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A stone step festival held every other year at Atago Shrine in Tokyo.
The scene of carrying a mikoshi down the steep stone steps is truly a masterpiece!
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Snow Kifune Shrine. The red lanterns shine against the snow.
It takes about 30 minutes to walk along a snowy road from the nearest station, but it is a place you should definitely visit on a snowy day.
It is lit up only on snowy days at night, so I would like to go there once.
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It is Kiyomizu-dera Temple early in the morning during the autumn foliage season, just after the gate opens.
In the dignified atmosphere and clear air, the autumn leaves seen from the stage of Shimizu are a masterpiece.
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I went there because the Byodo-in Phoenix Hall, a World Heritage Site, is lit up at night for a limited number of days. There was no wind and the reflection was very beautiful. It was built with the Pure Land of Paradise in mind, so it was truly a superb view.
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Thank you for posting a very beautiful photo.
Cool Japan Video also publishes articles about the Byodo-in Phoenix Hall.
Please also see here if you like.
Located in Uji City, Kyoto Prefecture, the World Heritage Byodo-in Phoenix Hall is an Amida hall built in the first year of Tenki (1053).
In autumn, it is lit up with the autumn leaves, and you can enjoy an even more beautiful appearance.
When sightseeing in Uji in Kyoto, you will be pleased to buy a red seal as a souvenir.
There are many sightseeing spots such as Ujikami Shrine in the surrounding area.This text has been automatically translated.
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It snowed on New Year's Day 2022, so I went to Kinkakuji Temple at the same time as the gate opened.
Snow clouds covered the sky until just before the gate opened, but it was clear just before the gate opened, and I was able to see the snow-covered Kinkakuji Temple under the blue sky. It's a truly spectacular view!
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ID:1I love Kinkakuji. Haven't had the chance to visit Kyoto when it's snowing though. It always looks beautiful in photos
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We stayed near the couple's rock and were able to see the sunrise for the first time. The person next to me also said, "I've seen such a beautiful sunrise many times."
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ID:1The gradation sky is also superb. ✨This text has been automatically translated.
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The Gion Festival was held for the first time in three years yamaboko procession
The long sword hoko that adorns the head of it
It gradually approaches from a distance, but even from a distance you will be overwhelmed by its size
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This is the state of the Nebuta Festival before Corona.
Only on the 7th, the last day, you can see the Nebuta service in the daytime.
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Location: Mie Akame 48 Falls
Imagining what it would look like from the perspective of a fish emerging from the water, I shot a scene of hiking with the camera half in the water.
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Shooting location: Ipponzakura at Koiwai Farm, Iwate Prefecture
The single cherry tree in the vast meadow has an overwhelming presence.
This area is in full bloom in early May, but there is still snow on Mt. Iwate that towers in the back, and the contrast between the green grass and the cherry blossoms, the snow and the blue sky, is truly superb.
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Congratulations on winning the 10th "COOL JAPAN VIDEOS Photo Contest -Nature of Japan-".
The following are the judges' comments.
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Koiwai Farm, Iwate Prefecture.
The cherry blossoms that are in full bloom from late April to around GW, the majestic Mt. Iwate covered in residual snow, and the fresh green grass are beautiful in this work.
We will give an honorable mention to the work that contains this spot where you can fully enjoy nature.
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We are still holding a photo contest with the theme of "Japan Outdoors", so we hope you will join us.
We look forward to your continued support.This text has been automatically translated.
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