Japan places to visit after corona Oshino Hakkai and Fuji 2021/5/2 around 16:00 pm In Yamanashi #After Corona

Japan places to visit after corona Fuji surrounded by green and blue skies 2021/5/2 around 14:00 pm In Yamanashi #After Corona

Japan places to visit after corona Fuji surrounded by blue skies 2021/5/2 around 14:00 pm At Lake Yamanaka, Yamanashi #After Corona

Japan places to visit after corona Mt. Fuji surrounded by green and blue skies 2021/5/2 around 10 am In Yamanashi #After Corona

Japan places to visit after corona Diamond Fuji 2021/5/3 around 5:30 am At Lake Tanuki, Shizuoka #After Corona

This looks like a really cool place to visit in Yamanashi if you're heading over to Mt. Fuji or the five lakes. Apparently this place (Saiko Iyashi no Sato Nenba) was destroyed by a landslide caused by a typhoon in the 60s but was rebuilt some 40 years later. Looks like there's a bunch of stuff to do as well: museums, galleries, craft making experiences, etc. I'm curious as to whether or not the thatched roofs are constructed the same way as the Gassho-zukuri roofs of Shirakawa-go and Gokayama, as they look very similar. I bet it'd look really nice in the winter when it snows and there's also cherry blossoms in the area so that'd be nice for visiting in the spring. Looks fun!

♡ Yamanashi ♡ I invited my friends to climb the first Mt. Shichimyeon, "Climb Mt ?. Shichimyeon to pay tribute to your ancestors, your dormant talent will bloom, you will be helped when you are in trouble, and good things will happen." I'm non-religious, but I climbed ?✨ it regardless. ♡ I think it was the first resting point, when the monk and his friend talked with each other. At that time, my daughter immediately started climbing by herself, and the monk was also a runner, so I found her immediately. He took my daughter's luggage and ran with me, and at the end, he told me about the ice cream reward and told me various good stories ? about Mt. Shichimen and the mountain opposite, when I resumed with my daughter at the ? finish line. ♡ ♡ When I started climbing the mountain, I was only thinking about work, my future, and myself, but when I went down, all I could ? think about was wishing for everyone's happiness and gratitude to my ancestors. ♡ I often go to mountain climbing with my friends, but I like it because I have to adjust to everyone's pace, and if I climb alone, I may be able to return a few hours early, but I like it because it encourages me, carries my luggage, waits, and helps each other to reach the goal. ♡ There are times when you suddenly fall and cause trouble for others. That's why I help people even when they are having a hard time or when they think it's troublesome. I realized again that this is how work and relationships go well. ♡ The bamboo shoots in the lunch box were freshly picked by the student's mother. I boiled it immediately and it was delicious for ❤️ my lunch box, thank you very much ?. ♡ Happiness does not ? come to selfish people I often take my children with me because I want them to naturally notice such things, and when their minds and hearts are confused, they want them to climb mountains to refresh themselves. Time ✨ to face yourself quietly ♡ Thank you for ? a wonderful time ♡ ♡ ♡

I can't get over how much I love seeing pictures of the stars from Japan. It's a completely different sky than back where I'm from. On top of that the weeping cherry blossoms are just indescribably beautiful as well. It looks like this is Okkazuma in Yamanashi Prefecture. The area seems to have some really awesome scenery. Rice fields and stuff too perhaps. It looks like it'd be a really cool place to go sightseeing or cherry blossoms viewing during the next season (or if you can get there now I suppose). I bet you could bring a telescope as well and probably see some beautiful stars if this is any indication of how clear the sky is.

What a cool photo. It has such a mysterious atmosphere to it. I really love this about weeping cherries. They always look especially beautiful at night too I've noticed. I like the wagasa as well, it really completes the look. I'm not sure if it's supposed to look mysterious or not but it definitely gives off that kind of vibe. It's like something you would have seen in Demon Slayer. Maybe this is where they got the inspiration for some things? The fog caused by the lighting is really awesome as well. Not surprised that it's at the base of Mt. Fuji either, there are so many amazing sights around the mountain and I guess this is just another one to keep in mind when visiting the area.

Niikurayama Sengen Shrine in the early morning. Mt. Fuji is beautiful after snowfall.

Morning at Niikurayama Sengen Shrine. Mt. Fuji enters the torii gate, and the scenery is very magnificent.

Lake Shoji is the most visited of the Fuji Five Lakes. It is a very quiet and pleasant place.

This photo was taken on the shore of Lake Kawaguchi in Yamanashi Prefecture. It had snowed the day before, and it was quite cold in the early morning of this day. Therefore, the air was clear and Mt. Fuji looked very beautiful.

Narusawa Ice Cave! After all it's so beautiful ?.

Night view when camping in winter at Lake Motosu in Yamanashi Prefecture

Japan people's table. Eating out today. To the sharecropping of Lake Kawaguchi. The third installment. On this day, in addition to Tenju and Uncle, of course I also ordered Hoto. I ate the normal one last time I came, so this time it tasted spicy. After all it was delicious. Next time, I'm aiming for Houto Fudo.

Japan people's table. Eating out today. To the sharecropping of Lake Kawaguchi. The second installment. On this day, in addition to Tenju, I also ordered a children's uncle. It was the first time I bothered to order and eat my uncle outside. I thought it would be anyway and went to Uncle Boar. It was delicious.

Japan people's table. Eating out today. To the sharecropping of Lake Kawaguchi. It is a popular restaurant where there is a line all day. I went in the evening aiming for a time when it seemed to be free, but I waited 45 minutes. It's a famous restaurant, but I love the shrimp tenju here. The space between the seats is wide, so I enjoyed it with peace of mind.

Fried rice and ? fried rice at "Heianrou" in Fujiyoshida City, Yamanashi Prefecture This is the so-called town Chinese ? I especially want you to eat fried rice! !️ There's no better fried rice than here! !️ Simple, rustic、、、 that's good! !️

Fried ? shrimp, a specialty of "Hamakko Yokomachi" in Fujiyoshida City, Yamanashi Prefecture And my recommendation is crab cream croquettes ? This crab cream croquette is too different in level! !️ Homemade tartar ? there Tartar is handmade ? from mayonnaise When ? ♂️ you come to see Mt. Fuji

Yamanashi Prefecture's local cuisine "Hoto" The flat, chewy noodles are intertwined with miso-based juice to warm up ?. One dish you want to eat in winter! !️ ?

Fujiyoshida's Maple Festival Tunnel of illuminated autumn leaves

This "helmet ring" is a fusion of the traditional craft of Japan "lacquer" and the existence "samurai" that is synonymous with Japan people as accessories. The armor worn by samurai on the battlefield was lacquered. In order to reproduce this, silver is lacquered in a special way. It will be a memory of a lifetime as a memento of your visit to the Japan.

Stand on the strange bridge.

It is ? a piece of autumn in Lake Kawaguchi During the autumn foliage season, it is very crowded and it is becoming more difficult to take pictures every year.

? Yamanashi / Niikurayama Sengen Park This view of Chureito and Mt. Fuji is superb, and it shows all kinds of expressions depending on the season and ✨ time of day! ☺️

? Yamanashi / Niikurayama Sengen Park

On this day, there are large hanging clouds on the left and cap cloud on Mt. Fuji. It was very fantastic.