A peaceful trip to Kamikochi, Japan: spiritual cleansing and dialogue with nature

We stepped into Kamikochi, known as the Japanese Alps, and stood in this quiet valley looking at the distant mountains, which seemed to be covered with golden glory under the sunlight. The water of the gurgling Azusa River is crystal clear, and the green leaves on both sides of the river are dancing gently in the wind, as if to welcome our visit. Walking through Taisho Pond, the water surface is like a mirror, reflecting the magnificent figure of Mount Kithotaka. We stopped and felt the tranquility here, far away from the hustle and bustle of daily life, as if time had stood still here. As we continue walking along the wooden path, we hear the sound of the breeze blowing through the forest tops. Occasionally, a few birds happily shuttle through the forest, as if whispering the story of this world. As the sun gradually rises, we arrive at Mingshen Pond, which is said to be the residence of the mountain god. Standing by the pool, you can feel the mystery and majesty of nature, and your inner worries gradually dissipate, as if you are one with this piece of nature. Every scenery here is like a painting. It doesn't need too much modification. Its original beauty alone is enough to move people. The journey to Kamikochi is not only a feast of scenery, but also a cleansing of the soul. Here, the harmony and tranquility between heaven and earth allow us to re-recognize the power and beauty of nature. It is a natural paradise that makes people linger☺️ #japanattractions #100 Ways to Travel