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Some memories form a recent trip I did to Japan. I am absolutely in love with this country and its people. I hope this video does justice to it, and hope you enjoy it as much as I did creating it.

As always, if you have any questions let me know and I'll respond to you.

Shot the Sony FX3
With Laowa Nanomorph Cinema Lenses
Monitored on the Atomos Ninja V+
Mounted on the Sirui Traveler X Tripod
Edited in Adobe Premiere Pro
Color Graded in DaVinci Resolve

Music: Pergolesi: Stabat Mater, P. 77 - XII. Quando corpus - Amen, London Symphony Orchestra, Claudio Abbado

Main channel: @GawxArt

[FaizalWestcott]

It's incredible how you have your own visual style to all of your films yet they evolve with each one in so many ways

[rob_makes_stuff]

This channel consistently has some of the best cinematography on the platform. You, my friend, are an amazing filmmaker and artist to boot. You are an inspiration to me, and many others.

[fionakida]

2:46-3:20 was NOT prepared for how smooth that transition into chaos and the most gorgeous moving photos i was about to be hit with😭💗

[Cesarcanadian]

2:45 the bus transition got me screaming, it was done perfectly with every little frame. MAESTRO!

[henrymazazebere]

Why I find myself coming back every video is for little details like around 2:44 before the pacing of the video changes, the sound of the cicadas? (not sure what it was really) increased in tempo building up to the climax. Then the transition was just the icing on the cake

[Nigamadhikari]

Beautiful gawx
The train transition was so good
And the colours the music
Watching your videos feel like watching a multimillion dollar movie
Also the way you film simplest things and make them so good make them tell a story
That's beautiful

[artofjesskarp]

Timing, rhythm, music, color...composition 🥵

[faltered_]

Gawx, it's honestly perplexing how you can create such amazing and inspiring videos. The editing and colour grading of the incredible videography and photography adds so much life to an already awesome video. Great work as always, Gawx!

[why-t-jai]

i love how the pacing changes man to replicate what its really like, as someone who just got back from japan i think you captured the large difference between somewhere like tokyo vs kyoto

[LayedBackCentral]

This is the kind of content I love. Pure and beautiful. Don’t ever stop please 🙏🏽

[imaginationpictures]

Who agrees that the train transition is one of the best and smoothest transitions ever in the world of cinema?

[thewholeworldyoutube]

1:45 felt like time passing by and then the old man came. Whether or not it was intentional you made me dive deeper into a experience because of you. Thank you. How do you edit your sound design? Do you record the sound on a mic and equalize it, or find sounds on (site) to uprgade the spectrum of sound reality?

[Kesebrodt]

0:53 is otherworldly ! i looove kyoto, cant believe how you made these, for a large part, popular spots look so special and unique. and that train transition!!! incredible. you captured Japan amazingly.

[realChannelZ]

This one resurfaced so much nostalgia for me. I had the great blessing of living in Japan for six years. I still miss that beautiful land and its wonderful people every single day. Thank you for this.

[YoungBondor]

Halfway saved up for an FX3. Thanks for inspiring me Gawx. You changed my life, I’m working harder than ever.

[JackWood]

That water shot at 3:17 was something else. Beautiful vid man

[ksawi]

2:49 One of the best transitions I've seen in a while. Absolutely marvellous work Gawx. It is always a pleasure to watch your videos.

[BoujeeBubbles]

When I watch videos like this I realise how beautiful life really is! We never really stop and look at how good the simple things are in life. Your videos are truly a work of art Amazing!

[raharja.]

gawx, idk how much i love your videos. your style, your taste of music, i love them all. keep it up man!

[yangfan]

2 different channels, and 2 different styles of filmmaking, one is active and full of movement shots, and this one is calm and has lots of steady shots. I love them both.