11 Selected Photos from January 2015 - Harmony of Snow and Water

Sakura Report 2015 - Looking for the Possibility for Focal Length of 400mm

Sakura Report 2015 - Honmachi Sakura Park has Welcomed the First Half of Sakura Season!

Soon to be Able to Enjoy Sakura at Meiji Jingu Shrine

Sakura Report 2015 - Sakura Season Has Now Started in Shinjuku Central Park!

Photography Tips - How to Set Focus on Each Ume Blossom with Small F-numer

Commonfield Speedwell - A Tiny Cute Flower in the Early Spring

Astonishing Growth - Hydrangea to Let Me Hold high Expectations Already at Hatagaya Fudouson Temple

Record of March Colors Found at Tama River - Various Flowers Tell the Arrival of Spring

Looking Forward to Seeing Changes to Spring in Tama River While Enjoying Sunset Time

Another Aspect of Ume Blossoms Photography - Pairs of Ume Blossoms from Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden

Looking Up to What is Called the Sky of Tokyo City

Trying to Shoot Ume Blossoms at Sojiji Temple in the Fine Morning After the Rain

Looking Up to Tokyo Metropolitan Tower in Blue, White and Green

Brief Introduction to Kamakura Vegetables - Maybe As Delicious As Kyoto Vegetables

Orange Lights Around Ports and Factories - the Nightscape from Jonanjima Seaside Park

The World Full of Warm Spring - Canola Flowers of Shinjuku Central Park

Sakura Report 2015 - Pink Kawazu-zakura at Ikegami Honmonji Temple

Second Challenge to Ume Blossoms - I visited Ikegami Baien Plum Garden in My Current Town

Landscapes of My Hometown Tsurumi - Riverside of the Lower Reaches of Tsurumi River