A carpet of autumn leaves seen at Hondoji Temple in Matsudo City. The world colored in red was very beautiful and impressive.

Hirai Sports Park Skytree and Cosmos were 🌼 lovely

Went to Chiba over the weekend and we were originally planning on visiting Mt. Nokogiri but decided to stay near the bay area instead since the weather was so nice. It really felt like we were in a resort area and it was a lot of fun. We managed to book a cruise of the nearby factories and it was a blast. They had snack bags for feeding the seagulls on board the ship that you could buy for ¥100 and once we started moving the seagulls started to follow and it just became a feeding frenzy. You’d throw the chips out to the seagulls as the flew side by side with the ship and they were really skilled at catching the chips as well. If it was a weak throw or the wind caught it, the seagull would dive down to catch it. Even if they missed it, another seagull behind it would swoop into the water and grab it. We bought two bags and halfway through the second bag you could tell the seagulls were getting full or tired because they weren’t as agile as they were at the start😂. We also ate at a few restaurants. The steak and fried rice and the beef ramen was from Niku no Gyuuchu 肉の牛忠 I’m not sure if it has an English name or not. And the pizza was from a place called “Salvatore Cuomo.” Both tasted pretty good, I enjoyed the Italian restaurant more I think, but the steak restaurant had a nice, relaxed atmosphere compared to the rest of Lalaport which was pretty lively. I somehow lost the pictures I took of my pasta and the salad unfortunately. We also went inside Chiba Port Tower and it had some nice views and a “lovers corner” for taking photos, etc. They also had heart-shaped locks that visitors could buy and lock to a wall to signify their love or something to that effect. Overall it was a really fun experience and not too far from Tokyo. Would definitely like to go back and visit again!

I'm looking forward to this fall. This work was taken at Lake Tanuki the other day. The autumn leaves are beautiful in the morning sun. Mt. Fuji and beautiful autumn leaves At Lake Tanuki, Fujinomiya City, Shizuoka Prefecture 2021／10／8

Bill and Cosmos Autumn in Hamarikyu

Togetsukyo Bridge

A temple lit up with autumn leaves I hope Coronavirus pandemic end soon, and I want to go on another trip. Kyoto - Previously photographed

I call myself a superb view of the sunset and autumn leaves of Shiga Highland in Nagano Prefecture 2

I would say that it is a superb view of the sunset and autumn leaves of Shiga Highland in Nagano Prefecture 1

A waterfall in the middle of the Kuzuryu Dam in Ono City, Fukui Prefecture! It was ♪ very cool.

I went ♪ to Kuzuryu Dam in Ono City, Fukui Prefecture

Aerial view of Gujo Hachiman Castle in autumn It is a spectacular autumn castle called the castle tower on fire.

Autumn Foliage Reflection Autumn Foliage Day in Ogikubo and Otaguro Park

Rows of trees and autumn leaves 🍁 Autumn leaves are dyed in amazing colors in the morning sun Beautiful. Lake Kawaguchi - Yamanashi Prefecture - Previously photographed

Mt. Fuji and autumn leaves 🍁 Blue sky in autumn Lake Kawaguchi - Yamanashi Prefecture - Previously photographed

I thought this was a really nice article and video. I hadn't heard about Utase ships or Utase fishing before. I mentioned the other day in a post about the Edo-Tokyo Museum how I really liked seeing the architecture of the ships and just happened to come across this today. I love how you can see a full broadside view of the ship and its sails. Apparently there are a bunch of different varieties of sails and different numbers used depending on the size, etc. of the ship. I've never had the opportunity to go to Kumamoto sadly, but I'd like to see this in action if I get the chance. I've seen a lot of photos of Kumamoto Castle as well, so that's definitely something I'd be checking out if I visited. I'd like to do it in the spring to see the cherry blossoms as well.

This is a photo I took the other day at Atsuta Jingu Shrine on a ginkgo tree-lined avenue. When I looked at it from a distance, it was still green, but when I saw it up close, I felt that it was autumn.

First Post! My name is Kikpi! Japan fall, I will take on the challenge! This photo is at a temple in Nara Prefecture Took! If you want to take an aerial photo, look at the autumn leaves Found and photographed using backlight Autumn leaves come and go and are fantastic I was able to take a picture with the atmosphere! Use: Nikon D7500

Kitashiobara The autumn morning sun shone on the countryside as the sea of clouds began to clear and created a divine atmosphere.

The fresh green of the Oirase Gorge is also beautiful. Autumn leaves color the autumn hike. There are many autumn foliage spots here and there along the mountain stream! Please enjoy walking with the flow of pure water.

I think Shiraito Falls is most beautiful during the autumn foliage season.

Every year through the big traffic jam Nikko Iroha slope ...

Mito, Ibaraki Art Tower at Art Tower Mito Brocken phenomenon Vertical composition

Shot in Okusaga, Kyoto.

It's ❤Kyun at Shisendo in Kyoto ︎

It is a village of cherry blossoms in Obara Village, Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture. The blooming time of the four seasons cherry blossoms is autumn, so it is the only place in the Japan where you can see the autumn leaves and cherry blossoms together.

This is the view I saw on an autumn morning at Shibu Onsen in Nagano Prefecture. The intricately overlapping paths and the morning light were three-dimensional and beautiful.

Some photos I took during my visit to the Edo-Tokyo Museum. I really enjoyed seeing the recreations of the Edo cityscape and seeing what the city would have looked like back in the day. I like that you can also get a feel for what life was like at that time and you can even see people doing various jobs or holding tools related to them. I enjoyed seeing the boats as well, as it showed how shipping would been carried out at the time, and you also get to see the architecture of the ships, which was really awesome in my honest opinion. I also tried getting a decent photo of Tokugawa Ieyasu but I was really short on time when visiting as the museum was about to close, so I definitely need to go back there again. I wanted to see some of the other exhibits as well, stuff like the Great Kanto Earthquake exhibits, etc. so I have an excuse to visit again lol.