inubousaki lighthouse, Chiba, Japan
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Panoramic photo by Ken Ichikawa EXPERT Taken 07:25, 02/01/2009 - Views loading...

inubousaki lighthouse, Chiba, Japan

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2009年1月に撮影した犬吠埼灯台です。

Wikipediaによると、日本に6つしかない「第一等灯台」であるらしいです。

世界で一番早い(?)初日の出を見ることができる場所です。

灯台の上から見る眺めは最高なのですが、混雑のためパノラマを撮影することはできませんでした。

使用機材 Canon EOS 40D, Sigma 10mm, NN3

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