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The Underwater Torii of Daiyu Shrine. These Torii are built between the high and low tide in the Ariake Sea so they are submerged during high tide and the road between them is revealed during low tided. 375 9
The Japanese Yabusame. These are mounted archers practicing the old tradition of shooting arrows from horseback at three targets in a full gallop. 260 8
Just another fairy tale over at Mifuneyama Rakuen. 457 12
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Cherry Blossoms in full bloom surround the canals of Yanagawa. 300 6
I'll be exploring the basalt column caves of Southern Japan for the next few weeks. This one is called Keya-No Oto. There are three total, two near me. They're all along the water like this so a Drone is needed for a great view, but boat tours are available. 278 6
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Olympus E-M5 II

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A Few Days With The Olympus E-M5 ii

The Olympus E-M5 II has been one of those cameras that’s been a struggle for me not to buy. I’ve had it in my Amazon checkout cart ready to go at least three times now.

So instead of adding to my pile of test cameras, I exercised a little bit of self control. I ended up just renting it for a few day to do all my usual camera tests like the E-M5 II memory card speed test and the diffraction tests which you’ll see here.

See my first impressions . . . 

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