r/japanphotography

Beautiful views of Chiba Japan

spent a week in japan: 1 day in tokyo, 6 days in osaka and kyoto

(Previous pics from the camera below)
I lost a white Nikon compact camera at Nara Park around 5:00–5:30 PM on August 18. I believe I left it on a park bench near the entrance to the park restroom.

My family went back about two hours later to look for it, but unfortunately it was gone. I have already filed a report with the police, but I wanted to make one more attempt to find it by posting here.
The camera contains many precious photos and memories from our family’s trip to Japan. Honestly, I would even be grateful just to get the memory card back so I can recover the photos. The camera can be replaced, but those memories and moments cannot.

I truly hope that a kind person found it and handed it in to the police station. If you saw the camera or have any information at all, please contact me. I would really appreciate it.

Thank you so much for your help! 🙏

It's been exactly one year since my first solo trip to Japan. My second trip to Japan, I decided to brave summer holidays (which is usually not recommended in that period). The high temperature and humidity were a daily challenge, but it was an amazing experience. I'd like to share here some pictures I took that capture what this trip meant to me!

Places visited

Kobe

Heian Shrine, Kyoto

Ohori Park, Fukuoka

Uji

Mount Rokko

Osaka

Expo 2025, Osaka

A magnificent temple situated on a hillside, it is a place that combines spirituality and nature.

Fuji X-E5 23mm f2.8

I love spring in japan.

Cityscape of Shibuya right before sunset. Brand new to photography.