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It is a winter scenery of Mt. Koya, Wakayama Prefecture.
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The background of Nagisa Park in Moriyama, Shiga Prefecture is Mt. Hira. I think it will be in full bloom soon.
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It is a "Ueu Falls" in the Matsune district of Kozagawa Town, Wakayama Prefecture. It is a terraced waterfall with a drop of about 18 meters, and the waterfall is surrounded by mossy rocks and is very mysterious. It is only a 15-minute walk from the forest road to reach it, but around February, the baikaowren also begins to bloom.
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ID:1The power of the rocks is amazing
The moss is beautifulThis text has been automatically translated.
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The Takahara area of the Kumano Kodo Nakabeji Course is known as the Village of Mist. In the early morning when it is cold the day after the rain, you may encounter a beautiful sea of clouds.
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It is an autumn scenery of the village of Kushikaki.
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Near the mouth of the Tomita River, which flows through the southern part of Wakayama Prefecture, migratory birds such as ducks come to rest their wings.
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It is a World Heritage Site, Nachi Falls with a drop of 133m. In clear weather, you can see a beautiful rainbow.
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Mifune Falls in Kawakami Village, Nara Prefecture has a drop of about 50 meters, and in winter, the road is closed (only for cars), so you have to walk on a snowy road for about an hour to meet it, but the icefall is worth it.
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It is a nori net of Aosa in Yaguchiura, Kihoku Town, Mie Prefecture. Grown in the calm waters of the waves, the flavorful sea lions are harvested around March.
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ID:1The nori net blends in with nature and is beautiful ✨.This text has been automatically translated.
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This is a leftover persimmon from winter that I took a picture of in the Shigo area, which is called Kushikaki no Sato in Katsuragi Town, Wakayama Prefecture.
It is the largest producer of skewers in Japan with a history of 400 years.
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ID:1Persimmons look great on white ❅This text has been automatically translated.
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