Shion Nakamura, a photographer who draws pictures with his camera, is in the Hitoyoshi Kuma region of Kyushu. The nostalgic scenery of the Kumakawa Railway has been captured in beautiful, picturesque photographs. The shots are as beautiful as a painting. Please enjoy the works that will captivate you with their timeless scenery. 00:00 Opening 00:30 JR Hitoyoshi Station 8/1 Joint Photo Exhibition 01:45 Take the best shot at Higashi-Taragi Station 04:40 Try taking a thumbnail photo 05:27 Introduction of the KANI filter used 06:17 Quick tricks on the railroad tracks. Shooting while changing lenses 08:36 The terminal station of the Kumakawa Railway. Yunosaki Station 09:25 Surprise. An unexpected reunion 10:07 Photographing the last train of the Kumakawa Railway 11:00 Here is the scenery I want to paint. A summer evening scene. 12:08 All photos taken are now available. Slideshow Shion Nakamura, photographer who draws pictures with his camera https://twitter.com/sionn_cab https://www.instagram.com/sionncab/ https://www.tiktok.com/@sionn_cab [Subscribe to our channel here!] https://www.youtube.com/@Saruko Sub Shrine and Temple Tour Channel https://www.youtube.com/@Saruko-jinja △ The best plug-in for film emulation https://www.dehancer.com/ Use the code "SARUKO" to get 10% off. ▽Recommended videos🎥 [Collaboration video with Shion Nakamura] https://youtu.be/3u1gE4pT6Mw https://youtu.be/JgGMuTIktok https://youtu.be/NPKg6aE9DAI https://youtu.be/YZB3WwhFAj4 https://youtu.be/FEi6QBhHD5g

We followed photographer Shion Nakamura, who draws pictures with his camera, as he took pictures of Kyushu's largest limestone cave. Kyusendo was discovered in 1973 by the Ehime University Academic Exploration Club. It is believed to have been formed by the uplift of limestone layers on the ocean floor approximately 300 million years ago. With a total length of approximately 4,800m, it is the longest in Kyushu. Investigations are currently ongoing, and as investigations continue it is said that there is a possibility that it may become the longest limestone cave in Japan. Shion Nakamura, photographer who draws pictures with his camera https://twitter.com/sionn_cab https://www.instagram.com/sionncab/ https://www.tiktok.com/@sionn_cab [Kyusendo Cave] https://maps.app.goo.gl/oBTSbPTko8riqo7U9 [Kyusendo official website] https://kyusendo.jp/ Scenes of a trip around Japan on foot with a camera in hand Collection of photographer Shion Nakamura https://youtu.be/NPKg6aE9DAI Spectacular views of Kameno Falls, Hitoyoshi City, Kumamoto Prefecture https://youtu.be/Ljjv1IYyEH8 Taking photos like painting a picture Photographer and traveler Shion Nakamura https://youtu.be/noUph0mhpTI [Photographer touring Kirishima Part 1] Touring the shrines of Kirishima, the home of Japanese mythology https://youtu.be/YZB3WwhFAj4 [Photographer visiting shrines, Part 2] Visiting the shrines of Kirishima, landscape photographer Shion Nakamura https://youtu.be/FEi6QBhHD5g [Subscribe to the channel here!] https://www.youtube.com/@Saruko Sub Shrine and Temple Tour Channel https://www.youtube.com/@Saruko-jinja △ The best plug-in for film emulation https://www.dehancer.com/ Use code "SARUKO" to get 10% off

This is the second part of a photo tour of the "Kirishima Rokusha Gongen" shrines surrounding the Kirishima mountain range, home of Japanese mythology. This is the second part of a photo tour of "Kirishima Rokusha Gongen," shrines surrounding the Kirishima Mountain Range, the home of Japanese mythology. 00:00 Introduction 00:29 East Kirishima Shrine 02:59 East Kirishima Shrine 05:20 National Treasure Kirishima Jingu Shrine 06:30 Interaction with a lady at a store 06:55 Kirishima Jingu Ancient Shrine Site 07:30 Ending [Subscribe to our channel here!] https://www.youtube.com/@Saruko △ Optimal plug-in for film emulation https://www.dehancer.com/ Use code “SARUKO” for a 10% discount.