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Mt. Koya, a World Cultural Heritage Site, must be tough to work in the extreme cold.
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Restrooms available at the entrance of Mt. Koya, Wakayama Prefecture, is 25.1 m high and is designated as an Important Cultural Property.
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It is a snowy view of Mt. Gomadan along the Dragon God skyline in Wakayama Prefecture. It's about 3~40 minutes by car from Koyasan, but it's very cold~.
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It is winter on Mt. Koya, a World Cultural Heritage Site. Snow removal work was being carried out for Worshippers who visited even in winter. The vermilion building is the main tower.
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Cleaning of a large aquarium in Kushimoto Marine Park in Wakayama Prefecture, and the service of a staff member dressed as Santa Claus. Waving and jaunting to the children.
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This is Katsura remaining persimmon photographed in the Township district called "Kushikaki no Sato" in the mountainous area of Town, Wakayama Prefecture. This persimmon is a valuable food for small birds to survive the bitterly cold winter.
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Prince Shinmon on the Kumano Kodo and Nakabe Road Courses, it was late autumn.
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Toganokichaya on the Kumano Kodo and Nakabeji Course, a resting place that warmly welcomes travelers walking along the ancient road. I like thatched roofs.
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ID:1Walking the Kumano Kodo in autumn must be great, and the feeling will definitely be very different.This text has been automatically translated.
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It is an unnamed waterfall with a drop of about 3~4 meters, and fallen leaves are swirling, and I am looking for it while moving here and there in the Mountain stream.
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I photographed fallen leaves in a mountain stream in Aridagawa Towns, Wakayama Prefecture.
The fallen leaves, which rotate around while changing their shape from moment to moment, make you forget the passage of time and look at them.
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