Introducing the Hands-Free Rental Bicycle Service🚲🚲 Leave your large luggage at the airport shuttle bus and set off light on your bicycle🎵 With a bicycle, you can enjoy beautiful scenery that is too far to walk or easily missed by car😊 As you casually stop by enticing places, you can fully experience the local atmosphere through the scents of the wind and air😍 While pedaling freely, you may discover special sights that you wouldn't encounter on a car or walking trip🎶🎶 Make sure to enjoy the overwhelming vastness and stunning landscapes unique to Tokachi🤗 We offer a range of options including "electric bicycles" for beginners and those lacking confidence, as well as "cross bikes" for smooth rides, and professional "road bikes" or "mountain bikes"🚴‍♀️🚴‍♀️ Choose according to your riding experience and preferred style❗️ 🔶Usage Period: June 1, 2026 (Monday) to November 1, 2026 (Sunday) 🔶Service Route: Tokachi Obihiro Airport ⇔ Obihiro Station Bus Terminal 🔶Operating Hours: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM 🔷Important Notes The hands-free rental bicycle service is available only to customers using the rental bicycles and is completely reservation-based. *The service will be suspended during the Obon period and Silver Week due to airport congestion. 🔷Reservations and Inquiries 📍Departing from Tokachi Obihiro Airport ANDOOR TEL: 0155-66-5894 (9:00 AM to 5:00 PM) 📍Departing from Obihiro Station ECO Bus Center Rikuru TEL: 0155-23-5920 (9:30 AM to 5:30 PM) https://andoor.jp/%e6%89%8b%e3%81%b6%e3%82%89%e3%83%ac%e3%83%b3%e3%82%bf%e3%82%b5%e3%82%a4%e3%82%af%e3%83%ab-2/...

Kyoto's Rainy Season Has Begun – Enjoy Traditional Japanese Games Indoors Kyoto has officially entered the rainy season, bringing more rainy days to the city. While rain can sometimes change travel plans, it also creates an opportunity to discover unique indoor experiences in Kyoto. One activity we highly recommend is enjoying traditional Japanese games that have been passed down through generations. At AriHana Kyoto, visitors can experience classic games such as Kendama, Daruma Otoshi, Karuta, and Otedama. These traditional games have been enjoyed by Japanese families for many years and continue to bring people together today. As a comfortable indoor venue, AriHana Kyoto is an ideal destination for families with young children, even on rainy days. If you are visiting Kyoto's Higashiyama area during the rainy season, we invite you to experience the joy of traditional Japanese games and create lasting family memories. We look forward to welcoming you to AriHana Kyoto. #Kyoto #KyotoTravel #VisitKyoto #JapanTravel #RainyDayInKyoto #IndoorActivities #FamilyTravel #FamilyFriendly #JapaneseCulture #TraditionalJapaneseGames #CulturalExperience #ThingsToDoInKyoto #Higashiyama #KyotoWithKids #AriHanaKyoto

Hello, this is the En'emon Heritage Museum. As June begins, Shosenkyo Gorge is entering its best season, showcasing vibrant lush greenery🌿 The massive rock tunnel known as "Stone Gate" along the walking path in Shosenkyo. The enormous rock above hangs in an unstable shape yet remains completely still, with its tip slightly separated from another rock. You will surely experience its thrilling grandeur. The summer light streaming in from beyond the gate, combined with the fresh deep green scenery, feels like an entrance to another world✨ Pass through the Stone Gate and recharge with the refreshing energy of summer. At our store, we offer a variety of raw stones and jewelry, including newly arrived unique amethysts💎 The amethyst geode in the photo displays a gentle purple color that beautifully stands out as a piece of room decor. When you visit Shosenkyo, please stop by. We sincerely look forward to your visit😊

【Announcement】 Event Information♪ 🦁Lions Charity Festival 2026✨ On June 20th (Saturday) and 21st (Sunday), it will be held at Iwanai Michi-no-Eki Front Event Square😊 📅June 20th (Saturday) and 21st (Sunday) ⏰11:00 AM to 8:00 PM 📍Iwanai Michi-no-Eki Front Event Square Iwanai Lions Club Beer Garden🍻 and Iwanai Station Cheerleading Team will liven up the venue! And every day at 6:00 PM… 🎁We will hold a bingo and lottery with fabulous prizes! Join with your family and friends, enjoy delicious food and drinks, and have a wonderful time together✨ We look forward to your visit♪ *For more details, please refer to the flyer.

【Reihoku Sunset Marche】Announcement for June📣 Hello everyone! Here is the announcement for the "Reihoku Sunset Marche" taking place in June♪ 👀Highlights of this Sunset Marche👀 ❣The "Reihoku Sunset Marche" will feature local agricultural products, processed goods, and side dishes for sale. The famous "Ninoya" will also have a stall with its delicious ikinari dango! You can also enjoy a pack-your-own deal with Amakusa Bankan and small onions! We look forward to seeing you all 😊 Don't forget to bring your own bags 🛍✨ 【Items for Sale】 ・Amakusa Bankan (pack-your-own) ・Okra ・Rice🌾 ・Side Dishes ・Pumpkin ・Cucumber🥒 ・Bitter Melon ・Potato🥔 ・Small Onion (pack-your-own) ・Dekopon ・Corn🌽 ・Eggplant🍆 ・Flower Grass ・Bread ・Beets ・Bell Pepper🫑 ・Botamochi ・Mini Tomatoes ・Molokhia 🥦🍅🥕🍠🥬🧅🫑🌽🌶🫛🍆🫚🥔 Reihoku Sunset Marche 【Date: June 14th (Sunday) from 1 PM to 3 PM 【Location】Amakusa Reihoku Tourist Association (Reihoku Town Tourist Information Center, 4535-1 Kamitsufukae, Reihoku Town)

At this time, the cherry blossoms were about 80% in bloom, but the morning sunlight was perfect. If the timing is right, the rays of light here are outstanding. Be cautious of deer at night.

August 1 (Saturday) Sunset Cruising at Minami Bōsō Tateyama Bay 2026 Located in the south of Boso Peninsula facing Tokyo Bay, Tateyama is a coastal town where you can fully enjoy the scenic views. Join us for an evening cruise that showcases the charm of Tateyama's sea, the sea breeze of the coastal town, and the emotional summer sunset. Don't miss the magical hour featuring Mount Fuji. Enjoy it along with a buffet on board. Application → https://bonichi.com/kanko/1327650-2/... Deadline: July 17, 2026 (Friday) 28,000 yen per person (including tax, for high school students and above) 〈Includes boarding fee and dinner (buffet style)〉 *High school students must be accompanied by a guardian. Please apply together. *Minimum number of participants: 30 Capacity: 70 Reception starts at 17:00, gathering At “Nagisa Station” Tateyama, 1st floor lounge (Please check in by 17:40 for boarding) Organizer: Tateyama Coastal Town Development Research Association Contact: 090-3206-7814 Vessel cooperation: Triangle Co., Ltd. Food service: casa fresca Supported by: Tateyama City Tourism Association Cooperation: Tateyama City, Tateyama City Passenger Ship Welcome Committee, Tateyama Fisheries Cooperative Tateyama Chamber of Commerce and Industry Youth Division, Chiba Prefecture Small Business Association Awa Branch Tateyama Junior Chamber, Bōnichi Newspaper, Core Communication Registration will close once capacity is reached. Thank you for your understanding. ■Travel Planning and Implementation Chiba Prefecture Governor Registered Travel Agency No. 2-563 Bōsū Nichinichi Shimbun Co., Ltd. Bōnichi Tourism Travel Operations Manager: Naoto Handa Contact: ☎0470-25-5505 https://bonichi.com/kanko/1327650-2/...

Nestled along the rugged coastline of Otaru, Hokkaido, stands the remarkable Sea Lion Rock, a lesser-known gem that remains largely undiscovered by international visitors. In winter, the surrounding waters become a gathering place for hundreds of Steller sea lions, creating a spectacular wildlife scene against the dramatic backdrop of the Sea of Japan. As the seasons change, summer brings flocks of black-tailed gulls that fill the skies and cliffs with life. Rising behind this iconic rock formation is the striking red-and-white Shukutsu Observatory, visible prominently above the coastline and extending toward the vast Sea of Japan. Together, the observatory, the wildlife, and the rugged seascape create a breathtaking panorama that captures the essence of northern Japan's natural beauty. While Otaru is often celebrated for its canals and historic streets, this hidden coastal viewpoint offers a different perspective—one where nature, history, and scenery converge.

[June 9] We have updated the hydrangea blooming status💠✨ Currently, they are 50% in bloom, but they will soon reach their peak! We are featuring the current state of the garden and the latest blooming status on our blog🫧 Please take a look for your outing reference. https://www.shimoda-city.info/post/20260609...

Introducing Rental Bicycles 🚲🚲 At the Roadside Station Nakazatsunai, we offer rental bicycles called "Peachari" for convenient travel and sightseeing within the village 😊 Choose between two types of bicycles: "regular bicycles" and "electric bicycles," based on your physical strength‼️ The popular tourist spot "Rokka no Mori" is about 1 km from the Roadside Station Nakazatsunai, which takes approximately 5 minutes by bicycle 🎵 Why not use the Roadside Station Nakazatsunai as your base and explore the village by bicycle for unforgettable memories? To apply, please visit the general information desk located in the "Country Plaza" at the Roadside Station Nakazatsunai 🤗 🔶Rental Period: From Friday, April 24 to Sunday, October 25 🔶Rental Hours: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM 🔶Rates ●Regular Bicycle: 200 yen for 4 hours ●Electric Bicycle: 200 yen for 2 hours 🔶Access 🚗About 40 minutes by car from Obihiro Station, and about 20 minutes by car from Obihiro Airport 🚗 🚌About 1 hour by bus from Obihiro Station (nearest stop: get off at Roadside Station Nakazatsunai) *Important Notes 📍Rental bicycles are not available for advance reservations. Thank you for your understanding. 📍The use of Peachari is restricted to within the village. 📍Please return by 5:00 PM. 🔶Contact Information Nakazatsunai Village Tourism Association TEL 0155-68-3390 (8:30 AM to 5:15 PM) https://kankou-nakasatsunai.com//

Goto City, Fukuejima. An endless blue sky and a winding road. As you walk while feeling the breeze, you can forget the hustle and bustle of everyday life and enjoy a moment that lightens your heart.

Crossing the Kanmon Straits from Mojiko, where the morning sun shines, to Shimonoseki A morning view of crossing the Kanmon Straits from Mojiko to Shimonoseki on a 5-minute boat ride Photo taken: April 3, 2026 Equipment: SONY α7II + FE24-240 Receiving the morning sun from behind Mojiko, overlooking the city of Karato in Shimonoseki across the strait A morning crossing of the Kanmon Straits on the Kanmon Ferry for 5 minutes The silhouette of the city of Mojiko recedes beyond the wake of the boat.

Introducing Rental Bicycles 🚲🚲 At the ECO Bus Center Rikuru inside Obikuru at Obihiro Station Bus Terminal, we offer convenient rental bicycles 😊 You can ride anywhere in the Tokachi area, making it perfect for sightseeing in Obihiro 🎵 We have a variety of bicycles available, allowing you to choose the best one based on your fitness level and riding experience. With electric assist, long-distance travel and hills become a breeze 😍 Feel the wind as you ride and create memories of your "town tour"! Enjoy cycling in Tokachi at your own pace without any stress 🤗 🔶Rental Period: April 18, 2026 - November 30, 2026 (The period may change due to weather conditions) 🔶Rental and Pickup Location ECO Bus Center Rikuru inside Obikuru at Obihiro Station Bus Terminal Tel: 0155-23-5920 Fax: 0155-23-5921 🔶Operating Hours 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM ●Folding Bicycle 400 yen per hour and up ●City Cycle 300 yen per hour and up ●Electric City Cycle and Electric Sports Bike 600 yen per hour and up https://www.machicen.com/bicycle/...

Shosenkyo Gorge is currently welcoming a particularly beautiful season as it transitions from fresh green to deep green. Hello everyone, this is Koshu Regional Cuisine Waraji. Under the clear blue sky, the soft young leaves transform into a rich green, and the mountains display a vibrant expression full of life. Time spent in this landscape, where the sound of water resonates pleasantly, is truly a moment of healing. During this season, we invite you to enjoy our proud dishes at Waraji. Soba noodles with a rich flavor made from pure water. Aromatic char carefully grilled to perfection. Each dish, utilizing the blessings of the season, makes your travel experience even more special. The simple and gentle flavors, enjoyed while feeling the energy of nature, are sure to nourish both your heart and body. Please enjoy the seasonal delicacies along with the deepening greens of Shosenkyo Gorge.

We visited Ogijima, an island with nature and art in Takamatsu City, Kagawa Prefecture, as a family and took a walk to the edge of the island (the walking ark). It was a hot day, making the walk challenging, but we had a great time.

Event Announcement 📣 The "Tokachi Ohira Plain Exchange Festival," where you can experience the charm of agriculture up close, will be held on Sunday, June 7th 😊 We have prepared a variety of content, including experiential programs in collaboration with local students and universities, as well as gourmet delights from Tokachi 🎵 🔷Agricultural Machinery Experience: From historical old farming tools to cutting-edge robotic tractors and toy tractors, a wide range is on display‼ 🔷Hands-on Workshops: Experience making "pork skin bookmarks" and "pressed flower bookmarks" with students from Obihiro Agricultural High School 😍 🔷Fun Learning Booths: Experience cow displays and hands-on activities from Obihiro University of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine's "Dairy Farming, How About It?" as well as free tastings and surveys of meat products devised by high school students. Tokachi's gourmet delights will also gather together! ❗😍 Enjoy delicious local flavors to your heart's content 🍴 A special day where both adults and children can get excited! We warmly invite you to come with your family 🤗 https://www.tokachi-a-muse.jp/daiheigen...

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Meeting the sea, a special day spent at the Hiratsuka Tanabata Festival in Shonan, Japan 🎐 About an hour by train from Tokyo. In Hiratsuka, located in Kanagawa Prefecture's Shonan area, the entire town is adorned with vibrant Tanabata decorations every summer. The "Hiratsuka Tanabata Festival." Known as one of Japan's three major Tanabata festivals, it is a summer tradition. Giant Tanabata decorations fill the streets. People in yukata. The summer town transitioning from dusk to night. A nostalgic atmosphere flows, reminiscent of a scene from a movie. However, Hiratsuka's charm isn't just about the festival. Close by, there is a beautiful sea. A crystal-clear blue ocean that feels far removed from the Tokyo suburbs. Colorful fish. Soft corals gently swaying. In the morning, dive into the world of the sea. And from the evening, immerse yourself in a Japanese summer festival. This is the allure of the Shonan area, where you can spend such a special day. Diving is not just about entering the water. It’s about feeling the local atmosphere, walking through the town, meeting people, and experiencing the seasons of Japan. The time that follows the sea becomes an important memory of the journey. This year's "Hiratsuka Tanabata Festival" is scheduled to be held from July 3rd to 5th. Discover another side of Japan that you won't find just by sightseeing in Tokyo. Feel the Japanese summer that spreads beyond the sea. 🌈Hokule'a Shonan offers small-group diving tours in the ocean near Tokyo. Beginners and solo participants are welcome. English support is also available. We hope you enjoy not just the sea, but a special day spent in Japan. 【Related Keywords】 Diving near Tokyo / Kanagawa Diving / Shonan Diving / Hiratsuka Tanabata Festival / Tokyo Day Trip / Hidden Japan / Dive Near Tokyo / Japan Summer Festival / Japanese Ocean Experience / Tokyo Day Trip Hiratsuka Tanabata Festival Photo provided by the Hiratsuka City Tourism Association.

June is a rare month for Japan in that it has no national holidays. After "Golden Week", it is a difficult time for some, as the days without a day off continue and the days get more and more humid, culminating in the rainy season that covers most of the country in regular rainfall. After the cherry blossoms, before the delights of autumn, and just in time for rain and humidity, it is not exactly the most popular season for travel. But rain in Japan has a culture all of its own! Did you know Japan spends more on umbrellas than anywhere else in the world? There are designer umbrellas, cute and distinctive umbrellas, and umbrellas decorated with subculture characters, but the real workhorse of the Japanese umbrella world is the see-through vinyl umbrella. They are available in any convenience store for a few hundred yen, and this cheap cheerfulness leads them to being left behind. (Or taken- charitably, we may say that as they all look indistinguishable, someone may have mistaken your vinyl umbrella for another.) They also can break in a strong wind. But the disposable, readily-replaceable nature of this umbrella is at the core of its charm. In a country with so much foot traffic, the transparency comes in handy for navigating crowded streets. In a crowd a majority of people can often be seen holding these exact same umbrellas in the rain, giving off a distinct atmosphere you can't find in another time or place. If you find yourself in the country in this drizzly time of year, why not bring yourself a cheap and iconic umbrella souvenir?

🚢 Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force Special Boat "Hashidate" Open to the Public 🚢 "Hashidate" is a rare vessel, the only one of its kind in the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force 👀✨ This will be the first entry of a Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force ship into Shimoda Port in two years, aside from the Black Ship Festival. 📅 June 20th (Saturday) and 21st (Sunday) ⏰ 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM / 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM (Last entry 30 minutes before each session) 📍 Shimoda Port, Sotogaoka Quay 💰 Free admission 📝 No reservation required Please take this opportunity to come and see it 😌⚓

We have updated the hydrangea blooming status💠✨ Thanks to the good weather, the opening ceremony successfully concluded in the morning😌🌿 Despite being the first day, many guests have visited the garden! We are introducing the current blooming status and the venue atmosphere on our blog📸💠 Please take a look👇 https://www.shimoda-city.info/post/20260601...

At the end of the gently winding path, a view that seems to connect with the sky unfolds at Mt. Oomuro. Each step taken while holding hands feels as if you are getting closer to the sky. It is a hidden gem of breathtaking scenery that is still not widely known, where your heart can truly unwind.

In the corridor of Aobayuen, seasonal flowers trapped in transparent spheres shimmer under the summer light. A moment where I couldn't help but stop my feet in front of the colorful world that unfolds above. This captures the fantastical "hidden summer scenery" that exists right beside our everyday lives.

A 2-day, 1-night model course in Kushiro. Just a 10-minute walk from Kushiro Station. The journey begins at a hotel with a panoramic view of the sea. Experience Kushiro's night with robatayaki (grilled food). In the morning, take your time while enjoying the unique scenery of a port town. Kushiro's charm lies not only in "visiting tourist spots" but also in enjoying the very air itself. How about making your next travel destination Kushiro? You can make reservations through the profile URL. ▶Kushiro Prince Hotel https://www.instagram.com/kushiroprincehotel/...

Hello, this is Crystal Sound! ✨ Shosenkyo is embracing a beautiful fresh green season. 🌿 Recognized as a Japan Heritage site, Shosenkyo is also a popular tourist destination known as a power spot. ⛰️ Surrounded by magnificent valleys and rich nature, just walking around brings peace to the heart. 🍃 The area is lined with shops selling natural stones and restaurants, making it easy to enjoy a leisurely stroll. ♪ Be sure to try Yamanashi's specialty, "Hoto." 🍲 Why not spend some relaxing time in Shosenkyo, filled with negative ions, to heal your daily fatigue? ✨ May's birthstone is the "Emerald." 💎 This natural stone is captivating with its deep, beautiful green color. The stone's meanings are 🍀 "Luck" 😊 "Happiness" ❤️ "Love" 🌟 "Hope" 🌿 "Healing" In the store, you can see emeralds and natural stones from around the world. ✨ You might just find the perfect natural stone for you right now. 💍 Please come visit Shosenkyo! 🚗✨ All of our staff are looking forward to seeing you. 😊

A short train ride from Tokyo leads you to a peaceful seaside experience. This time, I visited Zushi in Kanagawa Prefecture. It's a popular beach for day trips near Tokyo. The previous day was closed due to strong winds. Excited to see how the sea has changed, I headed to Zushi in the morning. Upon entry, a clear blue underwater world awaited. Countless damselfish. Sardines and mackerel swimming while reflecting the light. Schools of fish filled the water. The scenery was unlike anything you'd expect near Tokyo. But the charm of Zushi's sea doesn't stop there. Looking down a bit reveals a small world beginning. A goby hiding in the rocks. Colorful sea slugs. As I searched slowly, new discoveries came one after another. What impressed me most was the moment I saw a Sagami ryugu sea slug riding on a scorpion fish. Just a few seconds of a small event. Yet, such serendipitous scenes remain as memories of the sea. Time spent observing the schools of fish. Time spent looking for small creatures. In the same sea, you can enjoy completely different experiences. That's the allure of Zushi's sea. After diving, I had lunch at a local diner. The calm air after returning from the sea is one of the joys of traveling in Japan. A glimpse of another side of Japan that you won't encounter just by sightseeing in Tokyo. A tranquil world by the sea, right near the city. Hokule'a Shonan offers small-group diving tours near Tokyo. Beginners and solo participants are welcome. Why not experience a "day by the sea" during your trip to Japan? 【Related Keywords】 Tokyo Diving / Diving Near Tokyo / Kanagawa Diving / Zushi Diving / Dive Near Tokyo / Japan Diving / Hidden Japan / Japanese Ocean Experience / Tokyo Day Trip

Crimson Clover in Katsurao Village, Fukushima Prefecture After the temporary evacuation was lifted due to the nuclear accident, cultivation began as a green manure to improve the soil of the deteriorated farmland. By incorporating Crimson Clover into the soil as green manure, it is said that the fertility of the farmland is restored. A photo of the entire field in bright red gradually spread on social media, and this initiative started to gain media attention. Tokyo Camera Club and Katsurao Village collaborated to establish photo spots (three locations) with the help of Michi-no-Eki Sera, aiming to boost tourism. If you take photos at the three locations and show them at Katsurao Village Reconstruction Exchange Hall Azalea, you will receive seeds of Crimson Clover. It is a symbol of the reconstruction of Katsurao Village. This year's photo spots were available until the 24th, but be sure to visit next year. The planting locations change every year, so it's convenient to check at Katsurao Village Reconstruction Exchange Hall Azalea before going. I participated in the photo tour organized by Tokyo Camera Club this time. It was held with the full cooperation of Katsurao Village, and I was moved by the warmth of the villagers. Please be sure to visit Katsurao Village.

Crimson clover in Katsurao Village, Fukushima Prefecture. Although the evacuation order was lifted temporarily due to the nuclear accident, cultivation began as green manure to improve the soil of the devastated farmland. By incorporating crimson clover into the soil as green manure, it is said that the fertility of the farmland will be restored. As a result, photos of the vibrant red fields began to spread gradually on social media, and this initiative started to gain media attention. The Tokyo Camera Club and Katsurao Village are collaborating to set up three photo spots with the support of Michi-no-Eki Sera, aiming to make it a highlight for tourism. If you take photos at all three locations and show them at the Katsurao Village Reconstruction Exchange Center Azalea, you will receive seeds of crimson clover. It is a symbol of the reconstruction of Katsurao Village. This year's photo spots were available until the 24th, but be sure to check them out next year. The planting locations change every year, so it's convenient to check at the Katsurao Village Reconstruction Exchange Center Azalea before you go. The photo is of a "sofa."

Crimson Clover in Katsurao Village, Fukushima Prefecture After the temporary evacuation was lifted due to the nuclear accident, cultivation began as a green manure to improve the soil of the devastated farmland. By incorporating Crimson Clover into the soil as green manure, the fertility of the farmland is said to recover. Then, photos of the vast red fields gradually spread on social media, and this initiative started to gain media coverage. Tokyo Camera Club and Katsurao Village collaborated to establish photo spots (three locations) with the support of Michi-no-Eki Sera, aiming to promote tourism. If you take photos at all three locations and show them at the Katsurao Village Reconstruction Exchange Hall Azalea, you will receive seeds of Crimson Clover. It is a symbol of the reconstruction of Katsurao Village. This year's photo spots were available until the 24th, but please come next year. The planting locations change every year, so it's convenient to check at the Katsurao Village Reconstruction Exchange Hall Azalea before you go. The photo is of a "swing."

Crimson Clover in Katsuraomura, Fukushima Prefecture Although the evacuation order due to the nuclear accident has been lifted temporarily, cultivation began as a green manure to improve the soil of the damaged farmland. By incorporating Crimson Clover into the soil as green manure, the fertility of the farmland is said to be restored. Soon, photos of the vibrant red fields began to spread on social media, and this initiative was featured in the media as well. Tokyo Camera Club and Katsuraomura collaborated to set up three photo spots with the cooperation of Michi-no-Eki Sera, aiming to promote tourism. If you take photos at all three spots and show them at the Katsurao Village Reconstruction Exchange Center Azalea, you will receive seeds of Crimson Clover. It is a symbol of the reconstruction of Katsuraomura. This year's photo spots were available until the 24th, but be sure to visit next year. The planting locations change every year, so it's convenient to check at the Katsurao Village Reconstruction Exchange Center Azalea before you go. The photo is titled 'Piano.'