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荒谷誠一郎 posted.
 Chichibu Unkai Night ViewIt is an autumn tradition, a night view of the sea of clouds i](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/c26d52b5dfaf0c713fa2f762b3a0b1413b806351.jpg)
(2024-10-12) Chichibu Unkai Night View
It is an autumn tradition, a night view of the sea of clouds in Chichibu.
Chichibu is a relatively high-altitude and basin, and it is a terrain that tends to stay when clouds boil.
The light of the city is diffused by the clouds, and it looks like an LED is placed in the cotton candy, like a candy often seen at the illumination venue in winter.
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荒谷誠一郎 posted.
![[Image1]The main thing on this day was the factory night view with Mt. Fuji in the background.I couldn't see](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/f64c8fe675490ece45dde370bb0bc962dc204c11.jpg)
![[Image2]The main thing on this day was the factory night view with Mt. Fuji in the background.I couldn't see](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/806edc56fcf9bc0f0259e99332aa1317dc0baf55.jpg)
![[Image3]The main thing on this day was the factory night view with Mt. Fuji in the background.I couldn't see](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/0a916c3b242079e08b641cb644be8708540062b7.jpg)
The main thing on this day was the factory night view with Mt. Fuji in the background.
I couldn't see Mt. Fuji at all (=_=;
So, as an undercard, I was planning to take a night view of Shonan Taira before going to Fuji City
But even if you go to take a picture of the night view of Atami, which is an even higher priority
I realized that the road to Fuji City would not be a detour.
I canceled Shonan Taira and went to Atami
Someday, in Atami, red tide (noctilucent insects) will occur, and the sea will glow blue
I want to take a picture
The light trail that crosses the center of the bay belongs to the ferry connecting Atami and Hatsushima
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荒谷誠一郎 posted.
 Lake Biwa Grand Fireworks Festival Part 5I've always wanted to take a picture of the](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/6e699584f2b6b5dfa7f75ff8bf80dfbd9b90e89c.jpg)
(2024-08-08) Lake Biwa Grand Fireworks Festival Part 5
I've always wanted to take a picture of the "Lake Biwa Grand Fireworks Festival"
Held in on August 8
I went on a bullet tour (driven by a friend)
Since last year, this fireworks festival has been charged and a fence has been set up.
Although it is controversial that it cannot be viewed freely
This was a twisted tactic of looking down from the rest area in the Halfway up of Mt. Hiei
Of course, this used to be free (the Mt. Hiei skyline that passes through the rest area is a toll road), but in conjunction with the charging of bleachers,
fireworks 7,500 yen last year and 10,000 yen this year will be charged for cars parked for viewing purposes (;' ∀')
According to the Information on the Internet, there would be no place to put the tripod at noon on the day, so we left quite early
I was picked up at 0:00 a.m. and departed.
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Arrived at the site around 7:20
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Wait for 12 hours until 19:30
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19:30~20:30 Appreciation + Photography
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21:00~05:00
The worst 12 hours of my life on-site standby (outdoors under the blazing sun)
Bright red on both arms, around the neck, and around the face (;' ∀')
With SPF 50 sunscreen, it only lasts a few hours.
Even though I tried to secure a good place to go so far
By the time we arrived, the best shooting spots were already filled with tripods
According to the preliminary survey, it was said that it would be filled with tripods after noon.
So we were prepared to give ourselves plenty of time if we arrived after 7 a.m.
Completely lagging behind (;' ∀')
It was too late ww
However, I'm glad that I was in a position where I could shoot without any problems at all if I paid a little attention to the angle of view
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荒谷誠一郎 posted.
 Lake Biwa Grand Fireworks Festival Part 4I've always wanted to take a picture of the](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/9bf34410008893bbc130f14cd66351b1319122e2.jpg)
(2024-08-08) Lake Biwa Grand Fireworks Festival Part 4
I've always wanted to take a picture of the "Lake Biwa Grand Fireworks Festival"
Held in on August 8
I went on a bullet tour (driven by a friend)
Since last year, this fireworks festival has been charged and a fence has been set up.
Although it is controversial that it cannot be viewed freely
This was a twisted tactic of looking down from the rest area in the Halfway up of Mt. Hiei
Of course, this used to be free (the Mt. Hiei skyline that passes through the rest area is a toll road), but in conjunction with the charging of bleachers,
fireworks 7,500 yen last year and 10,000 yen this year will be charged for cars parked for viewing purposes (;' ∀')
According to the Information on the Internet, there would be no place to put the tripod at noon on the day, so we left quite early
I was picked up at 0:00 a.m. and departed.
↓
Arrived at the site around 7:20
↓
Wait for 12 hours until 19:30
↓
19:30~20:30 Appreciation + Photography
↓
21:00~05:00
The worst 12 hours of my life on-site standby (outdoors under the blazing sun)
Bright red on both arms, around the neck, and around the face (;' ∀')
With SPF 50 sunscreen, it only lasts a few hours.
Even though I tried to secure a good place to go so far
By the time we arrived, the best shooting spots were already filled with tripods
According to the preliminary survey, it was said that it would be filled with tripods after noon.
So we were prepared to give ourselves plenty of time if we arrived after 7 a.m.
Completely lagging behind (;' ∀')
It was too late ww
However, I'm glad that I was in a position where I could shoot without any problems at all if I paid a little attention to the angle of view
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荒谷誠一郎 posted.
 Lake Biwa Grand Fireworks Festival Part 3I've always wanted to take a picture of the](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/3941049584cabb048a1370b48eebb5b48c84bd7e.jpg)
(2024-08-08) Lake Biwa Grand Fireworks Festival Part 3
I've always wanted to take a picture of the "Lake Biwa Grand Fireworks Festival"
Held in on August 8
I went on a bullet tour (driven by a friend)
Since last year, this fireworks festival has been charged and a fence has been set up.
Although it is controversial that it cannot be viewed freely
This was a twisted tactic of looking down from the rest area in the Halfway up of Mt. Hiei
Of course, this used to be free (the Mt. Hiei skyline that passes through the rest area is a toll road), but in conjunction with the charging of bleachers,
fireworks 7,500 yen last year and 10,000 yen this year will be charged for cars parked for viewing purposes (;' ∀')
According to the Information on the Internet, there would be no place to put the tripod at noon on the day, so we left quite early
I was picked up at 0:00 a.m. and departed.
↓
Arrived at the site around 7:20
↓
Wait for 12 hours until 19:30
↓
19:30~20:30 Appreciation + Photography
↓
21:00~05:00
The worst 12 hours of my life on-site standby (outdoors under the blazing sun)
Bright red on both arms, around the neck, and around the face (;' ∀')
With SPF 50 sunscreen, it only lasts a few hours.
Even though I tried to secure a good place to go so far
By the time we arrived, the best shooting spots were already filled with tripods
According to the preliminary survey, it was said that it would be filled with tripods after noon.
So we were prepared to give ourselves plenty of time if we arrived after 7 a.m.
Completely lagging behind (;' ∀')
It was too late ww
However, I'm glad that I was in a position where I could shoot without any problems at all if I paid a little attention to the angle of view
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荒谷誠一郎 posted.
 Lake Biwa Grand Fireworks Festival Part 2I've always wanted to take a picture of the](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/e82f982e0205dacba753c5ae62572346e2b1f5c8.jpg)
(2024-08-08) Lake Biwa Grand Fireworks Festival Part 2
I've always wanted to take a picture of the "Lake Biwa Grand Fireworks Festival"
Held in on August 8
I went on a bullet tour (driven by a friend)
Since last year, this fireworks festival has been charged and a fence has been set up.
Although it is controversial that it cannot be viewed freely
This was a twisted tactic of looking down from the rest area in the Halfway up of Mt. Hiei
Of course, this used to be free (the Mt. Hiei skyline that passes through the rest area is a toll road), but in conjunction with the charging of bleachers,
fireworks 7,500 yen last year and 10,000 yen this year will be charged for cars parked for viewing purposes (;' ∀')
According to the Information on the Internet, there would be no place to put the tripod at noon on the day, so we left quite early
I was picked up at 0:00 a.m. and departed.
↓
Arrived at the site around 7:20
↓
Wait for 12 hours until 19:30
↓
19:30~20:30 Appreciation + Photography
↓
21:00~05:00
The worst 12 hours of my life on-site standby (outdoors under the blazing sun)
Bright red on both arms, around the neck, and around the face (;' ∀')
With SPF 50 sunscreen, it only lasts a few hours.
Even though I tried to secure a good place to go so far
By the time we arrived, the best shooting spots were already filled with tripods
According to the preliminary survey, it was said that it would be filled with tripods after noon.
So we were prepared to give ourselves plenty of time if we arrived after 7 a.m.
Completely lagging behind (;' ∀')
It was too late ww
However, I'm glad that I was in a position where I could shoot without any problems at all if I paid a little attention to the angle of view
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荒谷誠一郎 posted.
 Lake Biwa Grand Fireworks Festival Part 1I've always wanted to take a picture of the](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/baa9314e43886b32ef3323113958a4ec81ff6e59.jpg)
(2024-08-08) Lake Biwa Grand Fireworks Festival Part 1
I've always wanted to take a picture of the "Lake Biwa Grand Fireworks Festival"
Held in on August 8
I went on a bullet tour (driven by a friend)
Since last year, this fireworks festival has been charged and a fence has been set up.
Although it is controversial that it cannot be viewed freely
This was a twisted tactic of looking down from the rest area in the Halfway up of Mt. Hiei
Of course, this used to be free (the Mt. Hiei skyline that passes through the rest area is a toll road), but in conjunction with the charging of bleachers,
fireworks 7,500 yen last year and 10,000 yen this year will be charged for cars parked for viewing purposes (;' ∀')
According to the Information on the Internet, there would be no place to put the tripod at noon on the day, so we left quite early
I was picked up at 0:00 a.m. and departed.
↓
Arrived at the site around 7:20
↓
Wait for 12 hours until 19:30
↓
19:30~20:30 Appreciation + Photography
↓
21:00~05:00
The worst 12 hours of my life on-site standby (outdoors under the blazing sun)
Bright red on both arms, around the neck, and around the face (;' ∀')
With SPF 50 sunscreen, it only lasts a few hours.
Even though I tried to secure a good place to go so far
By the time we arrived, the best shooting spots were already filled with tripods
According to the preliminary survey, it was said that it would be filled with tripods after noon.
So we were prepared to give ourselves plenty of time if we arrived after 7 a.m.
Completely lagging behind (;' ∀')
It was too late ww
However, I'm glad that I was in a position where I could shoot without any problems at all if I paid a little attention to the angle of view
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荒谷誠一郎 posted.
 Tsukiyano Firefly no SatoMinakami Towns, GunmaI went to](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/afb098fe461907e6e8e4f06b9d28fcc62d3b54f9.jpg)
(2024-06-29) Tsukiyano Firefly no Sato
Minakami Towns, Gunma
I went to "Moonlight Firefly Village" to take pictures of the light trails of fireflies.
20:00 A little before Squid, the ephemeral lights began to dance wildly, as if fairies were flying around
Anyway, the photographers and spectators were sour-mouthed and warned not to emit light and and I took measures such as turning off the monitor, but there were quite a few people who didn't care about that
Also, the rate of children was very high, and I was scared to shoot when they would hit the tripod.
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荒谷誠一郎 posted.
 Goryokaku in full bloomI didn't make it in time for the Spring Photocon, but Goryokaku](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/0a4221d7daf09ef64ba2bc9c44698d8e12e6989c.jpg)
(2024-04-26) Goryokaku in full bloom
I didn't make it in time for the Spring Photocon, but Goryokaku has great significance from the perspective of Japanese history, so I will apply here.
This is Goryokaku in full bloom of cherry blossoms taken from Goryokaku Tower with a 17mm lens.
Initially, the expected full bloom date was 4/27.
4/26 Moved → Tokyo to Hakodate
Photo taken on 4/27
4/28 Returned to Tokyo
I had secured a bullet train and an inn according to the schedule, but the expected date of full bloom was getting earlier and earlier (;' ∀')
I forcibly took a picture on 4/26 when the Shinkansen flight on 4/26, which was just scheduled for a moving day, was brought forward and kept in full bloom w
Goryokaku, the site of the last fierce battle of the Boshin War, has great historical value as a Western-style bastion in Japan.
At this time of year, it also shows a special scenery.
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荒谷誠一郎 posted.
 View from Shinkurayama Sengen ParkThis is the view from the Observatory of the park att](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/5ac024d1c3c31319be7ea274904786152cc4905a.jpg)
(2024-04-13) View from Shinkurayama Sengen Park
This is the view from the Observatory of the park attached to the Shinkurayama Sengen Shrine in Fujiyoshida
It was in full bloom just the day before and maintained it the next day
Two weeks in advance, I had predicted the full bloom date and booked the "Hato Bus" tour
At the time of arrival, the waiting time for the bus was more than 2 hours (more than 2 and a half hours), so I told the tour conductor to get off on the way.
・ You can see Mt. Fuji
・ There are no clouds hanging over Mt. Fuji
・ The weather is good
・Cherry blossoms in full bloom
I feel lucky that non-locals were able to visit here on the day I met this condition
Camera SONY α7IV.
Lens Tamron 28-200mm
ISO: 160 SS: 1/640 F-number: 8.0
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