Photo Studio Calendar JAPAN Seasonal Colors 2027 Transparent Holder 300420 Includes 12 Smartphone Wallpapers Large Wall Hanging Scenery

Photographer Hiroyuki Yamaguchi has been capturing the landscapes of Japan for over 35 years. This calendar features scenes he has observed through his lens, showcasing the beauty of each season. The illuminated night cherry blossoms at Kintaikyo Bridge and the radiant sunset at Itsukushima Shrine's grand torii gate are just a few examples. The beauty of these "ichi-go ichi-e" moments, unique to their time and place, deeply soothes the hearts of viewers. This exquisite collection of landscape photographs allows for a rediscovery of Japan's charm. It makes a great gift to express gratitude for the year or as a Christmas present. January: Snowy Gujo Hachiman Castle, Gifu Prefecture February: Morning ice on Lake Mashu, Hokkaido March: Night cherry blossoms and Kintaikyo Bridge, Yamaguchi Prefecture April: Arakura Sengen Park and Mount Fuji, Yamanashi Prefecture May: Tonomachi Street, Shimane Prefecture June: Grand torii gate of Itsukushima Shrine, Hiroshima Prefecture July: Radiant light at Nabegataki Falls, Kumamoto Prefecture August: Tazawako's Tatsuko statue, Akita Prefecture September: Manai Falls, Miyazaki Prefecture October: Kasumigaike at Kenrokuen, Ishikawa Prefecture November: Autumn colors at Korankei, Aichi Prefecture December: Snow-covered Togakushi Shrine, Nagano Prefecture Next year's page: Folded stone reaching for the sky, Miyagi Prefecture ◆ Photographer Introduction ◆ Hiroyuki Yamaguchi Member of the Japan Photographic Society Born in 1957 in Hyogo Prefecture. Graduated from Nihon University, Faculty of Law in 1 980. After working at a publishing company, he became an independent landscape photographer in 1 988. He has continued to photograph Japan's landscapes for over 35 years. He began publishing the "JAPAN" calendar in 2008, gaining attention for its beautiful seasonal photographs and becoming a He later published works on "castles" and "Japan's power spots." Valuing the concept of "ichi-go ichi-e," he continues to energetically capture the radiant landscapes across Japan. -------------------------------------------------- ----- QUO Card Giveaway Campaign Participants who cooperate with the survey will be entered into a drawing to win QUO cards! 20,000 yen: 1 winner 10