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For further information related to this film, we invite you to read our previous blog posts, using the following links:

Kyoto, Tokyo, Nara… Japan: Highlights Of Our Film (Part 5)

Kyoto, Tokyo, Nara… Japan: Highlights Of Our Film (Part 4)

"Japan: A Journey Between Tradition And Modernity" Already More Than 50,000 Views!

Kyoto, Tokyo, Nara… Japan: Highlights Of Our Film (Part 3)

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"Japan: A Journey Between Tradition And Modernity" Already More Than 25,000 Views!

Kyoto, Tokyo, Nara… Japan: Highlights Of Our Film (Part 2)

Kyoto, Tokyo, Nara… Japan: Highlights Of Our Film (Part 1)

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(The ones who already read the first part, part two, part three or part four of our blog post, can skip the description below and enjoy the latest still frames we picked.)

Because films are pictures in motion...

We wish to present some of the best moments, to the people who haven't got a chance to watch our film yet. For those who have, they would appreciate these unique instants, selected by AmnesiArt.

A first stay in Japan allowed us to discover its rich culture, its fascinating architecture and respectful people. After this deep experience, we built this project and finally made it possible thanks to a two weeks shooting between Kyoto, the cultural capital, and Tokyo, the symbol of modernity.

Through our vision, we wanted to share the special atmosphere offered by this country. We had in mind to recreate emotions we experienced, by capturing these genuine moments.

AmnesiArt comments these still frames from its film: “Japan: A Journey Between Tradition And Modernity”.

Reflections of Kinkaku-ji Temple, Golden Pavilion, Kyoto - Japan

This wide-view perfectly shows how gorgeous Kinkakuji's environment is.

Two Cats in a Tree during Hanami, Ueno Park, Tokyo - Japan

We had to make a way regarding the crowd, in order to capture this adorable scene.

Tokyo Tower Close-up with Moon in the Background, Tokyo - Japan

We used the moon to create fascinating shots of Tokyo Tower.

Entrance of Kiyomizu-dera Temple in Kyoto - Japan

The Japanese monk in the foreground was used to make this Steadicam shot more captivating.

Child inside "Buddha's Nostril" in Todai-ji Temple, Nara - Japan

We placed the camera on the floor to capture this popular tradition of Todai-ji temple.

Roppongi Hills Mori Tower at Night in Tokyo - Japan

We chose our widest angle lens to get the most of Mori Tower light show.

Man Walking in Traditional Japanese Tabi Socks, Nijō Castle, Kyoto - Japan

We waited patiently this Japanese man walking down the stairs to highlight the traditional aspect of this country.

Lonely Walking Man in Peaceful Garden near Kōfuku-ji Temple in Nara - Japan

We chose a dolly-in shot to give the impression of entering this soothing place.

Duck Resting after a Rainstorm at Toji Temple in Kyoto - Japan

We needed to stay discrete in order not to disturb this duck during its resting moment.

Japanese Woman Waving Goodbye, Bar tonbo near Pontocho in Kyoto – Japan

We were so pleased to capture this genuine instant after strolling for hours in Pontocho district.



-AMNESIART-

(The ones who already read the first part, part two or part three of our blog post, can skip the description below and enjoy the latest still frames we picked.)

Because films are pictures in motion...

We wish to present some of the best moments, to the people who haven't got a chance to watch our film yet. For those who have, they would appreciate these unique instants, selected by AmnesiArt.

A first stay in Japan allowed us to discover its rich culture, its fascinating architecture and respectful people. After this deep experience, we built this project and finally made it possible thanks to a two weeks shooting between Kyoto, the cultural capital, and Tokyo, the symbol of modernity.

Through our vision, we wanted to share the special atmosphere offered by this country. We had in mind to recreate emotions we experienced, by capturing these genuine moments.

AmnesiArt comments these still frames from its film: “Japan: A Journey Between Tradition And Modernity”.

Bamboo Forest in Tenju-an Temple (Nanzen-ji), Kyoto – Japan

We chose this perspective in order to emphasize Tenju-an's beauty.

Crabs in the Aquarium of a Restaurant in Pontocho, Kyoto – Japan

We wanted to capture detailed images of these captivating crabs.

Giant Rose Sculpture and Tokyo Tower at Roppongi Hills, Tokyo – Japan

We selected this particular spot to make this rose as impressive as Tokyo Tower.

Religious Deed on a Buddha Statue, Nara – Japan

The choice of focusing on the Buddha statue reinforce this religious deed.

Turtles Sunbathing, Sarusawa-ike Pond, Nara - Japan

A telephoto lens was chosen to draw the attention to this climbing turtle, struggling to reach a good spot and rest in the sun.

Taxi by Night in Karasuma-dori, Kyoto - Japan

From an ordinary car traffic, we had in mind to create a cinematic scene.

Japanese Friends Partying during Hanami in Ueno Park, Tokyo - Japan

We decided to shoot this group of friends because it perfectly represents Ueno Park's ambiance during Hanami.

Moment of Joy in Ueno Park, Tokyo - Japan

We wanted to get a tight shot of this happy Japanese man having a good time with friends.

Behind Kinkaku-ji, Golden Pavilion Temple, Kyoto – Japan

This smooth dolly shot was thought out to accentuate the harmony of this Zen landscape.

Two Maikos (Apprentice Geishas) Walking in Pontocho by Night, Kyoto – Japan

Using a Steadicam to film these beautiful Maikos gives the viewers the feeling of following them down Kyoto's streets.



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