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Photographer Captures The Beauty Of Japan In Winter, And The Pics Will Take Your Breath Away
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Photographer @naagaoshi has captured the beauty of Japan in winter, giving you more reasons to visit the Land of the Rising Sun. The 22-year-old has visited Ginzan Onsen, one of the country's most beautiful hot springs resorts, and the town looks absolutely magical.
Covered in snow and ice, its gas lamp-style streetlights radiate even more romance. Viewing the shots, you feel as if you're entering a secret wonderland, surrounded by a mysterious aura. Scroll down to wander around the town and its surroundings and vote for your favorite pictures!
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riley.girl 5 years ago
Wow, all the snow and the light coming from the houses, this is a work of art!
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I went to Japan last year for 6 weeks, i stayed in cheapest hotels, ate street food, went into countryside to mingle with common people and traveled most of the time in public transport - wherever possible. I must say, Japanese people are one of most humble people on earth, they are way ahead in technology and stuff, but they still treat you as you are everything to them. But Dad who is always a traveling junkie, taught me one thing right from my childhood, no place is beautiful or ugly, its the people who matters, if you find good people, you will find happiness and in the end all that is matters to be happy and to be loved. I felt both happiness and love in Japan and I will cherish those 6 weeks until i die. And if there is afterlife and if i can meet the God, i will ask him to send me to Japan in my next birth where such lovely people live. I miss you Japan.
I also went there last year for three weeks and yes! everything you say is so true! I never got lost because there was always someone to help me! I learned Japanese for three years so it helped me a lot more to communicate with them. Outside the city everything is so full of nature, wild mountains, the rivers are so clean you can see the pebbles at the bottom, trees are so big and everything is so clean. Japanese people truly take care of their country. It was really a shock to return to my own country and see how people behave here! It was embarrassing to see the garbage and how awful people are to each other. I will make my best to return to Japan!
Yes, japanese people are very polite and kind. But you have to know that it's all about apparences there. Not that all the japanese are awful in the inside, far from it! But they will never ever express their true feelings and really tell you what they truly think of your behaviour. It took me many travels and years of marriage with a japanese woman to understand this. Now that I'm not a tourist anymore when I go there, people tend to be more honest with me and sometimes I'm a very surprised when they say that my behaviour is quite rude... And trust me, japanese people are not very nice to each other. Quite the opposite actually. If you make the mistake of wanting too much freedom (I know americans tend to like this), you can be ostracized very quickly. That's one of the reason why japanese people are so stressed all the time and the suicide rate is so high... So be very careful if you wish to live in Japan one day! You may be disappointed.
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I resigned my office-job and now I am getting paid 90 dollar hourly. How? I work over internet! My old work was making me miserable, so I was forced to try something different, two years after...I can say my life is changed-completely for the better! This is what i do... http://cutt.us/T4rvb
It's awesome that the drones allow us to get such beautiful pictures. Previously it was only possible with a plane/helicopter. The site is wonderful and asks for taking photos all over. I envy the author! :)
Amazing !
I went to Japan last year for 6 weeks, i stayed in cheapest hotels, ate street food, went into countryside to mingle with common people and traveled most of the time in public transport - wherever possible. I must say, Japanese people are one of most humble people on earth, they are way ahead in technology and stuff, but they still treat you as you are everything to them. But Dad who is always a traveling junkie, taught me one thing right from my childhood, no place is beautiful or ugly, its the people who matters, if you find good people, you will find happiness and in the end all that is matters to be happy and to be loved. I felt both happiness and love in Japan and I will cherish those 6 weeks until i die. And if there is afterlife and if i can meet the God, i will ask him to send me to Japan in my next birth where such lovely people live. I miss you Japan.
I also went there last year for three weeks and yes! everything you say is so true! I never got lost because there was always someone to help me! I learned Japanese for three years so it helped me a lot more to communicate with them. Outside the city everything is so full of nature, wild mountains, the rivers are so clean you can see the pebbles at the bottom, trees are so big and everything is so clean. Japanese people truly take care of their country. It was really a shock to return to my own country and see how people behave here! It was embarrassing to see the garbage and how awful people are to each other. I will make my best to return to Japan!
Yes, japanese people are very polite and kind. But you have to know that it's all about apparences there. Not that all the japanese are awful in the inside, far from it! But they will never ever express their true feelings and really tell you what they truly think of your behaviour. It took me many travels and years of marriage with a japanese woman to understand this. Now that I'm not a tourist anymore when I go there, people tend to be more honest with me and sometimes I'm a very surprised when they say that my behaviour is quite rude... And trust me, japanese people are not very nice to each other. Quite the opposite actually. If you make the mistake of wanting too much freedom (I know americans tend to like this), you can be ostracized very quickly. That's one of the reason why japanese people are so stressed all the time and the suicide rate is so high... So be very careful if you wish to live in Japan one day! You may be disappointed.
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I resigned my office-job and now I am getting paid 90 dollar hourly. How? I work over internet! My old work was making me miserable, so I was forced to try something different, two years after...I can say my life is changed-completely for the better! This is what i do... http://cutt.us/T4rvb
It's awesome that the drones allow us to get such beautiful pictures. Previously it was only possible with a plane/helicopter. The site is wonderful and asks for taking photos all over. I envy the author! :)
Amazing !