Japanese nature /tombo/hotaru/kamikiri

Hello friends,

My name is Viktor.
I do like collecting Japanese stamps!
I do like to send colorful stamped letters to my friends.
Are you interested in new and funny post-stamps?

I visited Japan, but I would be pleased to learn more about
Japanese language and traditionds,
and I will come to Japan soon and for more times, for sure.
I like Japanese mountains, Japanese small steams and lakes, forests, bogs, flowers and animals, semi, hotaru, kamikiri, kawagatomushi... tombo... orange swallowtail butterly....
Do you know them?

I am interested in art, culture, nature, field expeditions, video and photos of Japan and nature and people, CD-DVD movie and music collecting, and travel experience worldwide.

I do like English, Japanese, other foreign languages.
I do like psychology and enthusiastic approach to life.
I like kids and their happy smiles.

I will be pleased to keep in touch with Japanese friends.
with best wishes,
Viktor
e-mail: ufensia DOG gmail.com (change DOG to @ )

Welcome to Jref.... Hope you are having a great time in here!

what's tombo/hotaru/kamikiri ?

Welcome to the forum zemi san !! In the Japan Alps, where I live, there is a hotaru festival every year in June, in Tatsuno town. I have been there once to see all the fireflies dancing amongst the trees by the cool of a clear water stream.

I hope you enjoy the forum and check it all out, as well as share and learn with all of us. And I hope to hear from you again.

@dutch Baka san, tombo is dragon fly, hotaru, above, and kamikiri is praying mantis

tombo/hotaru/kawagatomushi

Thank you, mars man,
My great pleasure to join the forum and to hear that some people are enjoying hotaru festivals as well!
Warm and hot summe is coming soon and many creatures are coming too.
good luck!

zemi