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Located in Hotaru-no, “Berry no Mori” is a hidden gem where visitors can experience nature and delicious flavors, featuring a blueberry farm with homegrown berries and an attached café. Over the course of 18 years, we have lovingly cultivated 1,500 blueberry plants, and from mid-July through early September, we offer blueberry picking experiences.
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.
The Kominato Railway passed over the Yoro River railway bridge, which was surrounded by lush greenery.
The gladiolus, a summer flower, is in bloom. It’s getting very hot.
The rainy season just won't end, but mushrooms are sprouting vigorously in the damp garden.
This is the sky in July. You can see Ichihara City Hall far in the distance, beyond the vast wheat fields and the clouds.
I’ve heard that the blue summer flowers blooming in Sarashina Park are called agapanthus.
