Unconscious encounter to tea plantation in Shizuoka is one of the best joys in Japan journey.
Tea estates in Shizuoka will welcome everyone with their fantastic landscapes.
If you find the hidden vision of subtle and profound beauty around tea plantation.
Tea estates sometimes let us find too fantastic views, which you must have deemed almost divine whimsicalities unless you had previously looked upon the real phenomena.
Ghostly vapor-veiled tea plantation with sacred Sakura tree over 300 years. Mist over tea canopies scattering sun shine.
The vapor is arisen from dews on tea leaves by thermal energy of sun shine.
Sun-crowned tea plantation.
Love-colors hidden around tea plantation seems to be looking forward to be found by visitors.
Pale pink of cherry blossoms beyond tea sprouts at a spring day.
Views consisting of Mt. Fuji are absolutely breathtaking!!
A view of Shizuoka tea estate on Nihondaira uplad consisting of Mt. Fuji , Suruga bay and urban area of Shizuoka city.
View of dawn on the tea estate on Makinohara upland. Tea plantations on Makinohara upland are blessed by Ooi river under the shade of the sacred Mt. Fuji.
Mt. Fuji beyond the widespread tea plantation on Makinohara upland.
Mt. Fuji over the Suruga bay viewed from a tea plantation on Makinohara upland.
Autumn view of Mt. Fuji beyond the tea plantation on Makinohara upland.
Even on a rainy day, visions with tea plants express “sabi” elegance.
Fog-veiled tea plantation also has “wabi” grace and “sabi” elegance.
A hidden tea plantation in the mirror on the surface of paddy field.
Speaking about wonderful views, Shizuoka prefecture introduces the beautiful landscapes in each tea estate in Shizuoka in its webpage.
Hopefully travelers will be satisfied with wandering in the wonderful tea estates in Shizuoka!
< Note >
Please enjoy sightseeing without disturbing something and someone.
If you want to take photo of tea plantations or other landscapes, please stop entering farmland and enjoy taking photo by using various functions of camera such as zooming from public spaces such as loads. The author took pictures by using the function of zoom up. (In some cases, I took photo in the tea plantations due to my job or permission of the owner of the plantation.)
Sometimes some travelers put their baggage on the canopy of tea plants or take photo in tea plantations. Such behavior damages tea plants and disturb soil or tea plants in the plantations. The nuisances are prohibited.
Please take care to let everyone enjoy tea estates.