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I'm an ? architecture student who likes to take pictures.
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![[Image1]At a spot called Nazama Marine Park in Chiba Prefecture.If you like diving, you ? can have a valuabl](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/61c885ca5bb8a836a15e0368579e1e9cd2aa2a73.jpg)
At a spot called Nazama Marine Park in Chiba Prefecture.
If you like diving, you ? can have a valuable experience diving underwater at the torii gate in the Japan!
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Asuka posted.
![[Image1]Tokyo Legacy Half Marathon 2022 10/16When it was held last year, I saw the marathon up close for the](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/58752352f1c5d820a9ba6b2cb503e6e9ddd408d7.jpg)
Tokyo Legacy Half Marathon 2022 10/16
When it was held last year, I saw the marathon up close for the first time and was ? thrilled to think that there were so many people preparing for this event.
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![[Image1]Commemorating the 40th anniversary of the establishment of the cityThe 41st Urayasu City fireworks f](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/3197a48c5d0d89eedf2c7c866f7efdd57da8c8c4.jpg)
Commemorating the 40th anniversary of the establishment of the city
The 41st Urayasu City fireworks festival ?
A fiery strong fireworks.
Urayasu's fireworks everyone was shouting "Kagiya!" and Tamaya and Kagiya were worried and looked it up.
It seems to be the name of a fireworks master who was active in the Edo period ... Kagiya seems to be a popular fireworks master who has grown to become a purveyor of the Edo shogunate!
I learned about "Tamaya" and "Kagiya" for the first time from the Edo period!
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Asuka posted.
![[Image1]fireworks festival of Urayasu.Yesterday was in ☔️ a downpour.This is a large flower ? taken with a m](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/edfa4e8efbdbe1b35aff37e64d653e72b8a8f9e2.jpg)
fireworks festival of Urayasu.
Yesterday was in ☔️ a downpour.
This is a large flower ? taken with a mobile phone camera
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ID:1Autumn fireworks unusual, isn't it?This text has been automatically translated.
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Asuka posted.
![[Image1]When I was walking, I suddenly looked up and saw a persimmon tree ?.Speaking of autumn,](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/b7496d5a6a25d3a68ca0527fd482e81591806cf1.jpg)
When I was walking, I suddenly looked up and saw a persimmon tree ?.
Speaking of autumn, "persimmon"! !️
I've never seen it like this!
That's how narrow my field of view is.
So even if you're busy, you may ☺️ be healed just by looking up a little.
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ID:1✨ The rich harvest sky and persimmons are vivid ☺.This text has been automatically translated.
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Asuka posted.
![[Image1]Early morning.Take a moment when there are no people around.With the rising sun, the river, and the](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/afb80940b2a9e8785a9ab7bcb951f7c2da0fa74d.jpg)
Early morning.
Take a moment when there are no people around.
With the rising sun, the river, and the railway.
Many ♪ people come to goby fishing.
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Asuka posted.
![[Image1]During the Gokamachi Festival.The biggest festival in the Gyotoku area?!From 1-chome to 4-chome, it](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/f50bebad568ec99eb3eebd2d047aace9b2ad6d30.jpg)
During the Gokamachi Festival.
The biggest festival in the Gyotoku area?!
From 1-chome to 4-chome, it is said that the mikoshi goes around in the Honshio area.
Autumn is a festival! in Gyotoku
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Asuka posted.
![[Image1]The scenery ☁️ I saw yesterday on the highway because of the bad weather](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/159ae384536a810bcb29c162f2431c3e5afb0363.jpg)
The scenery ☁️ I saw yesterday on the highway because of the bad weather
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Asuka posted.
![[Image1]Today is the first day of the grand festival, which is held once every three years!The five areas of](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/4829944d1473a0484be62db60b2743c0edf9c586.jpg)
Today is the first day of the grand festival, which is held once every three years!
The five areas of Hongyotoku 1-chome, 2-chome, 3-chome, 4-chome, and Honshio, which were the center of Gyotoku in the Edo period, were bustling for the first time in six years! ☺️
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Asuka posted.
![[Image1]Hoshitoge Terraced Rice FieldsTerraced rice fields in Tokamachi City.](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/ba46f8acd82914fe24937f6a4b38daba0a9166ed.jpg)
Hoshitoge Terraced Rice Fields
Terraced rice fields in Tokamachi City.
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ID:1Beautiful view. I bet the fields look even more beautiful to the people who work hard to plant the rice in the fields, especially when they finally see the fruits of their labor.
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Thank you for post a very beautiful photo.
COOL JAPAN VIDEOS also publishes articles about the rice terraces of Hoshitoge Pass.
Please also see here if you like.
Located in Tokamachi, Niigata Prefecture, the Hoshitoge terraced rice fields have about 200 paddy paddies spread out on the slopes.
Among the terraced rice fields scattered throughout this area, the rice terraces of Hoshitoge Pass are said to be exceptional and beautiful.
The rice terraces of Hoshitoge Pass, where the original scenery of Japan remains, have a history of being created by the residents of Hoshitoge village more than 300 years ago, and have been selected as one of the "Top 100 Villages" including the village, making them a scenic spot that represents Japan.
The highlight of the rice terraces of Hoshitoge is the breathtakingly beautiful sea of clouds and water mirrors.
The best seasons for the sea of clouds are spring (late June) and autumn (mid-September). At this time of year, a sea of clouds tends to occur, and photographers flock to the country in search of a superb view.
One of the attractions of the rice terraces of Hoshitoge is that you can see the beautiful scenery of the four seasons. No matter what season you visit in spring, summer, autumn, or winter, you will be able to enjoy the fantastic beauty that cannot be put into words.This text has been automatically translated.
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Asuka posted.
![[Image1]〜The Meaning of Gyotoku Mikoshi Firs〜(2)This photo is called](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/1804124fc95fd801ed6ac8a119ea77c8e5bc7384.jpg)
〜The Meaning of Gyotoku Mikoshi Firs〜(2)
This photo is called "Sashi",
Raise the mikoshi high above your head with one hand,
It is ☺️ the action of rotating clockwise around the mikoshi.
This means ♪ giving thanks to the God of Heaven for a bountiful harvest.
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