Manpuku restaurant from Naiku


I'm Shunsuke Hirai, a news photographer.The rain has finally started to fall.I'm a beginner in blogging.I'm trying to capture the clear water of the Isuzu River with my Nikon D850.
















I visited the Naiku Shrine. I prayed for world peace, business prosperity, and family safety before leaving here.

 By the time we arrived at the bus stop, it was already pouring down.
 I decided to pass Okage Yokocho and return home, then stop by Manpuku Shokudo again.










I expressed my gratitude to the master and said that I had a great time, and ordered the karaage bowl set, which was sprinkled with plenty of cayenne pepper.
 At Ujiyamada Station, the sound of a piano echoed through the downpour, creating a retro-modern atmosphere.While waiting for the express train, I was able to enjoy the station without getting bored.

 How was your trip to Ise with the D850?
 I tried to take pictures as realistically as possible. On the other hand, the FZ45's pushing worldview was also interesting.I thought it was an ideal world.Everyone wants to live like this.It is still too early to treat both of them calmly as tools. It looks like it will take some time, but I will use it and get used to it. Thank you!



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