Capture my Japan Photographer introduction vol.1: Location edition
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"I'd like to request Capture My Japan for the first time, but I don't know what kind of photos I'll get." For those of you who are like that, we'll introduce examples of photos by location! If you see a photo you're interested in, you can directly access the photographer's page from credit.
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If you're wondering, "What kind of photos will I be able to take if I hire Capture My Japan?" or "What kind of photographers are there?", this time we'll introduce examples of location-based work by genre! If you see a photo you're interested in, you can directly access the photographer's page from credit!
" Capture My Japan " is a photography service for tourists visiting Japan from overseas by Lovegraph Co., Ltd, which operates one of Japan's largest on- location photography session businesses.
If you use the coupon code "MCM-12587" when applying, you can get 5% off and experience professional photography!
City (daytime)
One of our most popular photo requests is to shoot in urban areas during the day. Because it is convenient in terms of access and time, we receive requests from many people. For example, in the case of Tokyo, requests can be made for a wide range of situations, from photo shoots at cafes and parks in the city to photos taken while walking around Asakusa wearing a yukata. Shooting in a quaint city like Kyoto is also a uniquely Japanese experience.
@Yoyogi Hachiman
@Yoyogi Hachiman (Tokyo)
credit: gina
@Asakusa (Tokyo)
credit: Kota Kaminaka
@Nakasendo (Nagano Prefecture)
credit: Ayumi
@Kamogawa (Kyoto Prefecture)
@Shimizu (Kyoto Prefecture)
credit: 🐯 Umitora
City (night)
Night photography is especially popular in urban areas. Recommended for capturing romantic atmospheres unique to the city, such as neon lights unique to the city or the illuminated banks of the Sumida River at night.
@Ginza (Tokyo)
credit: zeni
@Sumida River (Tokyo)
credit: Kota Kaminaka
Shrines/Temples
I want to take photos in traditional Japanese scenery! For those of you, we recommend taking photos at shrines and temples. Capture My Japan's photographers will take you to the best photo spots in famous tourist destinations such as Kyoto and Nara. Photo shoots in kimono and yukata are also very popular.
credit: 🗼goi-chan
@Nara Park (Nara Prefecture)
credit: HONOCA
@Sensoji Temple (Tokyo)
credit: DAI
Ocean
Taking photos at the sea is also popular, especially during this summer. In the case of Kamakura/Shichirigahama, it is an hour away by train from Tokyo, making it easily accessible from the city. The filming at "Kamakura Kokomae Station", which also appeared in the opening of the popular manga "SLUM DANK" anime, has been well received by "SLUM DANK" fans.
@Kamakura High School Station (Kanagawa Prefecture)
@Shichirigahama (Kanagawa Prefecture)
credit: Capture My Japan
@Kouri Island (Okinawa Prefecture)
credit: 👗Yuri
Mountain
Mt. Fuji can be said to be a symbol of Japan. There are plenty of camping facilities at the foot of Mt. Fuji, and you can even take photos while camping with Mt. Fuji in the background. By taking pictures in a natural atmosphere, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, you might be able to see facial expressions you've never seen before.
@Mt.Fuji (Shizuoka Prefecture)
credit: zeni
park
Especially from spring to summer, shooting in vast parks in Hokkaido and elsewhere is also popular. One of the most popular spots is the lavender fields in Hokkaido. Taking photos in the vast wilderness, which cannot be taken in the city, is sure to become the best memory.
@Shikisai no Oka (Hokkaido)
@Moerenuma Park (Hokkaido)
credit: Yuri
credit: 🐰miku
credit: 🌸Haru Momooka
@Hinode Park Lavender Garden (Hokkaido)
credit: Aoyama
lake
For those who want to take fantastic photos in the midst of nature, we recommend taking pictures at a lake. In summer in Hokkaido, there are many photo spots with lakes as the backdrop, including Blue Pond. If you are interested, please contact the photographer at "Capture My Japan".
@Lake Kanayama Lavender Garden (Hokkaido)
@Blue Pond (Hokkaido)
credit: Yuri
What did you think of the location examples introduced so far by genre? I would be happy if it could be helpful when making a request!
All the photos posted in this article were taken by professional photographers from a photography service called "Capture My Japan." I'm sure there were photos of various expressions taken by professional photographers at places you've heard of before.
Wouldn't you like to not only take pictures of the scenery, but also take pictures of your family, lovers, and friends who traveled to Japan with you? You can shoot at any location of your choice, not only in Tokyo but all over Japan. A photographer who can speak English will be in charge of shooting while communicating closely with you!
"Capture My Japan" prices start from 49,500 yen per hour (including 50 edited photos). Currently, if you enter the coupon code "MCM-12587" when applying, you can enjoy a 5% discount on your photo shoot experience. If you are considering requesting Capture My Japan, please make use of it!
Official website: https://capturemy.jp/
Affiliated photographer: https://lovegraph.notion.site/Photographers-2e00aa4468c0438dafe5ce576dd39be7
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"Capture My Japan " is a photography service for tourists visiting Japan from overseas by Lovegraph Co., Ltd, which operates one of Japan's largest on- location photography session businesses. Would you like to capture yourself along with the beautiful scenery of Japan with a professional photographer? You can experience shooting at your favorite travel destinations such as Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka. Capture My Japan's photographers have bases all over the country and can handle shooting in a wide range of areas. We have photographers who have passed a strict screening process, so you can leave your shooting to us with confidence! Japanese photographers who have a good understanding of each region will take care of your needs. Why not leave your memories of your trip to Japan together in a wonderful way?
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