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Colorful art blooming at night. The colorful art of blooming at night, including "Flowers shining in the night sky (Sapporo)" [Hokkaido Mirai Note (75)].
Here are three of the best photos of Hokkaido's beautiful scenery taken and submitted by our readers!
Flowers shining in the night sky (Sapporo)
Doshin-UHB Fireworks Festival held for the first time in three years.
The fireworks shot up from inside the city were spectacular, and I climbed the mountain at night to capture the scenery crossed with the city of Sapporo rather than the view in front of me.
A view rarely seen anywhere else in the world, right here in Sapporo, Hokkaido.
Posted by bnr34likegamer
City, Town and Village where the photo was taken: Sapporo
A word from the Domingo editorial team
The Doshin-UHB Fireworks Festival (Doshin-UHB Fireworks Festival🎆) is held on the Toyohira River in Sapporo City and marks the beginning of Sapporo's summer season.
Many of you must have been even more impressed with this year's fireworks display because it has not been held for the past few years.
I am always amazed at the perfect work of the pyrotechnicians when I see the fireworks blooming beautifully in the night sky!
Kumagera raising their young (Date City)
A natural treasure, a black woodpecker.
I wonder if he is encouraging the other bird in the back of the nest hole to show its face?
Feeding three birds at the same time must be difficult.
Submitted by Mr. Ko-Imari-kun
City, town and village where the photo was taken: Date City
A word from the Domingo editorial team
The name "Kumagera" comes from the word "kuma" (meaning "oversized"), and it is the largest of the woodpecker family found in Japan!
It is said to be more than 40 centimeters long. It is a lovely picture to think of them bringing food to their young waiting in the nest with their large bodies 🦜.
Blessing of Two Colors (Oozora Town)
Driving through Memanbetsu, the scenery suddenly appears as if you've jumped into a picture book; when we visited in July, we saw beautiful fields of wheat and potatoes in two colors. It is a vast landscape typical of Hokkaido.
Submitted by chii.fleur
City, town and village where the photo was taken: Ohzora Town
A word from the Domingo editorial team
Agriculture is the main industry in Ozora. In particular, wheat, buckwheat, beans, and other crops are widely grown in the town.
This photo was taken in Ohzora Town and gives a sense of Hokkaido's character!
The vast land with endless fields and colorful crops is breathtaking.
Hokkaido Mirai Note
Hokkaido Mirai Note is a project to collect your photos of Hokkaido via Instagram and compile them into a notebook for the future on our website.
Please post your favorite photos of Hokkaido with #Hokkaido Mirainote or #hmnote on Instagram.
