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This photo was taken during my visit to Gero Onsen Gassho Village in Gifu Prefecture.
More than 1,000 wind chimes were decorated near the entrance, and every time the wind blew, they all chimed together.
I felt that wind chimes symbolize summer in Japan, and I wanted to capture that in a photograph. Rather than just photographing the wind chimes, I wanted to express it in my own way, so I took a shot through the wind chimes in the foreground, which created a sense of depth and slightly lowered the saturation of the overall photo, giving it a nostalgic atmosphere. I used the standard camera of the iPhone 17 for the shoot.
Additionally, since I had only heard the sound of a single wind chime before, experiencing the sound of over 1,000 wind chimes chiming together was a first for me. I discovered that a single wind chime produces a delicate tone, but when gathered together, they create a powerful chorus-like sound, revealing a new charm of wind chimes.
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ｼﾊﾞﾔﾏ ﾓｴcm231069 posted.
![[Image1]This is a photo taken when my family visited Gero Onsen Gassho Village in Gifu Prefecture.While stro](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/f88de09fcb733d67d96c7c25b6d66c2c9311543e.jpg)
This is a photo taken when my family visited Gero Onsen Gassho Village in Gifu Prefecture.
While strolling around the grounds, I discovered a sign leading to an observation deck and became curious about what kind of view I would see, so I climbed up. What I saw there was a landscape filled with mountains, trees, blue skies, and clouds.
Since I usually see bustling cityscapes with buildings and many people, encountering a scene where there were no people at all and only nature spread out felt nostalgic, allowing me to experience the beauty of untouched nature.
Additionally, before the COVID-19 pandemic, my family used to travel to the mountains every summer, but since then, we haven't had many opportunities to go. The moment I saw this view, memories of summer trips with my family during my childhood flooded back, and I realized that the landscapes of mountains and skies hold a special place in reminding me of our summer family vacations.
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