Sapporo 3 - CineStill 400D

Walk over Sakaimachi Hondori Street 堺町本通り, nice stores, apron, Japan people, and more street photography.

Film loaded right before the previous one, no nights in between, as we had no time to waste! According to the recommendation from the guy in the coffee shop, we drove a few minutes to this street with some souvenir stores, tourist attractions, and restaurants.

By the way, it was in one of these stores that I bought the apron I use to develop my photos, this one, which I was using to develop the exact film roll you will see in this post!

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This photo was taken at a store called Okuno's 奥野商店㈱, seriously, click on the link, see the photos from Google Maps, and check out the kind of products they sell, everything has a remarkable good taste. Something tells me that my friend

Rania Rönntoft

would like to shop there :)

The Leica guy never miss an opportunity like that, LOL.

We left the store because there was more to explore, like other cool storefronts, interiors, and some street photography outside.

Merchants selling their products to people, some residents, some tourists.

I like the halation in the LeTAO photo below, the CineStill 400D still presents some pleasant levels of it, not so much as the 800T, and that’s why it’s my favorite film stock.

LeTAO is a fine chocolate maker, their slogan is “When French Delicacy Meets Japanese Craftsmanship”. I don’t need to say anything else…

I was also feeling inspired that day, and took some nice street photographies, registering some sweet and happy moments.

To the next roll we go, there’s one more roll from Sapporo, and then we come back to TOKYO MADNESS, where the BEST photos of the trip awaits.

PS: I know I took many photos from Japan, and I believe they aren’t as interesting to others as they are to me, for this reason, post wasn’t sent via e-mail as a newsletter, as I don’t want to spam my subscribers’ mailboxes with very frequent photo dumps, please let me know if you like that idea, and how you knew about this post. I like posting to Substack every other day, but I don’t think every post deserves an e-mail. Can you let me know using the comments down below if you appreciate (or not) this act? Thank you!

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