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Yamanakako, or Lake Yamanaka, is one of the many lakes surrounding Mount Fuji in Japan. We arrived there in early spring, and was surprised to be greeted with snow. It snowed throughout the night, and the next morning, Yamanakako was blanketed white. The forest became a beautiful winter wonderland. My wife and I enjoyed it very much, as we rarely get to see know. To read the caption on each photograph, point your cursor to it.  Branches heavy with snow  Lights from a distant resort at Yamanakako, Japan  At dusk, lights illuminate the trees of Yamanakako  Illuminated trees  By nightfall, the trees and snow are illuminated  Early next morning, Yamanakako becomes a winter wonderland  Country lane at Yamanakako  Forest shrine  Another view of the forest shrine  Country lane through the winter forest, Yamanakako, Japan  Cottage surrounded by forest trees  A hill full of cottages  Home in the woods  Stairway through the forest  Snow-laden branches  A tree against the brightening sky  Snow forest, Yamanakako, Japan  View of Lake Yamanaka  Here comes the sun to Yamanakako  The many colors of the forest  Lake view, Yamanakako, Japan  Trees heavy with snow  View of the forest trees as the sky brightens  Snow-blanketed alpine forest  Light and show in the forest  Snow laden branch, with forest in the background  Close up of a forest tree, with the forest in the background  View of Mount Fuji from Yamanakako  A forest of branches and twigs  Tim and Chooi Yoke, the owners of EarthDocumentary, at Yamanakako | |||
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