The moon appeared from behind the Mt. Wakakusa to join the event with monks^^ Taken is Fire event at the Mt. Wakakusa. Copyright(C) Miki →Miki’s twitter← (English is OK)   This is JAPAN…

It is getting slightly cooler in the morning and the evening here in Japan, which means that autumn has come for sure!  I found a very seasonal article to introduce…

Do you know there are so many caves and holes around Mt. Fuji?   It’s already September, but it is still really hot. It’s getting a little bit cooler in…

This was taken next to the Shimosenbon parking when Miki, the photographer went to see Yoshino Gongen Festival.As it was a news on the day, there was a thunderstorm around…

Yodogawa firework festival is capturd from the amusement part on the top of Mt. Ikoma.  Miki, the photographer saw other firework festivals from the site (one in Kobe, too)^^ But it…

Traditionally, people who climb Mt. Omine, needs to purify themselves at the fall right next to the statue of Fudo-myoo before climbing the mountain.  Alternatively, people can purify their body in…

  This is Miki, the photographer’s favorite place.  Too nice to tell other people, but she also wants to share with somebody (*´∀`*)Taken from Omiwa no Mori. Copyright(C) Miki   →Miki’s twitter← (English…

  Miki, the photographer took a picture from this place for the first time in many years^^It seems this view always makes her realise that she loves Nara～(*´∀`*) Copyright(C) Miki →Miki’s twitter← (English…

  Miki, the photographer found the fog covers the mountain opposite beautiful. Taken on the day when fire festival was held at Hasedera Temple. Copyright(C) Miki →Miki’s twitter← (English is…

  Taken from a place where is used as a fire bed for Daimonji bonfire of Mt. Takamado.About Grass-Burning Ceremony of Mt. Wakakusa (Japanese) ↓↓↓ http://www.kasugano.com/wakakusayama/trivia/index.html Taken at Takatori, Nara….

On the day when Miki, the photographer took this picture, there were lots of cloud in the afternoon; however, the sun appeared through the clouds and it made pampas grasses…