Turning Japanese

If it seems like I have Japan on the brain lately it’s because I DO! I am headed to Japan in a few months for the Cherry Blossom season! I have wanted to be in Japan during this time for a long time and only missed it by a few weeks in 2015. Hopefully this year I will get lucky since the time from bloom to fall is VERY short!

This is a collection of tools used by the caretakers of Meiji Jingu. I love how there is a mix of traditional brooms and modern tools as well.

Traditional and Modern Tools in Japan

Photo Technical Info

• Aperture: ƒ/8
• Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark II
• Taken: 10 November, 2013
• Focal length: 25mm
• ISO: 100
• Location: 35° 40.3905′ 0″ N 139° 41.9628′ 0″ E
• Shutter speed: 1/2.5s
• Title: Traditional and Modern Tools in Japan

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