[Spatial Video] Japan – Aomori Nebuta Museum Wa Rasse 3D Walking Tour

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Experience the beauty of Japan in a whole new way with our 3D walking tour! Get up close to the stunning Nebuta floats at the Nebuta Museum. See Japan in a whole new dimension and immerse yourself in its rich culture and traditions. Get ready for a virtual journey like no other!

Recording Devices
Video:
・Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max
Audio:
・Roland Binaural Microphones CS-10EM
・Tascam DR-07MKII
Gimbal
・DJI OM5
Export Software
・Spatialify (Full Side-By-Side, HDA:Off)
Editing Software
・Apple Final Cut Pro
・Apple Motion

Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/6arsg13r5d1KbPgf9
Date & Time: 2024/02/16 14:30pm 01°C/34°F

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Chapters
0:00 Opening Title
0:50 Aomori Ekimae Beach & Aomori Bay Bridge
2:24 A-Factory Souvenir Store
3:47 Nebuta Museum Wa Rasse
7:43 Ticket Booth
8:34 2nd Floor Entrance
12:40 Going down to 1st Floor
26:22 Exit
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Hello YouTube. Today I’m taking you to Aomori, a city in northern Japan that’s famous for its Nebuta Festival. The Nebuta Festival is a summer festival that features giant floats called “Nebuta.” These floats are decorated with elaborate carvings and paintings, and they’re often accompanied by music and dancing.

If you can’t make it to Aomori in the summer, you can still see some of them at the Nebuta Museum called “Wa Rasse.” Enjoy the spectacular forms in this vide in 3D. OK, are you ready? Let’s go.