Tag: Birthplace of the Japanese Alps
Today is the opening day of a three day ALPS OUTDOOR SUMMIT event in Matsumoto, Japan. The event was organized by friends from Zane Arts, REISEN hutte, Matsumoto…
I don’t ride in the passenger seat much. So I am often forced to think and dream about a capturing an image when something comes into view. I…
I just had to stop when I saw this image on my way down to Matsumoto a few days ago. The Azusa River below the blue sky shooting…
～変化に順応すること・共に進むこと～ アルプス山岳郷を代表する景勝地・上高地は、中部山岳国立公園の一部で、国の文化財（特別名勝・特別天然記念物）にも指定されています。例年グリーンシーズン中は多くの観光客で賑わうだけでなく、アルピニストが憧れる槍・穂高連峰への入り口として、登山客にとっても特別な場所です。 — Read on https://alps-sangakukyo.amebaownd.com/posts/23062264
At the end of 2020, we were asked to design a set of posters for the MOE (Ministry of the Environment) to represent the southern region of the…
僕がデザインした「Birthplace of the Japanese Alps」のロゴマークが岐阜と長野の新聞に紹介されました。 この楽しいプロジェクトに参加させていただき本当に感謝しています。高山市の岐阜側も松本市の長野側も繋がる日本アルプス「Japanese Alps」のポテンシャルをヨコノリ的に広めたいです。
Snowfall has been a bit on the delinquent side this winter here in the village. There has been snow on Mount Norikura since the end of October but it’s been a long wait since then.
Although the ski resort is open we are yet to see decent snow in the village this year. As of today the road to Ichinose Meadow which on a typical year is only accessible by foot after mid-November was clear and dry.