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Mar. 17, 2026

[Image1]From Hirakiso Plateau, a popular resting spot for Shirahamacho residents, you can see the Milky Way;

From Hirakiso Plateau, a popular resting spot for Shirahamacho residents, you can see the Milky Way; the large red star is Antares in Scorpius. Its diameter is about 700 to 800 times that of the Sun, and it lies roughly 550 to 600 light-years from Earth.
That means the light we see now left the star 550 to 600 years ago.

Hirakiso Plateau is dotted with many cherry trees, and soon it will bustle with crowds enjoying the blossoms.

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Mar. 12, 2026

[Image1]These are the Hashigui-iwa Rocks, a natural monument in Kushimotocho, Wakayama Prefecture.Long ago,

[Image2]These are the Hashigui-iwa Rocks, a natural monument in Kushimotocho, Wakayama Prefecture.Long ago,

[Image3]These are the Hashigui-iwa Rocks, a natural monument in Kushimotocho, Wakayama Prefecture.Long ago,

These are the Hashigui-iwa Rocks, a natural monument in Kushimotocho, Wakayama Prefecture.
Long ago, Kobo Daishi and an amanojaku made a bet over whether they could build a bridge from Kushimoto to an offshore island before the rooster crowed. Just as Kobo Daishi had nearly finished setting the bridge’s piles, the amanojaku feared losing, imitated a rooster, and tricked Kobo Daishi into thinking morning had come. Kobo Daishi gave up and left the partly built bridge behind. That is why only the bridge’s piles are said to remain, according to the legend.

What do you suppose Kobo Daishi and the amanojaku wagered?

These Hashigui-iwa Rocks are also selected as one of Japan’s Top 100 Sunrises.

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Mar. 11, 2026

[Image1]Kumanozakura, recognized as a newly identified cherry varietyIt blooms earlier than Someiyoshino and

Kumanozakura, recognized as a newly identified cherry variety
It blooms earlier than Someiyoshino and has deeper color than Yamazakura
Photographed in the Mine District of Kozagawacho.

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Mar. 9, 2026 (edited)

[Image1]A plum grove in Katsuragicho, Wakayama Prefecture, is planted on the slope of a hill. Unlike the plu

A plum grove in Katsuragicho, Wakayama Prefecture, is planted on the slope of a hill. Unlike the plum groves in the Kinan Region, nets are not set up to catch the fruit at harvest. I believe the mountain visible beyond the grove is Mount Izumi Katsuragi.

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Feb. 25, 2026 (edited)

[Image1]Kawazu cherry trees blooming in Tanabe City at Shinjo ParkThe popular playground equipment that is a

Kawazu cherry trees blooming in Tanabe City at Shinjo Park
The popular playground equipment that is always full of children
was wet from the rain and nobody was playing on it.

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Feb. 3, 2026

[Image1]In February, the spring-blooming bai-kaouren flowers reached their peak for viewing and photography.

In February, the spring-blooming bai-kaouren flowers reached their peak for viewing and photography.

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Jan. 25, 2026

[Image1]There was a Statue of Liberty in Shirahama, Wakayama Prefecture.Its purpose is unclear, but similar

There was a Statue of Liberty in Shirahama, Wakayama Prefecture.
Its purpose is unclear, but similar statues seem to be found in many places across Japan.
If you are interested, please look it up.

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Jan. 23, 2026

[Image1]Kousanji, a Koyasan Shingon temple in Inaricho, Tanabe City, is in Wakayama Prefecture’s southern re

Kousanji, a Koyasan Shingon temple in Inaricho, Tanabe City, is in Wakayama Prefecture’s southern region, where cold days continue, but a single hikanzakura planted on the temple grounds has reached its peak bloom. Plum blossoms are also beginning to open here and there, letting you feel spring drawing closer little by little.

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Jan. 21, 2026 (edited)

[Image1]Winter camellias and the star trailI spun the stars for about an hourShooting outdoors in winter is

Winter camellias and the star trail
I spun the stars for about an hour
Shooting outdoors in winter is cold, but the air is clear and the stars look beautiful
The bright glow below is the city lights of Tanabe City

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Dec. 26, 2025 (edited)

[Image1]I want to end the year at my favorite spot on the Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Route, the rainy Hosshinmon

[Image2]I want to end the year at my favorite spot on the Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Route, the rainy Hosshinmon

[Image3]I want to end the year at my favorite spot on the Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Route, the rainy Hosshinmon

[Image4]I want to end the year at my favorite spot on the Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Route, the rainy Hosshinmon

[Image5]I want to end the year at my favorite spot on the Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Route, the rainy Hosshinmon

[Image6]I want to end the year at my favorite spot on the Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Route, the rainy Hosshinmon

I want to end the year at my favorite spot on the Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Route, the rainy Hosshinmon Oji Shrine.
If you have the chance someday, please visit.
Why not walk the Kumano Kodo and let your mind roam back to ancient times?
You will encounter dreamlike scenery and meet people who live in the area.

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