On a snowy day in early January this year, I ventured out to take some photos of winter scenery and visited Taichoji Temple in Fukui. There, not only the temple but also the entire landscape was covered in snow and it looked almost divine. Here are some photos I took on this day around the temple. Unfortunately, it was raining and snowing sporadically, so I couldn't capture the mystical beauty of it very well. But if you come to Fukui in winter, you can enjoy the divine beauty of mountains anytime you like!
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Winter Landscape Around Taichoji
Frozen beauty of Fukui's cold winter
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Preethu
7 years ago
Nice Pictures!
Thank you Preethu!
Jerome Lee
9 years ago
Beautiful pictures Takako! Something about snowy winters in Japan that's always so moving for me...I love this series!
Thank you Jerome! I hope you enjoyed snow when you came to Japan recently. You can always come back to us whenever you miss snow here!
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