Beautiful rice fields.
A Zen temple.
Johana Line train.
Tall trees surround an old house.
A mountain range.
A little river.
A very narrow alley in town.
Elementary schoolers with umbrellas.
2020/06/28
A Rainy Run in Fukuno
Last Friday morning, I went for a run in Fukuno. It was a warm morning and while running, the weather turned to a pouring rain. I enjoyed it, though.
2020/06/26
A Nice Run in Toyama - Jinzu River Bridges.
Yesterday morning, I could have a nice run in Toyama City.
Two older train bridges over Jinzu River.
The beautiful Hokuriku Shinkansen Bridge.
A bridge for automobiles.
A Japanese pheasant on top of a mound of a construction site.
A dog following his master with a frisbee.
A light rail train on Toyama Ohashi Bridge.
Another older bridges.
Students walking to their school.
Hydrangea - beautiful.
Boats on Matsukawa River.
A banner shows the city.
Commuters walking to their offices close from the station.
2020/06/24
A Run North of Nishi-Ogikubo and South of Zenpukuji River
Yesterday morning, I ran to Nishi-Ogikubo Station. I went around the area north of the station up to Zenpukuji River towards west.
Looking north away from the station.
A bridge over Zenpukuji River.
A small street heading back to the station.
The bus stop in front of the station.
A Torii of Fushimi Inari Shrine.
A climb away from Zenpukuji River.
Pretty flowers.
A gate of Shotengai by the station.
A dog walker.
"Sakano Ueno Keyaki Koen" or The Park Atop of the Hill with Zelkova Tree.
Grapes.
Iogi Park.
A residential complex construction site.
2020/06/21
A Beautiful Run in Kesennuma - 6 years later...
I had a beautiful run this morning in Kesennuma. It was great to see that situation was much better compared to when I visited it last time in 2014.
There still were many empty lots, but roads were fixed and there were many new buildings. I could see that much progress was made in 9 years.
A road fixing work.
A kindergarten.
A local sake company was fixed.
A manhole.
The great seafood restaurant was raised to protect from tsunami.
The bridge to Ukimi-do.
Ikari Shrine.
More construction by the harbor.
A new attraction - Pier 7.
Fish market - the blue vertical line shows the height of tsunami of 11 March, 2011.
Vacant lots.
A new big bridge under construction.
The blue line shows the tsunami height.
Purple clovers.
Used Kei Cars.
Drawings of fish on a pedestrian walk.
Hoya Boya, the mascot of Kesennuma.
The large empty lot leading to my hotel.
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