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The mine tunnel looks like a tunnel. It's different from what I imagined a mine tunnel to be (?) This feels worth experiencing once. After all, just looking at photos doesn't convey the feeling of walking inside a mine tunnel(´･ω･`) It looks quite bright inside. Those who like dark tunnels might not be satisfied (？？？) By the way, I didn't post for two consecutive days before. It's not just because the gems suddenly became fewer, but also because my agent was dirt poor (#) So it took him some time to earn money. Although it was gone in two days, I really don't recommend letting your agent take the travel route (#) Not only does it cost money to get maps, but it's also expensive to check travel routes and local conditions (#) But Kino is too cute, I couldn't give up(´･ω･`)

A row of torii gates like this looks incredibly spectacular (´･ω･`) I heard that crossing the torii gate signifies entering the sacred 'divine realm,' separating worldly impurities and defilement from the holy ground. So, if there are so many, does walking through them mean you cross over to another world (??? Just a fantasy, of course (´･ω･`) A fantasy about another world (# But this place is truly beautiful.

This place really seems worth visiting in person. I searched for the location name, and it felt like every angle was a scenic view. It looks beautiful. It's a shame that the accessible areas for tours seem limited. (´･ω･`)

Pretty cool, I never thought a bridge could look like this (´･ω･`) Apparently, it's made entirely of wood, so smoking is prohibited on it. (It might catch fire, after all (# I did some searching. I feel like the feeling when looking from afar and the feeling when standing on it are quite different. Maybe it's because it's so impressive from a distance. Standing on it gives me the illusion of time-traveling to the Edo period (??? Ah, this is just my stereotype (´･ω･`) I just wanted to express the feeling of traveling back to ancient Japan (?

A building on a cliff!!!! It really looks like you'd have to reach it in a very difficult way!!! This truly shocked me (´･ω･`) I heard it's a National Treasure. But if they could build a house in a place like this, it makes sense to call it a National Treasure. It's completely a work of nature's art, truly fitting⸜( *ˊᵕˋ* )⸝ I really want to try visiting it once. Whether it's the dangerous parts or the sightseeing parts, I feel it would be very worthwhile◡( ╹◡╹ )◡

Honestly, if you didn't tell me it was just sand dunes, it really looks like a desert...(´･ω･`) But maybe because it's not a desert, there are more interesting landscapes. I grabbed a few photos of unique scenery. I feel like these dunes alone can satisfy all sorts of views. Like an oasis, flowers growing in the desert, or even like the desert meets the sea. I think it's really beautiful(˶• ▿ •˶)

I guess people nowadays are too lazy to search for images. So I've gone ahead and attached real-life scenery photos I found online. This way, people who see it won't have to search separately. You can directly see those beautiful landscapes◡( ╹◡╹ )◡ Shirakawa-go is a World Heritage site (I checked). I don't quite understand why, but it's definitely a village that looks very special. It's quite interesting( ´ ω ` )ﾉｼ

Nara in Japan is quite a famous place. I often see interactions with the deer in Nara on short videos. I've even seen people say that the deer there are incredibly spoiled, and you might get chased by them if you don't feed them senbei (senbei are rice crackers) (?) Not sure if that's true though (´･ω･`) But I heard the deer there aren't afraid of people at all. Can you pet them? (?) After all, deer are pretty cute ◡( ╹◡╹ )◡

This tree looks so massive just from the pictures... I searched for other photos. I don't think photos alone can convey the grandeur of this tree. Seeing it in person must be even more breathtaking... It's a shame I can't go see it myself (´･ω･`) But surprisingly, the AI rendering looks even more majestic than the photos I found lol. Maybe it can somewhat make up for the regret of not being able to see it with my own eyes ( ´ ω ` )ﾉｼ

I searched for the place name here. Looking at the photos, some show people standing next to the torii gate, and others show people on a boat near the torii gate. I figured the water there might recede, allowing people to walk, but when the tide is high, you can only go by boat. So, in the photos I found, sometimes the torii is isolated in the water, and other times land is visible. It's a really magical place. Especially when it's full of water, the view looks particularly beautiful(〃´𓎟`〃)