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[Image1]The 14th Teshikaga Photo Contest Winning Entries 3/5This year marks the 14th Teshikaga Photo Contest
[Image2]The 14th Teshikaga Photo Contest Winning Entries 3/5This year marks the 14th Teshikaga Photo Contest
[Image3]The 14th Teshikaga Photo Contest Winning Entries 3/5This year marks the 14th Teshikaga Photo Contest
[Image4]The 14th Teshikaga Photo Contest Winning Entries 3/5This year marks the 14th Teshikaga Photo Contest
[Image5]The 14th Teshikaga Photo Contest Winning Entries 3/5This year marks the 14th Teshikaga Photo Contest

The 14th Teshikaga Photo Contest Winning Entries 3/5

This year marks the 14th Teshikaga Photo Contest.

While digital submissions and social media entries have become common in recent years, the Teshikaga Photo Contest preserves a classic format by judging printed works. As a special juror, we welcomed Takeshi Mizukoshi, an internationally known mountain photographer who lives in Teshikagacho, to help select the winners.

For the 14th contest, we accepted entries in four categories—Starry Sky, Sea of Clouds, Activities (Experiences), and Open—between November 1 and December 25, 2024. From 154 submissions, 20 works won awards!

Today we present five winning entries. Congratulations! 🎊
Next up is 4/5—stay tuned 📸♪

✴︎Winning Entries✴︎
“Love at First Sight” Yasunori Kobayashi
“Dawn” Naoya Andachi
“Lake Kussharo in Winter” Miki Furusawa
“River at Dawn” Kejiro Suzuki
“Ehehe” Rie Ishida

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The 14th Teshikaga Photo Contest Winning Entries 4/5 The Teshikaga Photo Contest celebrates its 14th year this time. While recent years have favored digital submissions and entries via social media, the Teshikaga Photo Contest follows a classic format, judging printed works. For this edition, we invited Takeshi Mizukoshi, an internationally known mountain photographer who lives in Teshikagacho, to serve as a special juror. For the 14th contest, we accepted entries from November 1, 2024, to December 25, 2024, across four categories: Starry Skies, Sea of Clouds, Activities (Experiences), and Open. From 154 submissions, 20 works won awards! Today we present five Special Prize winners. Congratulations! 🎊 The final installment will appear in the next post. Stay tuned📸♪ ✴︎Special Prize✴︎ “Morning Awakening, In the Calm” Hazuki Yamada “As in Ancient Times” Masao Kainuma “A Night of Complete Ice Cover” Masaru Murakami “Nature’s Vitality” Tadashi Takeda “Charge” Toshikazu Yanagihori
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【Junki Yarinome Photo Exhibition Sense of Wonder】 At present, Kawayu Visitor Center is hosting "Junki Yarinome Photo Exhibition Sense of Wonder." An artist talk will take place on March 1, and applications are now being accepted. Please take this rare opportunity to join us ⛰️❄️ Outdoor lovers and photography fans will be treated to Junki Yarinome’s wonderful stories♪ 【Junki Yarinome Photo Exhibition Sense of Wonder】 Saturday, March 1, 2025 Kawayu Nature Salon Vol.3 "Artist Talk" Venue: Kawayu Visitor Center lecture room Time: Doors open 13:00 Talk 13:30–15:00 Admission: Free Capacity: 15 people (advance registration required, junior high school students and older, first-come, first-served) ...Junki Yarinome (Yarinome Junki)... Born in Abashiri, Hokkaido. Born in 1992. He completed graduate studies at Hokkaido Bunkyo University Graduate School. After graduating, he moved to Teshikagacho in 2017, began working as an outdoor guide (canoeing, trekking), and made regular trips to snowy mountains his life’s work. Since 2021 he has worked independently as Outdoorguide YARINOME, combining guiding and photography work. He is also active as a rider for MOSIRITA Snowboard.

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