🌉I didn’t expect a bridge to be so stunning｜Akashi Kaikyo Bridge is so stunning when photographed up close!

Last month, I was at Maiko Park in Kobe for only one thing: to see the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge. As a result… I was so shocked that I couldn’t speak when I stood under the bridge. It’s not a bridge, but a giant dragon spanning the sea and sky, nearly 4 kilometers long and majestic, especially when standing directly under the bridge pier and shooting upward, the structural beauty and sense of architectural oppression are totally unlike anything humans can make! 😭😭 📸Photography suggestions 📍Best angle: Maiko Park Coastal Trail, shoot upward from the bridge pier + center the portrait, super photo 📱Use 0.5x wide-angle lens on your phone to pull out the entire bridge body, and shoot horizontally for a more stunning effect ⏰Suggested time: 8-9 am or 4-5 pm, soft light. Remember to check the weather forecast. Although it was cloudy that day, it was already very beautiful! 💬A little touching: I thought I was just checking in, but I stood under the bridge for almost half an hour. Listening to the sound of the waves and watching the cars passing on the bridge, At that moment, it really seemed like the world was in slow motion. I only came to see a bridge, but I took a whole series of magazine-level blockbusters, and also left the most peaceful memories of Kobe. #Akashi Kaikyo Bridge #Kobe Attractions Recommendation #Maiko Park #Kobe Travel #Architectural Photography #Coastal Scenery #Japan Hidden Attractions #Upward Shooting Blockbuster #Structural Beauty #Japanese Freshness