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  1. Yokohama Home of Diplomat

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  2. Asahi-park (NEW)

    82 BesucheAsahi-park in Atsugi-city, Kanagawa, Japan.
  3. Roppongi Hills Arena

    74 BesucheLarge event space in Roppongi Hills, Tokyo, Japan.
  4. Isahaya Megane-bashi

    41 BesucheHistoric stone bridge in Isahaya Park, built in 1839. It is much larger than the famous Megane-bashi in Nagasaki City.
  5. Higashi-rinkan sakura street

    29 BesucheNear Higashi-rinkan station, Kanagawa, Japan, in 2024.
  6. Fureai-bridge

    23 BesucheA pedestrian bridge in Tennoz-Isle, Tokyo, Japan.
  7. Yokohama Home of Diplomat entrance

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  8. Omoigawa Sakura

    10 BesucheFull bloom Omoigawa cherry blossoms in Kanagawa, Japan. 🌸 I focused on this one tree to capture it in stunning high-res detail.
  9. Roppongi Hills 66 plaza Illumination 2025

    8 BesucheRoppongi Hills (Japan) Illumination 2025. (Note: Background color should be black but I could not find the setting... :( )
  10. Kannonzaki 3rd Battery Ruins

    8 BesucheLocated in Yokosuka, the Kannonzaki Third Battery Ruins are historic 19th-century coastal fortification remains featuring atmospheric red-brick structures and Tokyo Bay views.
  11. Renai Park Rose

    8 BesucheBeautifully blooming roses in a flower bed at a housing complex park near Higashi-Rinkan Station, Kanagawa.
  12. Nojima Park Observation Deck

    8 BesucheLocated in Kanagawa Prefecture near Kanazawa-bunko, the Nojima Park Observation Deck is a unique, mushroom-shaped elevated structure supported by multiple concrete pillars.
  13. Isahaya Stepping Stones

    6 BesucheWalk across Isahaya's charming stepping stones for a unique local experience along the Hommyo River.
  14. Yokohama Habor Park Fountain

    5 BesucheHarbor View Park in Yokohama features a beautiful French-style sunken garden with a charming fountain. This historic park offers a picturesque setting where visitors can enjoy seasonal roses and relaxing water views.
  15. The Big Umbrella Pine of Hagiwara

    4 BesucheThe Big Umbrella Pine of Hagiwara is located in Takasaki City, Gunma Prefecture. Legend has it that this magnificent pine grew from a potted plant gifted by the lord of Maebashi Castle. Estimated to be over 400 years old, the tree reaches a height of about 7 meters with a wide canopy spanning approximately 20 meters. Remarkably, owner family is said to have moved their house back three times over the generations to allow space for the tree's thriving growth.
  16. Inagi Scope Dog

    3 BesucheA life-sized monument of the "Scope Dog" near the Inagi-Naganuma station, Tokyo, Japan. Scope Dog is a humanoid mobile weapon designed by Kunio Okawara, a mechanical designer residing in Inagi City, and appears in the anime "Armored Trooper VOTOMS."
  17. Autumn foliage at Fuchu no Mori Park

    1 BesuchFuchu no Mori Park is a peaceful local spot for autumn leaves, convenient to access near the station. Because the foliage turns colors relatively late—with views like this captured in December—you can enjoy a calm, uncrowded stroll through the beautiful red maples.
  18. kyonezawa

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  19. Takanawa Minamicho Children's Park

    0 BesucheA unique neighborhood park located near Shinagawa Station in Tokyo. Situated along the edge of a steep plateau, its most striking feature is a long, steep flight of stairs that cuts through the slope?serving as a vital shortcut and daily passageway for local residents navigating the neighborhood's sharp elevation change.
  20. Hagurosan Yugami Shrine Torii Gate

    0 BesucheAt the entrance of Hagurosan Yugami Shrine, located in Higashiyama Onsen in Aizuwakamatsu City, Fukushima Prefecture, there stands a vivid vermillion torii gate. A particularly large and magnificent hengaku (shrine plaque) is proudly displayed on it, immediately catching the eye. Beyond this gate, a long approach begins, consisting of 1,225 stone steps that lead up to the main shrine building at the mountain's summit.

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