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Fourteen years ago, on September 4, sunflowers were planted in a fallow field in prayer for the recovery of the Great Water Damage on the Kii Peninsula caused by a typhoon.
A whopping 100,000 flowers this year!
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It is a terraced rice field in Kumano City, Mie Prefecture, Maruyama Senmaida.
The sunset view of the terraced rice fields filled with water before planting is wonderful.
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In the coastal forests of Wakayama Prefecture, the glowing mushroom Shiino Tomoshibitake emits a fantastic light.
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Firefly season has begun.
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In the Tanyu River, which streams through Kudoyama Town, Wakayama Prefecture, Carp streamers, full of parents wishing for the healthy growth of their children, were swimming comfortably.
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I took a picture of the bell against the backdrop of cherry blossoms blooming in the Precincts of Seijoshin-in, a Temple on Mt. Koyasan where the Head Shrine of Shingon Buddhism is located. The cherry blossoms here are also known as umbrella cherry blossoms because of their shape. It may be the most famous cherry blossom in Koyasan ...
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Spring-like weather is finally here.
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Two Torii (shrine gates) are located in the Ishido Amano district of the World Cultural Heritage Town of Wakayama Prefecture. It was opened as a pilgrimage route to Mt. Koya. It is about 21 km from Mt. Kudu to Mt. Koya, and depending on your leg strength, it will take about 6~8 hours Squid time.
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Fukujukusou began to bloom in the Amano district of Katsura Town. Nearby, Seribao wren was also blooming dainty flowers.
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