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GALLERY -the typical sceneries in Japan-
	The climate of most Japan is characterized by four distinct seasons. Each season has its own charm, as Sei Shonagon, a female author in the 10th century, wrote in her anthology of essays that dawn is best in spring, night is best in summer, twilight is best in autumn, and early morning is best in winter. Click each image below to see how its scenery beautifully changes.

Hatsu-hinode (First sunrise of the year) Hatsu-moude (First worship of the year) Takoage (Flying kites) Kamakura (Snow house) Dawn of the countryside Koinobori (Carp-shaped streamers) Tsuyu (Rainy season) Tanabata (Star Festival) Hanabi (Fireworks) Shower in summer Mt. Fuji in summer Typhoon Tsukimi (Moon-gazing) Inekari (Harvesting rice) Twilight Joya no kane (Watch-night bell of a temple)

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