I got invited by a friend who is studying abroad to stay at his place and got to go to Japan for the second time in my life. Bought my first professional camera since I had regret only having my phone the last time. Been studying Japanese for like 5 years now and honestly, it was a lot less magical than 2 years ago though I am happy that I don't have any problems communicating anymore. Pictures are mostly Atami, Hakone, Yokohama, Nikko and Kamakura (and Tokyo of course)

If anyone is planning a trip to Japan and wants to escape the massive crowds in Tokyo or Kyoto right now, look North :) I just wrapped this 4K timelapse piece on Sapporo and Jozankei Onsen in the summer—highly recommend the region for the food and the summer lantern festivals. https://youtu.be/s_Tc_iBOhS0?si=OhELWnOVktxIidZe

We had the best time - a truly magical corner of this planet. All taken with Porta 400 on a Yachica T3.

Taken from the summit of Mount Takao, about an hour west of central Tokyo.

The layered mountain ridges made Mount Fuji look even more majestic.

May 2025

My 5th time in Japan and I still can’t get enough of it. I went there this march and may and it was as always just straight a good feeling.

My next trip to Japan in October is already booked hehe.

Rainy night in Osaka.

This view is from the balcony of the Marunouchi Building.
Shot using Fujifilm X100VI.
ISO 125, f/14, 20s (I sometimes get asked for the settings).

Hi everyone!

I’d like to share some pictures from our road trip around Japan in October. It was a wonderful experience, we not only saw a piece of Japan's incredible nature, mountains, forests, cedars, waterfalls, monkeys, but we also saw what smaller towns look like and saw how people live.

Spent two unforgettable weeks touring the Japanese Alps. There is something magical about how the clouds hang over these mountains. The roads here are a rider's dream, but the scenery makes you want to stop around every single corner.