Vivinavi : Sodegaura : (Japan) Sodegaura

The large white packets are wrapped grass rolls that are used to feed livestock. Not long ago, many millet-like crops were grown in the fields here.

The morning after the snowfall, people were strolling along the boardwalk near a large apartment complex.

It snowed for the first time this season and cleared up completely in the morning. All the daikon greenhouses are covered with snow.

One fine winter day, beautiful clouds covered the sky. What appears to be yellow all over on the right is the second ear of rice.

The park's flowering cabbages are all in full bloom.

This is a view of the autumn leaves reflected on the surface of the water at the upper pond in Sodegaura Park. The ginkgo leaves are completely gone, but a few maple leaves remain.

This photo was taken in late December, and the corner of Mobara Park is probably the place where you can see the autumn leaves until the latest around here. The autumn foliage was spectacular.

Fuji was unusually clearly visible, so I took this photo from Fukashiro.

The ginkgo in front of the Yakushido seen from Niomon Gate has also begun to change color.