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✨I am a traveler live in Japan . Support me to see magnificent nature and japanese culture. ✨
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04/01/2026

মনে রেখো, পৃথিবীর সকল কষ্টই ক্ষণস্থায়ী

03/01/2026

Above the clouds, on my way back to where my soul belongs

27/11/2025

এই বছরের শেষ প্রান্তে দাঁড়িয়ে ভাবি। কত কিছু পেলাম, কত কিছু হারালাম।

07/11/2025

Nestled deep within the Northern Japanese Alps, Kamikōchi is one of Japan’s most enchanting mountain valleys — where crystal-clear rivers meet towering peaks wrapped in mist.
In autumn, the entire landscape transforms into a masterpiece of gold, orange, and crimson. The reflection of Mt. Hotaka on the Azusa River is like a painting — calm, silent, and full of life.
Walking along its wooden trails feels like stepping into a living postcard — a perfect harmony of nature’s rhythm and mountain air.

A journey to Kamikōchi in fall is not just sightseeing — it’s pure serenity. 🍂🏔️

🚆 How to Get to Kamikōchi from Tokyo (By Train & Bus)

Take the JR Chuo Line Limited Express “Azusa” from Tokyo (Shinjuku Station) to Matsumoto Station — about 2.5 to 3 hours.

From Matsumoto, take the Matsumoto Dentetsu Kamikōchi Line to Shin-Shimashima Station (about 30 minutes).

Then take an Alpico Bus from Shin-Shimashima to Kamikōchi (about 1 hour).
🕒 Total travel time: around 4.5 to 5 hours.

⛔ Note: Private cars cannot enter Kamikōchi directly. You must park at Hirayu Onsen or Sawando Parking Area and take a shuttle bus or taxi into the valley.

🚗 By Car (Individual Travel)

From Tokyo, take the Chuo Expressway to Matsumoto I.C. (about 3 hours).

From Matsumoto I.C., follow signs toward Kamikōchi / Azumi / Norikura for about 1 hour.

Park your car at Sawando Parking Area (Nagano side) or Hirayu Parking Area (Gifu side).

From there, take a local shuttle bus or shared taxi into Kamikōchi (private vehicles are prohibited beyond this point).

🅿️ Parking fee: around ¥700–¥1000/day
🚌 Shuttle bus: departs every 30 minutes during the season (April–November).

🌸 Best Season to Visit

Spring (May–June): Fresh greenery and snow-capped peaks

Autumn (October): Magnificent fall colors (紅葉)

Closed during winter: Kamikōchi is accessible only from mid-April to mid-November

#上高地 #紅葉 #日本旅行 #自然の美しさ

26/10/2025

Enoshima Island at Night

Under a velvety autumn sky, Enoshima Island unfolds its nocturnal charm—a blend of sea breeze, gentle waves and soft illumination that transforms this seaside sanctuary into a cinematic dreamscape. As dusk deepens, the horizon melts into indigo and the lantern-glow of the island’s promenades casts warm reflections on the waters of Sagami Bay. You’ll hear the symphony of the ocean, feel the moss-cool air on your skin, and tread between temple lanterns, coastal cafés and the gleaming tower of the Enoshima Sea Candle perched on the hillside.

This Month’s Night Activities
• Enjoy the lighthouse-view from the Sea Candle until approximately 20:00.
• Visit the botanical hillside at the Samuel Cocking Garden for an evening walk amid illuminated gardens and gentle breezes.
• Though the main summer lantern-festival has ended, the atmosphere still lingers in gentle after-evening walks along the coast or cafés in the Katase Kaigan area.

How to Access from Tokyo

From Tokyo it is delightfully simple to reach Enoshima for a night escape:
• Take the Odakyu Enoshima Line from Shinjuku (or via the connection from Tokyo) to Katase‑Enoshima Station in about 60 minutes.
• From the station it’s a short 10-15 minute walk across the white bridge to the island promenade.
• Once on the island you can ascend (if you like) via the outdoor escalator “Enoshima Escar” to reach the viewpoint areas without too much stair-climbing.

#江の島ナイト

24/10/2025

MT. FUJI’S FIRST SNOWFALL OF 2025 🗻

This year’s snowfall came two weeks earlier than 2024, when snow settled on the 3,776-metre (12,388-ft) mountain only on November 7, the latest since records began.

While the first snowfall on Fuji has arrived later in recent years, the cause was uncertain, Mamoru Matsumoto of the Kofu observatory office of the meteorological agency told Reuters last year.

Japan recorded its highest-ever temperature in August when it reached 41.8 degrees Celsius (107.2 Fahrenheit) in the city of Isesaki to the northwest of Tokyo. | via Reuters

Collected by: Philippine Star

23/10/2025

Autumn in Japan | জাপানের শরৎকাল 🍂 #日本の絶景

22/10/2025

Radish shaped like chicken 🍗
Photo taken from : Shorts

21/10/2025

সকাল সকাল ট্রেনে উঠা মানেই—জীবনের অলিম্পিক শুরু!
Collected from :Japan Shorts

17/10/2025

Just two hours from the chaos of Tokyo, there’s a place where the air feels cleaner, the sky wider, and time slows down — Welcome to Nikko.

🌊 Kegon Falls — The Voice of the Mountains

Before you even see it, you hear it.
The deep, thunderous roar of Kegon Falls, echoing through the forest.
From a sheer cliff, water crashes down nearly 100 meters, sending mist into the air — cool, pure, alive.

This isn’t just a waterfall.
It’s nature showing its power, sculpted over thousands of years by the flow of Lake Chuzenji above.
In autumn, the entire valley ignites in colors — fiery reds, golden yellows — making the scene look like a living painting.

Take the elevator deep into the rock, and you’ll find yourself face-to-face with the falls.
Close your eyes, breathe in the mist — this is Nikko’s heartbeat.

🪶 Lake Chuzenji — Stillness Above the Clouds

Just a few minutes up the road, the energy changes completely.
Here lies Lake Chuzenji, resting quietly at the foot of Mount Nantai.

The lake is calm, almost mirror-like, reflecting the clouds, mountains, and your thoughts.
It’s hard to believe this peaceful paradise was formed by a volcano 20,000 years ago.

Walk along the lakeside trails, rent a boat, or sip coffee by the window of a small mountain café —
and you’ll understand why poets and painters have fallen in love with this place for centuries.

#日光旅行 #華厳の滝 #中禅寺湖 #日本の絶景 #紅葉スポット

12/10/2025

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住所

Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa