Photo Studio Calendar Japans Power Spots 2027 Transparent Holder 300420 Includes 12 Smartphone Wallpapers Large Wall Hanging Good Luck Scenery

Since ancient times, Japanese people have felt a mystical power in mountains, seas, and strange rocks, revering and worshiping nature. This calendar features twelve exquisite images of power spots overflowing with the earth's energy, captured through the lens of photographer Hiroyuki Yamaguchi. The landscapes of sacred sites, such as the 300-year-old Matabei cherry tree in Nara Prefecture and the impressive white torii gate at Sakurai Futamigaura in Fukuoka Prefecture, bring tranquility and vitality to daily life. Enjoy a journey of rediscovering Japan's spirituality. Recommended as a gift for year-end and Year celebrations or as a Christmas present. [January] Rainy morning at Amaharashi Coast / Toyama Prefecture, Takaoka City [February] Drift ice in the Nemuro Strait / Hokkaido, Rausu Town [March] 300-year-old Matabei cherry tree / Nara Prefecture, Uda City [April] Graceful arch of Tsurunomai Bridge / Aomori Prefecture, Tsugaru Town [May] Morning mist enveloping the star plateau rice terraces / Niigata Prefecture, Tokamachi City [June] Rays of light shining on Enbara River / Gifu Prefecture, Yamagata City [July] Bridge Kugi Iwa illuminated by the morning sun / Wakayama Prefecture, Kushimoto Town [August] Couple rocks at Sakurai Futamigaura / Fukuoka Prefecture, Itoshima City [September] Turtle Rock Cave / Chiba Prefecture, Kimitsu City [October] Colorful autumn at Ryutou Falls / Tochigi Prefecture, Nikko City [November] Stone gate group at Myogi Mountain / Gunma Prefecture, Shimonita Town [December] Torii gate at Kamiiso / Ibaraki Prefecture, Oarai Town [Next Year Page] Naruto whirlpools / Tokushima Prefecture, Naruto City ◆ Photographer Introduction ◆ Hiroyuki Yamaguchi Member of the Japan Photographers Association 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 capture Japan's landscapes for over 35 years. In 2008, he began publishing the calendar "JAPAN," which gained attention for its beautiful