Green leaves in the eyes, fresh green Canyon

Rows of cherry blossom trees 🌸🌸 in a local hidden gem

Someiyoshino 🌸 enveloping the Torii shrine gate gate This is a small temple in Saitama Prefecture. Every year, Japanese Someiyoshino blossoms from behind the Torii gate gate to envelop the Torii shrine gate. I'm 🤤 looking forward to next year

We took a walk to Tsukisamu Park in Sapporo. Are the cherry blossoms about to bloom?　It was about that. There was a pile of what looked like an old lawn. Because there are people who manage the park, I thought I was enjoying it in this way. I'm grateful for that.

Tulips are a timeless beauty. With their vibrant colors, graceful shapes, and subtle fragrances, they have become one of the most beloved flowers in the world. During my visit to Toyama, I went to the Nyuzen flower field, one of the largest tulip fields in Japan. The field boasts a fantastic backdrop of Snowcapped northern Alps.

With Mt. Fujiwara, Representative of Inabe City, Mie Prefecture, in the background, a yellow train on the Hokusei Line of the Sangi Railway runs on the carpet of lotus fields. I took a picture of the spring scene in Inabe City. April 2024

Hello! This is the Shosenkyo Tourism Association. The sacred tree of Kanayama Shrine, "Kanayama," is now at its best. The pale yellow ukon cherry, tinged with a golden hue, looks mystical and truly feels like a power spot for improving financial luck. The double-flowered cherry in front has also begun to bloom, so you can likely enjoy yellow and pink blossoms together.

I took a picture of rape blossoms, cherry blossoms, and forests, thinking that the three colors of yellow, pink, and green would be good. Isn't it the tricolor of spring that can only be taken at this time of year?

It is a cherry blossom in Onomichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture Cherry blossoms match the old cityscape Spring in Japan begins with cherry blossoms When the cherry blossoms fall, summer is already approaching "#Spring" "#Photo Contest"

Rape flowers and cherry blossoms were blooming

Rape flowers and cherry blossoms were blooming

Drooping 🌸 branches of Kakunodate Bukeyashiki Street The drooping cherry blossoms on Bukeyashiki Street are crowded 🌸 with many people every year both day and night The nearby Hinokiuchi Embankment cherry blossom trees are also very wonderful. The illumination will be held from sunset to 10:30 p.m. until May 5.

Kakogawa City, Hyogo I thought about giving up and going home, but I waited for them to disperse and wandered around the Precincts for more than an hour. It scattered 😌 brilliantly Impression when it looked like snow and became a cherry blossom blizzard, I couldn't stop being happy

When I went to take a picture of the cherry blossoms and stars, it was lit up, so when I came back the next day, the moon was fat and it didn't work out well The inclusion of the third photo is a coincidence, but a little story-like ? has been added and I like it ・Location 1 Fukushima Prefecture, Fukushima City, Matsukawa-cho, Kanazawa Fukazawa 32 Yoshimizu Sakura 2 Shidarezakura weeping cherry blossoms in Mizuhara, Matsukawa-cho, Fukushima City, Fukushima Prefecture ・Date: 2024/04/14~15 ・Equipment: FUJIFILM X-E4 + XF18-55mm Editing: Lightroom Classic, Photoshop

A hidden gem in Gunma. Cherry Blossom Trees and Reflections 🌸 When you put in the blue sky, it has 🌸🌸 a wonderful atmosphere like a picture book #Sakura #Photocon

It is the cherry blossom of Sakitama Kofun Park in Gyoda City, Saitama Prefecture. You can ✨ take another unusual photo with cherry blossoms blooming on top of the burial mound I tried 😊 to put rape blossoms, cherry blossoms, and the sky with an ultra-wide-angle lens #Spring #Photo Contest

A jizo that I happened to find at a temple in Hyogo Prefecture One 😌 Heart

Photographed 4/13/24. Behind the Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine, it is the honorary cherry blossom of the Shingashi River. The rape flowers and flower rafts are very beautiful. This year, I have been to the Shingashi River many times, and it is fun to take pictures of the cherry blossoms. 😊🌸

Rape flowers and cherry blossoms Kashihara City, Nara Prefecture Fujiwara Kyo Site April 2024

Photographed 4/13/24. Behind the Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine, it is a cherry blossom and boat excursion on the Shingashi River.

Aichi Prefecture Shinshiro City Shinshiro City stream through Kurosei I went to the "Weeping Flower Peach Village" along the Ebi River. There are red, white, pink, and beautiful peaches blooming on both sides of the river. It seems that the volunteers in this area take good care of it. When I saw two elderly people taking a walk together while looking at the blooming peaches I felt that it was spring ~.

Photographed 4/13/24. Behind the Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine, it is the honorary cherry blossom of the Shingashi River. A boat is moving through a flower raft.

Koyasan Trail: In the Yagiyama settlement (Yaki-yama) upstream of the Iwashina River, people once burned the mountain to clear land, so it came to be called “Yaki-yama.” From that settlement, a three-kilometer walk into the mountains brings you to a hidden, tranquil realm where sheer cliffs of strange rock rise along a mountain stream. This place is called Koyasan. Long ago it served as a practice site for shugendo ascetics of Shingon esoteric Buddhism, and many stone Buddhist statues stand here. ☆A legendary site linked to a famous priest☆ There is even a legend that Kobo Daishi once visited this place but left because the smell of fertilizer from nearby fields was impure and the valley was not deep enough; he later went to Kishu (Wakayama Prefecture) and established Mount Koya. Supporting that tale, a practice site called “Enma Shingyo” on the cliff’s mid-slope once enshrined a statue of Kobo Daishi, though it has since been relocated to Eizen-ji Temple in Yagiyama. In the late Edo period, a monk named Taizen trained at Enma Shingyo, traveling to nearby villages to perform prayers. His reputed spiritual powers earned him the honorific title O-Daishi, and his devotees grew to some 200 people. When he left the area, he left sutras and priestly robes with the local Taguchi family as mementos. The family preserved a written box inscription noting that Taizen was from Mikawa (Aichi Prefecture), that he visited in the first year of Tenpo (1830) to enshrine a likeness of Kobo Daishi, that he stayed in retreat for about a year, and that many followers gathered. Another tradition says that during the Kenkyu era (1190–1199), the priest Mongaku also stayed here in retreat; when he tried to leave after completing his training, wild roses tangled in his robes and would not let him go. Mongaku then returned to the rock cave and continued his practice. Since then, locals have called those wild roses “Mongaku roses.”

Sahoro Lake Campground opens on Wednesday, May 1! Sahoro Lake Campground, which had been closed for the winter, reopens on the same day. The campground is a free-site area on the shore of Sahoro Lake, created by the construction of Sahoro Dam, and it offers facilities such as cooking areas and toilets. You can relax amid vast greenery or enjoy activities on Sahoro Lake like fishing. Maximum number of tents: 500 Fee: Free #Hokkaido #Tokachi #Shintoku #Shintoku Tourism Association #Campground #Sahoro Lake Campground #Canoe#SUP #Fishing #Nature

Photographed on April 12, 24. Behind the Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine, it is the honorary cherry blossom of the Shingashi River. A boat is moving through a flower raft.

Located in the mountainous area of Tanabe City, Wakayama Prefecture, the Oto Canyon is truly nature itself, and you can enjoy the scenery of the four seasons.

The Kitayama River stream through the enclave of Wakayama Prefecture and the fresh greenery were very beautiful.

During the bamboo shoot season, a few quick-witted fireflies danced.

It's a pity that the leaves and cherry blossoms were in a very nice place in Hyogo Prefecture, but next year

A bird's-eye view of a row of cherry blossom trees I took an aerial shot with a drone in the early morning. Ibi-gun, Gifu