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Tottori Sand Dunes, Tottori Prefecture On this day, the weather was already a snowstorm and it was extremely difficult to shoot, but it didn't matter, it made me forget about such a situation I was captivated by the other world of sand dunes ?

The pure white sand dunes that have become covered with snow in the winter of Tottori Prefecture were new and fantastic ?

A primeval beech forest in Oyama in Tottori Prefecture. Every year in late October, the autumn leaves begin and it is very beautiful.

It is a large mountain in Tottori Prefecture, with an altitude of 1729 m. The autumn leaves spreading under the wild south wall are beautiful. The view from Kagikake Pass on the Hiruyama Daisen Skyline is wonderful.

It is Mt. Houyo in Tottori Prefecture. The autumn leaves from Kagikake Pass are always Japanesque!

From the terraced rice fields, I am photographing Mt. Hayao in autumn. The harvest of rice in the terraced rice fields has come to an end, and thank you for your hard work.

Kagaganari Kogen Contrails turn into ✨ pampas grass hills like shooting stars

Kagaganari Kogen The whole area was covered with pampas grass and it was ✨ completely autumn-like. Location:Kagaganari Kogen

Terraced rice fields I took this photo because I thought I was very nostalgic for the scenery of rice harvesting and burning in the open. Location: Efu, Hino-gun, Tottori

Thatched hut I took ☺️ a picture with Mt. Oyama in the background, which has changed like autumn. On this day, I could see Mt. Oyama clearly, and my heart was ☺️ healed by a very pleasant autumn sun. Location: Efu, Hino-gun, Tottori

A photo of my hometown of Tottori Prefecture at the Oyama Falls Suspension Bridge. This Oyama Falls Suspension Bridge is located on the way to Oyama Falls, which is a spot that looks like a secluded area, and in this one photo, a couple heading there. During Golden Week, there is beautiful greenery, and there are green trees all around, making it look as if they are wrapped up. The road to Oyama Falls was very steep, and the view from this suspension bridge at the halfway point was very spectacular.

Tottori Prefecture Okudaiyama Kitanisawa Gorge It is a very beautiful mossy clear stream flowing at the foot of Mt. Oyama.

The Tottori Sand Dunes in Tottori Prefecture are one of the largest sand dunes in the Japan, and when snow falls in winter and accumulates on the dunes, the dunes show a different look. The snowy dunes illuminated by the setting sun are very beautiful.

The Tottori Sand Dunes in Tottori Prefecture are one of the largest sand dunes in the Japan, and after the wind blows in the dry season, beautiful wind patterns are created and impress the viewer.

2.4 km north-south, 16 km east-west Tottori Sand Dunes. Along with Mt. Oyama, it is one of the symbols of Tottori Prefecture.

The battle of loneliness Location Daisenji Temple, Tottori This is a photo taken from the foot of a snow climber. The view from the top of the mountain was superb, but it was ✨ also very powerful from below.

Red Pearl climbing to the top of a large mountain Location Masui Highland, Tottori It is a photo involving the total lunar eclipse of 2022 and Mt. Oyama The next time we can see it is in 3 years!? I'm looking forward ✨ to taking pictures of the mystery of the universe and the superb scenery.

late autumn Location Tottori Kagikake Pass This is a superb view photo of Mt. Autumn Leaves after sunset and laser beams.

The Mystery of Natural Light Location Sakaiminato City, Tottori Prefecture The scale of the light awn from the gap in the clouds unique to Tottori with bad weather was different.

The north wall of Mt. Oyama is like the Himalayas Location Daisenji Temple, Tottori The powerful rock surface in winter was as powerful as overseas.

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