History is re-created in Nara every year in August when tens of thousands of candles are lit up in the Nara Park, similar to when the city thrived as a capital 1300 years ago. Nara Tokae, as the lantern festival is called, lasts for ten days, usually in the beginning of August. Enjoy this full moon day photo story to get an idea of the unique atmosphere at that time.
Manish Prabhune @manish.prabhune
Travelling to various places and locations in Japan for over 20 years now, I want to share my experiences and also hear about destinations that I still have not been to in the land of the rising sun. Am a photography enthusiast and love to do slow shutter blue hour photography in Tokyo.
