Lots of green right now.

One thing about Japan, nature never seems to have much problem growing here. Back home in Indiana, it seemed that by July every single year, grass and green things would already be turning brown and dying. Not so in Japan. Here the green is ever growing and growing so quickly they seem to need to cut it all down weekly. Sometimes that's annoying, but it does make for really nice views. Like this one!

That's not a church, by the way, despite the cross. It's more or less a big set for weddings. Christian weddings are popular here, not because people are Christians but because Hollywood movies have made it seem like that is what weddings are suppose to look like.

There aren't enough clouds for this to be an exciting black and white image, but it still looks pretty good.

David LaSpina is an American photographer and translator lost in Japan, trying to capture the beauty of this country one photo at a time and searching for the perfect haiku.

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