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Japan
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Age 27
I mainly shoot the Sanin region.
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Kadowaki posted.
![[Image1]There was a scenery that I didn't think was Japan in Kagawa PrefectureLocation Reoma World, Kagawa](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/bfa79763d5cabc3af387877fe5f2a53397ba350f.jpg)
There was a scenery that I didn't think was Japan in Kagawa Prefecture
Location Reoma World, Kagawa
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Kadowaki posted.
![[Image1]The battle of lonelinessLocation Daisenji Temple, TottoriThis is a photo taken from the foot of a sn](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/3593822bac8fbebe60ce80b3a6ad4af85b8acdb2.jpg)
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.
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Thank you for posting a very beautiful photo.
Cool Japan Video also publishes articles about Daisenji.
Please also see here if you like.
Mt. Oyama in Tottori Prefecture, located almost in the center of the San'in region, is one of the 100 famous mountains Japan.
In the "Izumo Fudoki", which is said to have been completed in the fifth year of Tenpei (733), it appears under the name of Mt. Honogami no Take, and is the most venerable mountain in the history of Japan.
The popular tourist spot "Daisenji" has a history of flourishing as a training dojo for Shugendo who take refuge in mountain worship, and the area around the approach is also popular as a famous spot for autumn leaves.
The white snow that accumulates on the summit of Mt. Oyama in winter harmonizes with the autumn leaves, further coloring the superb view.This text has been automatically translated.
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Kadowaki posted.
![[Image1]Red Pearl climbing to the top of a large mountainLocation Masui Highland, TottoriIt is a photo invol](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/c6457c2bea7ab8b1533e33fda9b2389167a928ae.jpg)
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.
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ID:1I was so sad when I didn't get to see the lunar eclipse. I didn't hear about it until the next day. I got to be inside the total solar eclipse that happened in 2017 though. It was so amazing. My father, brother, and I drove out to a place that was in the full-eclipse area. The temperature dropped a few degrees and it was an eerie darkness, but not completely dark. It was an experience I won't forget!
Kadowaki posted.
![[Image1]late autumnLocation Tottori Kagikake PassThis is a superb view photo of Mt. Autumn Leaves after suns](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/4150dfbb235d94ad989233d897dc35ab2900d95c.jpg)
late autumn
Location Tottori Kagikake Pass
This is a superb view photo of Mt. Autumn Leaves after sunset and laser beams.
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Kadowaki posted.
![[Image1]The Mystery of Natural LightLocation Sakaiminato City, Tottori PrefectureThe scale of the light awn](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/b53d17bfd0d343870629e3f39d3a9b4cfc0c7272.jpg)
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.
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Kadowaki posted.
![[Image1]The north wall of Mt. Oyama is like the HimalayasLocation Daisenji Temple, TottoriThe powerful rock](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/4d635bf4b8c8466353f5b9152e2a28c302f68002.jpg)
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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ID:1It's impressive to understand the atmosphere of the rock surface!This text has been automatically translated.
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Kadowaki posted.
![[Image1]Mt. Oyama floating in a sea of cloudsLocation Akechi Pass, TottoriMt. Oyama and the sea of clouds th](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/096968c16a3819205cb3105a1a560a1fd422da25.jpg)
Mt. Oyama floating in a sea of clouds
Location Akechi Pass, Tottori
Mt. Oyama and the sea of clouds that can only be seen under good conditions
It was great to see this day perfectly.
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Kadowaki posted.
![[Image1]Tottori no Meimine Oyama Autumn SeriousnessLocation Tottori Kagikake PassThe fiery autumn leaves ill](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/45cb60bd35cf01a01cb2d0b350817d70a39d8d02.jpg)
Tottori no Meimine Oyama Autumn Seriousness
Location Tottori Kagikake Pass
The fiery autumn leaves illuminated by the setting sun were very beautiful.
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