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Ohashi Junction, Yamate Tunnel
Japan
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Waw, that’s amazing, that tunnel looks so high tech and clean! 0_0
Got to admire Japanese construction for that, wish they cared for their work as much here and were as diligent. Over here tunnels look like a dirty, dilapidated mess even when they’re new and are never that clean to begin with.
I thought the same thing, good and clean.
If they could just spread that too in EU!
Another unique experience. Thanks for keeping us in the loop – literally!
Wow, nice photos! すげーこれ!
very nice lights, are they going to keep them or is this only for promotion?
how long is this walk for a person?
about 70 minutes or so
I was incredibly struk by the power of the colors.
This looks like a pro shooting session, I am really impressed.
Most of the frames catch perfectly the spirit of the event, again A+ on that man!
Thanks for the 67 pics, that was hard work to take ’em, post ’em and comment ’em 🙂
How many pics were actually taken that night?
Thank you. Glad you think they were good. After losing my hard drive I was feeling lost without all the old photos 🙂
Don’t think I’ve ever heard of events like this here in the US. Very interesting stuff.
http://bit.ly/a2qW2a Looks exactly like a Disney set up. Maybe Tokyo Disney did help w/the light set up. Another great photo shoot. We do not have any tunnels to go through. Just miles and miles of free ways. Sometimes they let the people walk across a new bridge but that’s about it. who is that women in that group photo you took? don’t reconize her. And everythig is so shiny and clean. Everyone looks like they are having a great time. Even the equipment is shiny looking. A huge Domo Arigato to you for a wonderful photo shoot everything matches perfectly.
@lhuga
Cool photos. The light displays set up in the tunnel look remarkably like the ones set up by the Tokyo Dome around Christmas time. Wouldn’t surprise me if they’re the same one.
could be the same ones 🙂
Those are great.
Very interesting, I didn’t know about this kind of event.
I will always be “bikkuri” by Japan.
Fail!
You!
well spotted. hadnt seen that 🙂