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Located in an area rich in natural beauty, Tsurumine Hachiman Shrine has long been a place of worship for warding off misfortune and protecting against dangers from all directions, where people continue to pray for the safety of the community and good health. Along with Tsurugaoka Hachiman Shrine in Kamakura and Tsuruya Hachiman Shrine in Tateyama, it is known as one of the “Three Tsurus of Kanto” and is widely revered.
It’s a summer day, and three friends are gazing out at the ocean.
This is a view of the vast sunflower fields in Sodegaura, but unfortunately, they aren't in bloom right now.
There’s a spot in southern Ichihara City where you can see a view like this. This is the Milky Way towering behind the mountain gate of Shinkō-ji Temple.
This is an older photo, but it shows the fireworks at Tokyo German Village. This is when they look the most beautiful.
The hibiscus, a summer flower, is blooming beautifully. It’s still hot, but we’re finally entering the height of summer.
On a summer evening, cattails swayed in the breeze against the backdrop of Mount Fuji.
This is a stargazing class held on the school grounds in Minami-Ichihara. Is that particularly bright star in the Milky Way—located from the center toward the upper left—Jupiter?
On a summer evening, various clouds appeared against the backdrop of Mount Fuji.
