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気がつかなかった。。。

道の駅（中条）近くの

コンビニ（セブン）で買い物し

 

 

白馬方面の山々を望む田園風景

 

 

駐車場からふと見上げると

 

えっ！？観音像？？

 

聖観音像、慰霊碑、青空

 

あったっけ！？

 

観音像と慰霊碑、青空

 

通称五輪道路＝県道３１は白馬方面に行く時に

よく利用してるが

 

観音像に全く気がつかなかった。。。びっくり

 

 

聖観音像（東日本大震災鎮魂）

で～近くまで行ってみたら

 

東日本大震災 聖観音像建立趣旨碑

 

東日本大震災で亡くなった方々の

霊をお慰めすると共に

故郷を追われた方々の無念をお慰めすべく

遠く離れたこの地（＝日本のど真ん中）でも

消して忘れないとの決意をもって

被災地の福島県相馬市から

天空聖観音像をお迎え建立した。。。とびっくりお願い

 

 

 

雪化粧の山々が連なる山村風景

 

信州人、偉いグー

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

羽生結弦 3.11 忘れない

 

 

東日本大震災 忘れない 観音像 --- This image is a promotional material for an event related to the Great East Japan Earthquake. The text on the image reads "Never forget the Great East Japan Earthquake". The image itself shows a male figure skater in a performance costume. While the blog content mentions a観音像 (Kannon statue) and the Great East Japan Earthquake, the image is of a figure skater. However, since this is promotional material and not a direct capture of a copyrighted work like a TV show or manga, it is permissible to create an ALT text. Given the image is promotional material related to the Great East Japan Earthquake, and the blog content also mentions it, incorporating the key theme of remembering the disaster is appropriate. The image itself depicts a figure skater, but the context provided by the text overlay on the image is crucial. Considering the requirements: - SEO effect: Incorporate "東日本大震災" (Great East Japan Earthquake). - Image content: The image shows a figure skater, and the text relates to remembering the disaster. - Length: Within 30 characters. - NG words: Avoided. - Policy compliance: Checked. Therefore, the ALT text should focus on the theme of remembering the disaster and its connection to the image's promotional aspect. The figure skater himself is not the primary focus for SEO in this context, but rather what the image represents. Let's consider potential ALT texts: 1. 東日本大震災 忘れない 祈り (Great East Japan Earthquake, Never forget, Prayer) - 16 characters. This directly uses text from the image and the blog's theme. 2. 東日本大震災 追悼 (Great East Japan Earthquake, Memorial) - 12 characters. Concise and relevant. 3. 忘れない 東日本大震災 (Never forget, Great East Japan Earthquake) - 14 characters. Direct and impactful. The provided blog content mentions a観音像 (Kannon statue) which is related to praying for the souls of those lost in the disaster. The image itself has the text "祈" (prayer/pray) and "忘れない 東日本大震災" (Never forget the Great East Japan Earthquake). Considering the instruction to "incorporate the blog's main keywords naturally while accurately reflecting the image's content," and the image has "祈" (prayer) and "忘れない 東日本大震災", and the blog mentions a観音像 (which is related to prayer for the deceased), a good ALT text would combine these elements. The current image shows text which translates to "Prayer" and "Never forget the Great East Japan Earthquake". The figure skater is likely related to an event or memorial. Let's refine based on the visual text and the blog context. The blog mentions a觀音像 (Kannon statue), implying a memorial or prayer context for the disaster victims. The image itself has text "祈" (prayer) and "忘れない 東日本大震災" (Never forget the Great East Japan Earthquake). Given the constraint of 30 characters and the need to reflect both image and blog content: Option 1: 東日本大震災 祈り 忘れない (Great East Japan Earthquake, Prayer, Never forget) - 19 characters. This covers the disaster, the act of remembering (prayer), and the sentiment. Option 2: 忘れない 東日本大震災 追悼 (Never forget, Great East Japan Earthquake, Memorial) - 20 characters. Also very relevant. Option 3: 東日本大震災 観音像 祈り (Great East Japan Earthquake, Kannon statue, Prayer) - 17 characters. This tries to incorporate the blog's mention of the statue, though the statue isn't directly visible in the image. However, the image has "祈" which links to the statue's purpose. Looking at the image closely, the text "東日本大震災 雇用・教育・健康支援機構" is also present. This gives more context about the purpose. Let's prioritize the most prominent visual text and the core theme: "忘れない 東日本大震災". The image shows a person in a performance, which could be part of a memorial event. The word "祈" is also present. Considering the blog mentions "観音像" and the image has "祈" and "東日本大震災", let's try to connect these. Final Consideration: The image contains "祈" and "忘れない 東日本大震災". The blog content also discusses the "Great East Japan Earthquake" and mentions a "Kannon statue" built to comfort the spirits of victims. Therefore, an ALT text that reflects remembering the disaster through prayer or a memorial is appropriate. Let's aim for a short, impactful ALT text that includes the key keyword "東日本大震災" and the sentiment of remembrance/prayer. The most direct interpretation of the visual text and the blog's theme would be related to remembering the disaster and prayer. The presence of "祈" on the image is significant. Given the length constraint and the desire to incorporate keywords: "東日本大震災 忘れない 祈り" (16 characters) captures the essence well. It includes the main keyword, the sentiment of not forgetting, and the act of prayer which is implied by the "観音像" in the blog and the "祈" in the image. However, the provided blog content is about a Kannon statue. The image provided is of a figure skater, with text related to the Great East Japan Earthquake and "Prayer". It's possible the figure skater is participating in an event related to the earthquake memorial. Let's re-evaluate the instructions: "SEO効果を最大化するため、ブログの主要キーワードを自然に組み込みつつ、画像の内容を正確に反映する". The blog's main keyword is arguably related to the location and the event of finding the Kannon statue near a convenience store in Nakajo. However, the image itself doesn't show this. The image's explicit text is about the Great East Japan Earthquake. Let's consider the image's text and the skater. The text on the image: - 祈 (Prayer) - 忘れない (Never forget) - 東日本大震災 (Great East Japan Earthquake) - 東日本大震災 雇用・教育・健康支援機構 (Great East Japan Earthquake Employment, Education, Health Support Organization) The blog also mentions "観音像". A strong candidate would be: 東日本大震災 復興 祈り (Great East Japan Earthquake, Reconstruction, Prayer) - 17 characters. However, "復興" (reconstruction) is not directly in the image or blog text. Let's stick to what's directly evident or strongly implied. "東日本大震災 忘れない 祈り" is a very strong contender. Let's consider if the image content is accurately reflected. The image shows a figure skater on ice, with text overlays. The skater himself is not directly related to the Kannon statue mentioned in the blog. However, the text overlay connects the image to the Great East Japan Earthquake and prayer. If we interpret the "image content" to include the text overlay, then "東日本大震災 忘れない 祈り" is fitting. If the image is considered just the skater, then it's less directly related to the blog's narrative about the Kannon statue. However, the instructions state: "テキストと関連のない画像が入力された場合 は画像の内容のみを用いてALTテキストを生成する" (If an image unrelated to the text is input, generate ALT text using only the image's content). In this case, the text is *not* unrelated due to the overlay. Given the explicit text "東日本大震災" and "祈り" on the image, and the blog mentioning the earthquake and a memorial statue (implied prayer), the ALT text should focus on this. The most straightforward and SEO-friendly option that incorporates the main keyword and reflects the image's text overlay is: 東日本大震災 祈り 忘れない --- 東日本大震災 忘れない 祈り

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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