Kinoko-ya
Most of the time, people think of mushroom as something for
your pizza or those pesky white golf balls that show up in your
lawn. There are many, many species of mushroom that are
fascinating, delicate and beautiful. Take a personal tour of Hiroshi’s
fungi photolog pages. It is obvious that Hiroshi has a remarkable
eye and ability to capture these images for his photolog collection.
I hope you enjoy your visit as much as I have.
About Hiroshi:
Kinoko means mushrooms in Japanese, and Kinoko-ya nearly
adds up to mushroomer, but I don’t cultivate or sell. I am an
amateur photographer, shooting only mushrooms and other fungi.
In the beginning, the contents were a record of all the wild mushrooms
that I ate. However, while taking the photographs for my site, I was
charmed by the beauty of mushrooms, and I also got interested in
poisonous mushrooms and diddy mushrooms whitch are not edible.
I enjoy mushroom-shooting by camera more than mushroom-hunting
for eating!
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