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It is the first autumn of Mt. Koya, the Head Shrine of Shingon Buddhism, which boasts a history of more than 1200 years.
In the fog, I photographed Monks in ascetic training around the temple during their service.
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It is a "Kushikaki Village" that boasts a history of 400 years. The work of passing a skewer through the peeled astringent persimmons and drying them is all done by hand. The Kushikaki no Sato Township district in Wakayama Prefecture is dyed persimmon color.
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The Township district of Katsura Town in Wakayama Prefecture is known as the "Kushikaki Village" of No.1 in Japan. Thereare persimmons are good luck charms for the New Year and have a history of more than 400 years. In October, the sight of hanging persimmons can be seen all over this area. It's a seasonal tradition.
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A clump of higanbana blooming in Kamitomita Towns, Wakayama Prefecture, flowering has been delayed for a long time due to the heat of this summer, but it is finally in full bloom.
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In a Soba (buckwheat noodles) field Dragon God Use a fallow field in Tanabe City, Wakayama Prefecture, the pure white Soba (buckwheat noodles) flowers were in full bloom. Aroma and delicious new Buckwheat noodles will be available next month.
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I went to Shinjo Park in Tanabe City, Wakayama Prefecture to take pictures in search of a summer breeze.
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One of the 100 best terraced rice fields in Japan, "Aragi Island" on the Town of the Arita River in Wakayama Prefecture, will soon start harvesting rice. I took a picture of the red spider lililies that have begun to bloom in the foreground. Sunny days are good, but I also like rainy and smoky landscapes.
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Most of the rice fields in Kamitomita Towns, Wakayama Prefecture, are harvested before the typhoon season. The rice shortage has been resolved, and it seems that we will soon have delicious new rice.
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It is an event held at shrines in various places on June 30 every year, an event to exorcise the defilement of half a year and pass through the circle of thatch while wishing for good health for the remaining six months. Here, at the mountain shrine in Shirahama Towns, the Shinto priest passes through the thatch circle three times with the Ujiko (shrine parishioners), wishing for everyone's health.
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In the Town of the Kozagawa River in Wakayama Prefecture Japan bee nectar cutting was being performed. I took pictures of the work scene, and on the way back, I received precious nectar collected by Japan bees as a souvenir. It had a rich taste and was a very tasty sweet nectar. He said that it was a gift from Nature and that it was foraging once a year.
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