Clear streams in Wakayama Prefecture were canoeed down the river, and many people were enjoying the fresh green season.

It is "Kaya no Falls" in Hyakunoyama Canyon, Wakayama Prefecture. The Baanshan Canyon is also a mountain trail, and you can enjoy a waterfall tour.

Green leaves in the eyes, fresh green Canyon

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.

In an area where depopulation is progressing, many carp streamers were swimming comfortably. The wishes of the residents are conveyed.

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

The rhododendrons that bloom in the Precincts of Sanmai-in, a temple in Mt. Koya, have been designated as natural monuments by the prefecture.

The trees I met on the women's road Roundabout Mt. Koya, showing an overwhelming presence. Elevation is close to 1000m, so it seems that budding is still to come.

The honeybee azaleas that bloom on the terraces of Nagaizaka on the Kumano Kodo, a World Cultural Heritage Site, vary from year to year, but there are times when you can see a tunnel of flowers.

Glowing mushroom season has arrived. It occurs every year in the coastal forests of Wakayama Prefecture from around Golden Week, but it is greatly affected by temperature and humidity, so what about this year? It's quite difficult to shoot, so we go through a lot of trial and error. At this time, a meteor was captured by chance.

It starts from the J raft descent in Kitayama Village, an enclave in Wakayama Prefecture, from Golden Week. Please enjoy this spectacular view and thrill.

It's a shining season for both people and nature.

The cherry blossoms will be missed, but they will fall again, next year.

I visited the Shimanose Dam in Minamikawa Town, Wakayama Prefecture, during heavy rain.

It is a mountain cherry blossom that blooms along a mountain stream in Kozagawa Town, Wakayama Prefecture. Same as the Torii (shrine gate) I posted before, I shot with multiple exposures (this time with two layers).

In the midst of fresh greenery, many people come to enjoy canoeing and rafting on the Kitayama River in Wakayama Prefecture. In May, sightseeing rafting also begins. The surface of the clear river also shines emerald green.

This is a rice planting experience where you plant rice seedlings by hand on Aragi Island. The children and their parents all seem to have learned about the difficulties of farm work.

Oyster work before rice planting on Aragi Island. Rice paddies, each of which has a small area, are difficult to mechanize, so we have to rely on human hands. Let's thank the producer and have rice.

There were many carp streamers raised in the Tanyu River, which flows through Kudoyama Town, Wakayama Prefecture, and they were swimming comfortably in the spring breeze.

This hanging chick is also decorated with the goten chick in the previous posted.

This splendid Gotenhina has been handed down to the old family of Katsuragi Town.

I think that the drooping cherry blossoms of Prince Fushikai are a healing landscape for those who walk along the Kumano Kodo.

It is a scenery of Shirahama, a tourist destination in Wakayama Prefecture. I took a picture of Tanabe Bay from the observation deck of the plain grassland. The orange roof is Hotel Kawahisa.

It is the sunset and cherry blossoms in Shirahama, Wakayama Prefecture. I was able to capture the scenery that I had always wanted to take with the sunset sea and cherry blossoms.

It is the cherry blossom of Jisonin Temple in Kudoyama Town, Wakayama Prefecture. My mother came out from Kagawa Prefecture to meet my son Kukai, but at that time Koyasan was forbidden to women, so she could not go to Kukai and lived in this Jisonin Temple. It is said that Kukai came down to the temple nine times a month to see his mother, and the place was named Mt. Kudo.

It is Nachi Falls in Wakayama Prefecture. I go there every year because I am fascinated by the fantastic scenery created by the mist.

About 500 Someiyoshino trees are planted on the shores of Shimanose Dam and Lake Shimanose Dam in the southern town of Wakayama Prefecture. When I visited, it was in full bloom when it was time to take pictures.

It is the large Torii (shrine gate) gate and cherry blossoms of Kumano Kodo Osaihara. It was not taken from the front of the Torii (shrine gate), but from the back. If you change the composition, you will encounter a different scenery.

There is an equestrian statue of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the first president of the Republic of Turkey, in Oshima, Kushimoto Town, Wakayama Prefecture. The connection between Oshima and Turkey began with the wreck of the Turkish warship Ertugrul. For the shoot, I tried to combine the equestrian statue with the Kawazu cherry blossoms by devising the composition.