#okayama — Public Fediverse posts
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°Detailfotografie° eines Strohgürtels, der im Herbst in japanischen Parks um Kiefern gewickelt wird, damit sich die Schädlinge dort einmummeln und nicht auf den Baum übergehen.
#FotoVorschlag #korakuen #okayama #korakuengarden #komomaki #Garden #Japan
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°Landschaft in Schwarzweiß°
#FotoVorschlag #korakuen #okayama #Japan #Garden #korakuengarden
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Happy Monday from Japan!
Starting this week on my photography blog with an image from the historic Bikan district of Kurashiki in Okayama Prefecture. Rotating this reflection shot by 180° gave it a nice painterly feel.
https://norbertwoehnl.leaflet.pub/3mpfcpgyi5c2j
#photography #streetphotography #fotografie #blogging #website #スナップ写真 #photographersofmastodon #japan #okayama #kurashiki
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°Gemeinsam stark° im Untergrund!
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https://www.wacoca.com/tour/993931/ 旧閑谷学校 資料館・黄葉亭 特別史跡 岡山県備前市 和気 2025年05月13日 #BGV #earlysummer #japan #museum #okayama #shizutani #wake #備前市 #初夏 #和気 #岡山 #岡山ツアー #岡山県 #岡山県ツアー #岡山県観光 #岡山観光 #旅好きな人と繋がりたい #旧閑谷学校
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No crowds, no rush. Just Kurashiki, Japan.
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A long day of travel has come to an end...
Time for bed!
Photos and videos can also be sorted tomorrow :)#japan #travel #photography #marineliner #okayama #kurashiki #takamatsu #sunset
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°Schlösser und Burgen°
Die Krähenburg in Okayama.
Für mich nur Beifang auf dem Weg zum Korakuen-Garten ganz in der Nähe. -
Title: Bell Tower at Okayama (1947)
Artist: Hasui Kawase
https://www.okayama-japan.jp/en/abouts #ShinHanga #Art #Showa #HasuiKawase #Tsuyu #Okayama #Japan #Mood
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Happy Sunday from Japan!
Today, a look at Bitchu Matsuyama Castle in Takahashi, Okayama Pref. The castle with the highest elevation above sea level in Japan (430 m) can only be reached by hiking up a steep forest path.
#photography #fotografie #japanesecastle #japan #japanlife #okayama #takahashi #photographersofmastodon #travelphotography
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Walked in the pouring rain through Okayama Korakuen. Built in 1687, it is one of the 3 most beautiful traditional Japanese gardens in the country.
And also the wettest. With sand & dirt paths & ankle deep puddles, this was a tough tour. We literally burned through what was supposed to be a 90min tour in 60min. I felt bad for our tour guide.
No one really wanted to be there, despite the beautiful scenery. I couldn't even feed any animals like the cranes.
