This is a photo taken on the mountain trail at the top of the Great Seto Bridge toward Okayama.

I landed at Takamatsu Airport to see the cherry blossoms in Kagawa, but unfortunately the cherry blossoms in Kagawa Prefecture had not yet bloomed, so I rented a car and went to Kochi, which was already in full bloom. Niyodogawa Town is famous for its Niyodo Blue, but the cherry blossoms at the 500-year-old Gourd Sakura Park in Niyodogawa Town are spectacular. The cherry blossoms illuminated by the moon at night were divinely beautiful.

Kochi Castle, located in Kochi, is one of the 12 surviving castle towers built in the Edo period. The castle tower is usually lit up at night and you can enjoy it, but in spring, the cherry blossoms in full bloom color Kochi Castle, making it even more attractive. After sightseeing in various parts of Kochi Prefecture, I visited at night in an exhausted state, but the performance of the illuminated Kochi Castle and the cherry blossoms was so beautiful that the fatigue was blown away.

I took a picture of the village of Ochiai in Tokushima Prefecture with soba flowers. It is a typical Japanese scenery that I hope will remain forever.

It is Ritsurin Park during the fresh green season. It is highly regarded from overseas and has many foreign tourists.

The bottle is a sunset scene from the top of the forest (Ehime Prefecture). The silhouette on the right side of the photo is a shrine at the top of the mountain. On the front of the shrine is written "Ishidoyama Daigongen Women's Path", and inside the shrine is Ishido Kongo Zao Daigongen. The mountain you can see in front of you is Mt. Ishizuchi, the highest peak in Shikoku. In the majestic nature, the mind is cleansed and you feel reverent. It is an ancient mountain worship and the original scenery of Japan that we want to preserve for the future.

"Spring Konpira-san" Shikoku's Konpira-san "Golden Sword Hira Shrine" It is crowded with people who come to see the cherry blossoms every year. When I took this photo, there were not many people, probably because it was a weekday, so I was able to see the cherry blossoms slowly. Location: Kagawa Prefecture Kintohira Shrine

Cherry blossoms in Ritsurin Park. Taken in Ritsurin Park when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom. This place is a healing point where you can sit on a chair and look at the cherry blossoms and waterfalls in full bloom. When I sat down, I could feel the time and seasons of the garden flowing slowly. Location: Ritsurin Park

The 1000-year-old olive in Shodoshima, Kagawa Prefecture, is not well known here, and the location and a large 1000-year-old olive standing on the hill were very impressive

Takaya Shrine in Kagawa Prefecture, famous for its torii gate in the sky The view from here was also great.

"Ohara Red Early" is a specialty of Kagawa's citrus fruits, and the main production area is Sakaide City. The skin of the fruit is thin, the flesh is tender, and the sweet and juicy flavor makes people addicted as soon as they eat it.

Lake Takarayama, located in Mitoyo City, Kagawa Prefecture, is a well-known flower spot on the other side. As long as you stand at the entrance, you can see the fiery red flowers blooming in the distance, interspersed with rare white flowers. Under the background of the blue sky and turquoise lake, it looks even more delicate.

When I visited Megijima for the first time in a long time, a festival was being held on that day, so I took a picture. A festival dedicated to the god of the island "Sumiyoshi Shrine Grand Festival" The shrine festival at Megijima island There is a surprisingly unknown island culture Kagawa Prefecture and in Takamatsu City Megijima and Ogijima take turns holding a summer festival and parading around the island carrying a drum stand made of ropes handed down in Isshi Sōden. As the name suggests, the god of the island is a woman, and it has been handed down as a festival forbidden to women since ancient times so as not to be jealous. Drum stands are dropped and rolled wildly toward the gods, and at the end of the festival, the drum stands go into the sea. It's a small festival, but I hope that traditional culture and festivals like this will be passed on to future generations so that they do not decline.

Awa Odori ✨ that I go to see every year I also like dynamic male dances, but brilliant female dances are a must-see ?

The Great Pioneer of the Four Kingdoms.

Shimonada Station that I photographed the other day Aiming for the Magic Hour I went to shoot A trolley train that accidentally encounters a sunflower field It was a ??? nice day

Tomorrow (7/15) will last for three days, which is the annual opening day of the 86th Banshidōji Temple in the Shikoku Spiritual Field. In addition to paying homage to the "11-sided statue of Kannon" made of wood, the "Cleaned Garden" in the territory and the "Tomb of Haenyeo" at the back of the temple are also worth visiting.

The "Funny Matsuri (ひょうげ祭り)" held in Takamatsu City every second week of September is a traditional festival held to thank water for its bounty. Participants are dressed in costumes made of crops and parade with funny looks on their faces. It is an intangible folk cultural property of Takamatsu City.

The "Funny Matsuri (ひょうげ祭り)" held in Takamatsu City every second week of September is a traditional festival held to thank water for its bounty. Participants are dressed in costumes made of crops and parade with funny looks on their faces. It is an intangible folk cultural property of Takamatsu City.

It's time to splash in the water! @香川县赞岐市的津田海水浴场

Whenever I see a field of sunflowers in Mount Fosei, Takamatsu City, Kagawa Prefecture, I think of Henry Mancini's film, Sunflower. A withered sunflower that appeared hastily next to the blooming sunflower faintly revealed a sense of sadness.

The "Celestial Telescope Museum" in the Tawa area of Sanuki City, Kagawa Prefecture is home to countless obsolete telescopes, making it a paradise for stargazers.

The closest Cat Island to Takamatsu in the Seto Inland Sea, Ongi Island.

The Shikoku Shrine Eighty-three "Ichinomiyaji Temple" holds a cucumber blessing ceremony every year on the ugly day of soil use in July to ward off bad luck and illness for believers. In addition, writing down the name on the painting horse with the words "evil" and "disease" written on it, and then removing these two characters and leaving them to the temple, is said to have the same meritorious benefit.

It is famous for its "卯建" architecture and is also an old town that was once a distribution center for indigo dyeing, and the town of Waki in Mima City, Tokushima Prefecture. One of Japan's three most violent rivers, the Yoshino River, is full of nostalgic and melancholy gushing rivers, which makes you imagine the bustling scene of ancient times.

Chichibugahama Beach in Mitoyo City, Kagawa Prefecture There was wind and I couldn't take a reflection, so I took ? a silhouette photo. Even if you can't take reflections at Chichibugahama Beach, you can take good silhouette photos if you can see the sunset and sunset.

A small outlying island that made a name for itself as a "drifting post office" at the Setouchi International Art Festival, Awashima. Although it is inaccessible, it can occupy this entire tranquility.

The back mountain of the "88-an" opposite the Yaban Daiwa Temple on Shikoku Province is a large garden. From April to July, cherry blossoms, heather and hydrangeas bloom one after another, adding to the lively atmosphere of Dawa Temple.

Famous for its cherry blossoms, Hydrangea flowers bloom during the rainy season. Although the crowds are not as crowded as the cherry blossom season, flower lovers can quietly dominate the Seto Inland Sea in front of them on the top of the mountain.

One of the twenty-four shrines of Sanuki Enki Shiki Inner Shrine, Awai Shrine. Locals nicknamed Hydrangea Shrine. During the rainy season, as many as 3,000 hydrangeas bloom in the entire back mountain. Despite the inconvenient transportation, it still attracts many flower lovers.