Leica Shop Vienna Leica Shop in Tokyo The Leica Shop came to Tokyo from Vienna this year. Members of the Nikon Kenkyukai visited the Leica Shop Tokyo in the Takashimaya Show. Elmar 50mm F2.8
Canon 50mm F0.95
Nikon S3 Olympic
Mountain Elmar 10.6cm F6.3 Kaeru Nakayama
Kaeru Nakayama Kaeru Nakayama is a temporary manager at the Leica shop in Tokyo during the Takashimaya camera show. Kaeru Nakayama is not only a very famous manga artist, but also a well-known motorsport journalist in Japan.
Kaeru Nakayama and his Nikon F2 Titan "Do you have a good Nikon camera?" asked Michio Akiyama. "This one is great! I love it!" replied Kaeru Nakayama. Yes, it is Nikon S2 original black painted. And nice price!
Nikon S2 Black
Very Vintage Nikon S2 Black
Negotiating on the Price
Kaeru Nakayama and Koyama-san
Leica MP 2,7000,000 YEN
Leica KE-7A 1,9000,000 YEN
Very Good Leica Cameras Fujii Cameras Inc., World Camera's Shop Members of the Nikon Kenkyukai visited the very vintage camera shop in the Takashimaya Show. Yes, the World Camera's Shop of Fujii Cameras from Osaka.
Very Vintage Canon Cameras "Do you have a great vintage camera?" asked Michio Akiyama. "They are very vintage! I love them!" replied Hiromi Fujii. As you know, Hiromi Fujii, a director of Fujii Cameras Inc., is a specialist in old Japanese vintage cameras. Yes, they are great Seiki Canon camera and great Hansa Canon camera. They are super vintage very beautiful cameras.
Open the Case
Great Seiki Canon Camera
SEIKI KOGAKU KOGIO
Next is Hansa Canon
Grand Hansa Canon Camera A Happy Beer Party Members of the Nikon Kenkyukai enjoyed the beer party at the Summer Restaurant. Wind of summer. We are happy when there is cold beer, wine and delicious sausages. It was a very happy time at the end of summer in Tokyo.
Tokyo Meeting in End of Summer
Nikon S2 Black with Zunow 5cm F1.3 Lens
Nikon S2 Black with Zunow 5cm F1.3 Lens
A Happy Beer Summer Day
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