During my visit to Japan several years ago, I had the privilege of exploring the renowned Nasu Mountain, a remarkable destination steeped in both natural beauty and historical significance. On that fortunate day, the sky was adorned with a perfect blend of clouds and blue, enhancing the allure of the landscape. It was a serene and captivating scene, despite the absence of the autumn foliage, which had already fallen by the time of my visit.
Nasu Mountain, located in the Itamuro region of Tochigi Prefecture, is a revered landmark with a rich history. Known for its striking peaks and hot springs, it has long been a place of spiritual significance, with its natural hot springs once believed to have healing properties. The region's volcanic activity and scenic beauty have made it a beloved destination for travelers and pilgrims alike.
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Over the weekend, I accompanied Joel on a foraging excursion for mushrooms upon Mount Macedon. There were but few to be found, for the weather has remained unseasonably warm, unfavourable to the flourishing of fungi. In the end, we made our way to the establishment in Hawthorn and partook of a meal of ramen.
Wonderful landscape photos in beautiful light. You had a great time in Japan.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I stopped visiting Japan after pandemic
DeleteI love the way the trees seem to be supporting the clouds in your last photograph. What a beautiful place.
ReplyDeleteYou are right!
DeleteBeautiful and majestic photos. I love ❤️ your posts.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. Japan and Mount Nasu look incredible, even without the autumn leaves. That blend of clouds and blue sky must have been beautiful! And foraging for mushrooms on Mount Macedon followed by ramen sounds like a pretty great weekend, even with the lack of fungi.
ReplyDeleteWhat a remarkable place. And what a view! The sky in the last photo is such an intense blue!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful 😍
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photography.
ReplyDeleteGood memories
Delete...they all are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThank you Tom
DeleteNice with a few Japan photos. The 12-60 mm lens hard at work. I am reading the latest Murakami novel at the moment as well as two other books. He can creative unique worlds Haruki.
ReplyDeleteI have read his novels when I was a teenager. The novel was translated to Chinese.
DeleteUna bella serie con unos paisajes con mucho color.
ReplyDeleteThese photos get buried in the storage device
DeleteUn lugar como nos cuentas de gran belleza y si tuviste la surte de que el cielo se puso de tu parte el resultado es lo que vemos.
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It was a rainy trip. So I get what I can to snap
DeleteBeautiful photographs you've shared.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
The Japanese views are stunning.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely breathtaking shots!
ReplyDeleteThe scenery and composition are just stunning. 🌿🏔️
Thank you very much Veronica
DeleteThank you for the information and the view is good up there.
ReplyDeleteA truly lovely series. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteHere, films are sure to be shot often. It is so beautiful there!
ReplyDeleteAnother super post!
ReplyDeleteRetratas muy bien la belleza del paisaje.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
These are stunning :-D
ReplyDeleteEverything landscapes from Japan always have such a zen look. Always so balanced and beautiful in their natural colors. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteTrue that
DeleteWonderful pictures of color and contrast
ReplyDeleteThese views are very beautiful and I appreciated your commentary about the area. I can see why it has become a travel destination.
ReplyDeleteJapan... I have never visited but would love to do so before I die.
ReplyDeleteIt is a country with best etiquette
DeleteBeautiful landscape.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful scenery. I have never been off the North American continent and there is so much beautiful scenery to see elsewhere.
ReplyDeleteI need to visit America again in my life time
DeleteSuch beautiful shots. A country I would love to explore.
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Have a fabulous Awww Monday and week. ☺
Thank you for the kind visit
DeleteA dream... wonderful!
ReplyDeleteHappy MosaicMonday...
...and thank you very much for sharing and being part at MosaicMonday Linkparty.
How lovely! The place is amazing, James, and your photos do it justice. Thanks for taking part in the "My Sunday Best" meme.
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