Ainokura Gasshodukuri Village
A beautifully charming cultural heritage of Ainokura Gasshodukuri Village in Nanto Toyama. These houses were built from the end of the Edo period through the Meiji period, with the oldest supposed to have been built in the 17th century. You will also find the historic hayfields from which the grasses used for roofing the houses are harvested. As the historic scenery has been carefully preserved and maintained, the village offers an extraordinary atmosphere.
Hiroshima Castle
Hiroshima castle is a typical flat castle & the castle tower was designated as National Treasure in 1931. But later it was destroyed by atomic bomb during WW2. Later, the exterior of the castle was renovated and the inside was restored. Today, it has turned into a history museum featuring Samurai culture.
Sapporo Ramen Yokocho
Sapporo’s Ramen Alley in Susukino has a total of 17 ramen shops lining both sides of the alley, you can easily become overwhelmed when making your decision and there’s a reason why each one is here so just start from one end and make your way to the back. Sapporo famous ramen is still miso ramen top with a lot of corns, seaweed & butter.
Tomita Farm, Furano
Good Morning a lovely Monday from Tomita Farm in Furano, Hokkaido. This shot taken in Spring Field where you can enjoy some Spring flowers like Iceland poppies, oriental poppies, chives and other perennials that can weather the harsh winters adorn the field from spring to early summer. Beyond the flower fields are the Tokachi Mountains, where snow still remains.
Hitsujiyama Park, Saitama
Shibazakura Hill, a beautiful spring sightseeing spot located in Hitsujiyama Park, overlooks the entire city area of Chichibu in Saitama Prefecture. The moss phloxes are in full bloom from early in April to early in May on a hill that is approximately 17,600 square meters in size. Such a beauty in nature!