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▲ 3 r/japanphotography

I'm looking for a proposal photographer this July

I want a backdrop like one of the 2 photos I uploaded. Just something that you look at and it's magical and takes your breath away. No buildings no people just nature and great views. It's really important to me not to have any infrastructure and just be nature. Preferably not even a viewing platform.

We'll be in Japan for 20 days, and we're going to Osaka, Kyoto, Hiroshima, Mt Fuji, and Tokyo.

If anyone knows a good spot and can do this please let me know. Thanks in advance 🙏

u/Pale-Impression7364 — 3 days ago
▲ 2 r/JapanTravelTips

Mountain view proposal in July?

My girlfriend and I are travelling through Japan in July, and I'm planning to surprise her with a proposal.

Having spent time together, I know she loves mountains and prefers natural, secluded settings — no crowds, no buildings, and no man-made structures in sight.

I'm looking for a remote, natural location with mountain views — either looking out at mountains or from a summit or ridge. We're both fit and happy to hike to find the right spot.

Cities on our itinerary

Osaka

Kyoto

Hiroshima

Tokyo

Mt Fuji

I'm also looking for a proposal photographer who knows good spots and can help with the logistics and timing of the surprise.

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u/Pale-Impression7364 — 5 days ago
▲ 0 r/KyotoTravel

Proposal planning

My girlfriend and I are heading to Japan this July with a few friends, and I'm planning to propose. Since I've never been to Japan, I'm not sure how realistic it is to find a scenic spot without crowds around.

I'm currently deciding between two locations — the Arashiyama Bamboo Forest and Maruyama Park. I'm also looking to hire a hidden photographer to capture the moment.

My main questions are:

How crowded do these spots get, even in the early morning?

Is there a third option I should strongly consider?

I'm after somewhere that looks natural, with no buildings in the background.

Any tips would be greatly appreciated!

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u/Pale-Impression7364 — 9 days ago