I visited Sashimaki Marsh in Iwate Prefecture.
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▼There is a large parking lot.
There may be quite a lot of people coming.
▼Donation box.
If we want to preserve this scenery for the future, I think it would be better to include it, even if just a little.
▼Temporary toilets have also been set up this season.
wonderful!
▼The skunk cabbages have grown quite large overall, and although it was a little out of season.
▼However, it was still nice to see some small Asian skunk cabbages.
Judging by the looks of it, the best season seems to be around mid-April.
▼The skunk cabbage grows everywhere.
If you can come during the best season, I think it will be a very worthwhile spot.
▼The fern (?) is starting to sprout.
I can't help but think of tempura lol
▼It's about to open any second now.
You can feel the power of life!
▼The area further back is made up of relatively dry soil.
There are no skunk cabbages around here.
▼The Dogtooth Violets were in bloom.
This one seems to be a little late as well, and is starting to wither.
Spring is a wonderful season, but it can also be sad that it ends so quickly.
▼ Trillium
▼The weather was very good.
▼There was also a small stream within the marsh.
▼Asian skunk cabbage along the river.
Since it's along the river where there are few rivals, it looks like it will grow big.
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This time, it was a little out of season, but I think that depending on the year, the leaves will be in full bloom around Golden Week.
If you can visit during the best season, you will be able to see some amazing views.
Also, since there is an abundance of water, it makes me curious to see what kind of creatures live there in the summer.
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