ts, can i repost my question and continue discussion here in v12?

thx thx ts noted!

hi all, i'm planning my pre wed photography + honeymoon during autumn
location: kyoto + nara + maybe osaka.
bought tix for 12-20 oct. (hopefully can see full red autumn leaves during this period)

actual photography might take place during 17,18 oct

current scenery ayam thinking for the photo:
1. nara park - deer, mountain, sunset (must)
2. fushimi inari - shrine stuff (must)
3. bamboo forest - bamboo trees lol (like waste of time?)
4. sagano train


might not go alot of places due to time constraint for photographer and travelling. so limit to few "more memorable" places.

wanna ask is there any other 'hidden' location asides from the more tourist common places to take my pre-wed photo?
and any advise for taking pre-wed photo in japan.

arigato.

aiks. photographer advise to go around mid october (17-20th),
around that time at the worst we will stil see yellow color leaves right?

we still thinking whether to go bamboo forest. we an avoid the crowd at most places as we aldy planned to be there super early morning <7am

pay-to-enter temples gardens maybe skipped as the opening time will be late(10am?) and will be crowded.

dont know how will it affect Osaka , my flight land 12oct night, just as the Hagibis land in japan

thanks for the info

im flying kl > osaka (kansai) - depart 2pm 12oct

from what i see from JAL and ANA. 11th Osaka affected, 12th Tokyo affected .
hope 12th Osaka can recover and resume all the flights ... finger crossed

anyway where can i check if airasia have any announcement on flights to japan?


for reference:
https://www.ana.co.jp/fs/int/en/
https://www.ana.co.jp/fs/dom/en/?cid=SNStw2011110007
https://www.jal.co.jp/cms/other/en/weather_info_dom.html

This post has been edited by deadravel: Oct 10 2019, 04:49 PM

yea i agree. been keeping check on most japan related news , train, airline, and attractions website.
just hope the aftermath is nt bad for osaka.
tokyo wise no joke its gonna be devastating


hard to predict how much damage will be caused for kansai area also as the typhoon is biggest so far. even the most outer layer will hit hard

here's a good summary of whats currently impacted

AIRLINES
- Japan Airlines Co. cancels 18 routes on Friday, 513 domestic and 72 international flights on Saturday.
- ANA Holdings Inc. said on Thursday it cancelled all its roughly 370 domestic flights scheduled for Saturday.
- At least 10 flights between Singapore and Japan have been retimed and two cancelled.

TRAINS
- East Japan Railway Co., Central Japan Railway Co., West Japan Railway Co. suspend bullet train services on Saturday.
- Local services may also be impacted.

FACTORIES
- Nippon Steel Corp. to halt production at its Kimitsu factory in Chiba prefecture, broadcaster NHK reports.

RETAIL
- Ito-Yokado, operated by Seven & i Holdings Co., will close over 120 stores on Saturday.

RUGBY
- Rugby World Cup games pitting England against France and New Zealand against Italy have been called off, meaning both matches will be considered scoreless draws.
- A final decision on Sunday's games, including a crucial match between hosts Japan and Scotland, will be made that morning.

FORMULA ONE
- Organisers of Japan’s Formula One Grand Prix have cancelled all practice and qualifying sessions scheduled for Saturday.
- Originally scheduled to take place at 3pm local time (0600 GMT) on Saturday, the hour-long qualifying session that decides the grid order for the race will now be held at 10am on Sunday, according to a revised schedule issued by organisers.
- The final practice session, which would normally take place before qualifying, will not be held. The race will go ahead as planned at 2.10pm on Sunday.

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