Moon at the 88th night
Taken by Shiraishi on May 2, 2015 @ Kumagaya-shi, Saitama, Japan
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A waxing gibbous moon in the evening. Today, May 2nd, is Hachi-ju-hachi-ya in 2015 in Japan, literally, the 88th night: it is the 88th day from Lichun/Risshun (the 1st of 24 solar terms in the East-Asian traditional calendar; literally, start of spring). In old Japan, it is believed that the tea leaves picked on Hachi-ju-hachi-ya are the best. Nikon COOLPIX P510 digital camera (no telescope); ISO 200, F5.9, 1/100s exposure, f=1000mm.
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Sharing the cultural information makes the image that much better. Thanks Shiraishi.
Posted by JohnAshley 2015-05-02 11:14:17
 
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