A superb view guide around the Geoscape Japan terrain photographer

Introduction (from the publisher)
The volcanic archipelago, Japan, which rides the end of the huge continental plate.
The earth has been repeated from ancient times to rising and sedimentation, sediment and erosion.
You can find various superb views, such as mysterious terrain and strange rocks in nature around the country.

In this book, the author, a terrain photographer, from Hokkaido to Okinawa
While introducing photos of the dynamic and beautiful “earth form” seen in Japan,
It is a guidebook to see the terrain, which explains the formation in an easy -to -understand manner.

Not to mention tourist attractions that many people visit
Mountainlands that you have to walk for hours and secret places that are known only to locals
We will convey 51 superb view spots nationwide through the author’s eyes and how to enjoy it.

Published location (partially)
“Witnesses of Hokkaido” Mt. Apoi (Hokkaido)
“The beach where the nodule rolls” Uenozaki coast (Akita Prefecture)
“What the tsunami stone speaks” tsunami stone (Iwate prefecture) on the Haepe coast
“The rock wall of heavy snowfall area” Tanigawa Ichinokurazawa (Gunma Prefecture)
“Rock chart from the deep sea” Toraiwa (Tochigi Prefecture)
“Rocks made by crushed” Nagatoro’s metamorphic rock (Saitama Prefecture)
“Tamaishi to carve holes” Kannon beach pot (Shizuoka Prefecture)
“Face behind Mt. Fuji” Mt. Fuji Mt.
“The noble peaks cut by the glaciers” Spear, Hotaka Mountain Range (Nagano Prefecture)
“Striped pattern drawn by quartz vein” Yokokawa’s snake stone (Nagano prefecture)
“Objects made of weathering” Tsubame (Nagano Prefecture)
“Sea of ​​Japan’s first sedimentary rock” Hiranezaki (Niigata Prefecture)
“Heritage of disappeared Tateyama volcano” Tateyama (Toyama Prefecture)
“Calm made of lava contraction” Tojinbo (Fukui Prefecture)
“Waterfall that became a god” Nachi Falls (Wakayama Prefecture)
“Terrain made by dissolving limestone” Akiyoshidai (Yamaguchi Prefecture)
“Protected by the gravel layer” Awa’s clay pillar (Tokushima Prefecture)
“An extraordinary Aso scale” Mt. Aso (Kumamoto Prefecture)
“Discrimination erosion model” demon washing board (Miyazaki Prefecture)
“Active volcanic island” Sakurajima (Kagoshima Prefecture)
“Mushroom rock on the southern island” Heart lock of Kouri Island (Okinawa Prefecture)

■ Author introduction
Mitsuji Takeshita (Mitsushi)
Born in Kyoto in 1965.Graduated from Musashino Art University in oil painting in 1989.In 2016, the activity title started shooting terrain as “Geoscape”.
He has authored the photo book “ZEUS” and “Heavenly” (both Seikusha), “Kyoto Shiki no Journey” (Sanei Shobo), “All of the exposure photography” and “All of the morning view / evening view shooting” (together)There is a Japanese photo project).
Currently, he lives in Kyoto City and is a lecturer in Nikon College and Club Tourism.
Contents introduction (from “BOOK” database)
The Japanese archipelago rides on the eastern end of a huge Eurasian plate.By repeating the rise, sedimentation, sediment, and erosion from ancient times, beautiful and mysterious terrain, stratum corneum, and strangers can be found throughout the country.It is a guidebook to see, learn and enjoy the dynamic view of the dynamic view and its formation that various terrains are woven.
Table of contents (from “BOOK” database)
Whitebeard Falls (Biei -cho, Hokkaido) / Atasanupuri (Hokkaido Traditional Raging Town) / Mt. Apoy (Hokkaido Similar Town) / Buddha Village (Sai ​​Village, Aomori Prefecture) / Momo -dong Falls (Kita -Akita, Akita) / Uenozaki Beach (Akita Prefecture)Oga City) / Tsunami Stone (Tanohata Village, Iwate Prefecture) / Zao Ren (Zao Town, Miyagi Prefecture) / Sado Island (Sado City, Niigata Prefecture) / Hiranzaki in Sado Island (Sado City, Niigata Prefecture) [Other] Author information (from “BOOK” database)
Mitsuji Takeshita (Takeshita Mitsushi)
Born in Kyoto in 1965.Graduated from Musashino College of Arts in 1989.In 2016, the activity title started shooting terrain shooting as “GEOSCAPE”.Currently interviewing domestic and overseas terrain

Kenichi Kano (Kanokenichi)
Born in Tokyo in 1947.Graduated from the University of Tokyo Faculty of Science in 1972.In 1974, he completed the Graduate School of Science.Doctor of Science in 1979.From the same year to 2013, he taught at Shizuoka University, and mainly achieved many achievements in the field of structural geology.Professor Emeritus of Shizuoka University, former chairman of the Geology Study Group (this data was published at the time this book was published)