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Kumamoto Travel|The Aerial Poet: Street Corners, Mountain Views, and Fairy Tales

📸 Photographer 🇰🇷 (formerly featured on SBS's "Life Expert" and "Life Photography Master"), advocates Under his lens, a trip to Kumamoto is: · Weathered old houses and silent mountains in the distance · On deserted streets, convenience stores softly lit 24 hours a day · Occasionally, a small bus slowly breaking the quiet No clamor, only everyday life soaked in time Every frame seems to drape ordinary street corners in a fairy tale filter “What I seek is the quiet glow within life.” — This is exactly what he brings us, Kumamoto. 📌 This tranquility is worth keeping.
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Posted: Oct 20, 2025
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