Awesome videos by AquaGeographic [Jp], shot from numerous popular cherry blossom viewing spots across Japan. Spring is in the air…
Famous sights of cherry blossoms in Tohoku…
Amazing and cool
Yongpyong Rainbow Paradise nonstop skiing
Video by Brian Roh, who rode nonstop at Rainbow Paradise, a 5.6 km ski slope at South Korea’s Yongpyong Ski Resort in January 2012. Looks cool, never knew that a single ride could take this long (close to seven minutes)…
Yongpyong Ski Resort is located in Pyeongchang County, Gangwon Province. It’s the oldest (since 1975), largest and one of the most popular ski resorts in Korea, running 28 slopes including five with international accredited standards.
It hosted the Alpine Ski World Cup a few times and will most probably hosts some events during the 2018 Winter Olympic Games in Pyeongchang.
Being There – Aksel Lund Svindal
Footage of Norwegian champion alpine skier Aksel Lund Svindal from Being There, a ski documentary-movie by Field Production. I guess Head Ski is one of the sponsors…
Uniqlo miniature Japan
Screensaver from Japanese fashion house UNIQLO, which showcases various Japanese places and lifestyle in miniature form (with diorama illusion videography technique). Not as amusing as the dancing girls version, but pretty cool nonetheless…
Turn on the volume (the small icon at the middle) for full viewing pleasure. You can download the screensaver (or see it in better resolution) at UNIQLO’s website.
Beautiful musical fountain at Lotte Department Store in Busan
Video of a beautiful musical fountain at the Lotte Department Store in Busan, South Korea. Background music (for most part) is Abracadabra by pop group B.E.G.
The “graphic water fall” is a creation of Aquatique Show International, a French company specialises in modern water features. Guinness has recorded this as the world’s tallest indoor music fountain.
Going to visit this if I ever go to Busan. The city is not a high priority in my travel list though.
Jay Chou portrait with coffee cup stains
A new piece of art work by Malaysian artist Hong Yi, aka Red – making a portrait of Taiwanese pop star Jay Chou with coffee cup stains. The Shanghai-based architect made headlines last month with her Yao Ming painting using basketball.
