seaside Park. It is all blue, and it looks like a large Sea Field. 😊

The beach forms a literal bow-shaped curve about 1.2 km long, with a gently sloping shoreline and calm waves, making it a safe and enjoyable spot for couples and families. To the east, the projecting Tarai Cape offers a superb observation point with sweeping coastal views; to the south you can see the Izu Islands, and to the east and west the coastline stretches toward Tsumekizaki and Ishirōzaki respectively—one of the site’s proud features. ● Selected as one of Japan’s Top 100 Swimming Beaches ● Selected as one of Japan’s Top 100 Shores (Japan’s Top 100 Forests, Waterfalls, and Shores) ● Selected as one of Japan’s Top 100 White Sand and Green Pine Beaches ● One of the Three Great Beaches of Izu (Yumigahama, Shirahama Ōhama, Imai-hama)

Photographed 3/30/24. It is a drooping cherry blossom in Kitain.

Seihō Fudōson Open to the Public — Cancelled in Case of Rain May 3 (Public Holiday, Friday) 10:00–around 13:00 Open to the Public Inside the chapel at the back of the summit plaza, the guardian Buddha Seihō Fudō, protector of legs and lower back, safe childbirth, and longevity, is enshrined. Be sure to enjoy the breathtaking view that spreads below from the summit plaza of Seihō in the Hibita district! Why not include this in your Golden Week hike? Access: From Isehara Station, Kanagawa Chuo Kotsu bus, North Exit platform 1 Get off at Kurihara bound for Hōkokuji, then walk 60 minutes ※A 2,500-meter walk from Sannomiya Hibita Shrine, about a one-hour uphill hike

Photographed on April 6, 24. Behind the Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine, it is the honorary cherry blossom of the Shingashi River. The combination of cherry blossoms and boats is tasteful.

Hello 😃 This is Crystal Sound. Time flies, and it will soon be May — what a surprise 😅 At Shosenkyo Gorge, the trees are beginning to show plump new green shoots 🌱 as they welcome the fresh season, and you can see their vigor. You might also hear pleasant birdsong in the air. Why not take a leisurely walk through nostalgic streets, forgetting the passage of time for a while? A visit to Shosenkyo Gorge might fill you with energy ☺️ It could spark a change in your step starting tomorrow! By the way, the gemstone for May is emerald ✨ Its beautiful green color suits the fresh-leaf season perfectly. The gemstone meanings of emerald are… “happiness, good fortune, love, hope.” You can feel its sparkling power 😉 Come to Shosenkyo Gorge to heal a tired heart. All of our staff sincerely look forward to welcoming you 😆

This is the Shiroishi River embankment in Miyagi Prefecture. The cherry blossoms seem to have been a little early, I was able to take a picture of the snow and cherry blossoms in the mountains, forsythia, and a quartet of trains.

Nayoro Tourism Volunteer Association Workshop 【Exploring the mountains and Sansai in spring】 At the Nayoro Sightseeing volunteer Association, we will hold a workshop to take a walk in the forest of the city with a guide and collect Sansai and cook it during this Spring season! The participation fee is 1,500 yen and the capacity is limited to 25 people, so if you would like to participate, please ♪ apply as soon as possible Applications can be made by e-mail. MAIL:nayoro-volunteer@nayoro-kankou.com * When applying by e-mail, please enter the following information. 1 Name furigana 2 Date of birth 3 Phone number 4 Address 5 Allergies, etc. ◆Notes◆ 1 Sansai harvesting baskets, scissors, and cooking utensils are available for rent. 2 Please dress according to the weather. It is desirable to wear clothes that cover the skin. 3 We do not provide dishes other than Sansai, so we recommend that you Bring your own with light meals such as rice balls. 5 Reception on the day of the event will be held from 8:45 a.m. Hot spring in front of the Sun Pillar Barbecue House. For more information and to apply, please see the flyer!

This is also a photo of the Uda River cherry blossom trees in Uda City, Nara Prefecture. Red bonbori are lined up along the river, and the contrast of red mixed with light pink is very cute and recommended.

Wisteria shelf× lupine Spring × just 🪻 spring At Ashigara Flower Park, wisteria will be in best time to visit this weekend. Experience 🤤🤤 the best wisteria shelf in Japan