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Top view of Hakkodate roofs from mount Hakodate at the beginiing of Hokkaido, Japan. This place is famous for night view, one of the best in Japan.

Aerial view of the capital city of Seoul in South Korea, seen a sunny day.

The scenery of Nanhua Reservoir in the morning. it’s a famous attraction in Tainan, Taiwan.

Panoramic view from Conic Hill and the West Highland Way over Loch Lomond and the mountains beyond, Scotland, UK.

Landscape of Amanohashidate in northern Kyoto, Japan.

highrise buildings in seoul city, south korea.

$Sausalito, Mill Valley, North San Francisco Aerial. Pacific Ocean Highway\nCalifornia USA\nAmerica\nDrone View$

Aerial view of the capital city of Seoul in South Korea, seen at sunset.

Panorama scenery of the Gulf of Nanao in Nanao city, Japan

A bright and breezy autumnal 3 shot HDR image looking across Loch Morar, near Mallaig in Lochaber, Scotland

capital city of south korea, beautiful seoul.

Aerial view on Hiroshima, mountains and blooming sakura from Miyajima island, Japan. Sakura blossom season. Focus on sakura flowers

$Nagano, Japan -August 13, 2019: Lake Suwa is a lake in the Suwa Basin of Nagano Prefecture, spanning three cities: Okaya City, Shimosuwa Town, and Suwa City. The area is 12.81㎢. The largest lake in Nagano Prefecture.\nIn recent years, general freezing has decreased. The surface of the lake freezes over in winter, and the thickness of the ice reaches a certain level.\nAs the temperature rises during the day, the ice melts, and at night the temperature drops and the ice grows.After that, it expands and the area of the lake surface becomes insufficient.Cracks in the ice run up on the surface of the lake with a loud sound.This phenomenon is called 'omiwatari'.In the winter of the year when 'Omiwatari' appears, a Shinto ritual is held at Yatsurugi Shrine.\nThe record of 'Omiwatari' is from 1443.It continues to be recorded every year to this day.Some years are missing.However, as of 2022, it is an almost continuous weather record for about 577 years. It is a valuable resource in the world.$