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One week was too short to explore Hokkaido, the biggest island in Japan, but I was very satisfied with its beautiful nature, amazing local delicacies, hot springs, and hospitality. I stopped by at Sapporo again before heading back to Tokyo. https://youtu.be/19cNaP9VKKo
Farm Tomita represents large-scale commercial flower fields in Hokkaido. The farm is located on a hillside, looking over Mount Tokachi. It was indeed a spectacular view. I was lucky to visit Furano at the beginning of the lavender season (early July). Due to COVID travel restrictions, I was able to …
I finally finished going through tons of footage that I shot last summer. Ueno Farm really taught me what to plant for the harsh climate for all-year-around attractions. It was indeed one of my happiest days for the last year. This botanical garden represents the natural beauty of Hokkaido. Etsuko …
Sapporo must be covered by snow by now, but this video was my trip during summer, which I just finished editing. The …
Toya is a good stopover between Hakodate and Sapporo. Lake Toya is a beautiful volcanic caldera lake. The area is also known …
This travelogue series is not all about flowers and nature, but this is the first “leg” my trip to Hokkaido. I …
Sogetsu San Francisco Bay Area Branch hosted Artscapes 2018, which is a biennial floral exhibit at San Francisco County Fair Building in …
Water lilies and lotus flowers are abundant in Kagawa Prefecture. This is a small pond (no more than two feet in diameter) …
We stayed on Shodoshima Island (Kagawa Prefecture) for four days during a historical typhoon in July. Nonetheless, we managed to see these …
This is my second time to exhibit at Filoli Flower Show. More info about my display can be found here. Filoli …
