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【8K HDR 60P】東京空撮 Tokyo Night View｜Helicopter Aerial Twilight Skyline Japan

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【8K HDR 60P】東京空撮 Tokyo Night View｜Helicopter Aerial Twilight Skyline Japan



【8K HDR 60P】東京空撮 Tokyo Night View｜Helicopter Aerial Twilight Skyline Japan

2025年12月、日没直前に離陸したヘリコプターから、夕景から夜景へと移ろう東京のトワイライトを空撮しました。
東京タワー、新宿高層ビル群、渋谷、スカイツリー、そして富士山。
光が灯る都市のグラデーションを、8K60p HDRで表現しています。

一年の締めくくりにふさわしい最高の空。
当日は強風でしたが、映像のブレよりも“空の透明感と光の状態”を優先し、その瞬間を選びました

December 2025.
Filmed from a helicopter just before sunset, this video captures Tokyo’s iconic skyline during the magical transition from twilight to night in 8K60p HDR.

From Tokyo Tower and Shinjuku skyscrapers to Shibuya, Skytree and the silhouette of Mt. Fuji, the city lights gradually illuminate the capital of Japan.

This year’s aerial shoot was challenged by strong winds.
However, the sky conditions were exceptionally clear — the kind of atmosphere that appears only a few times a year.
I chose to prioritize transparency of the sky and the quality of light over absolute stabilization.

Best experienced on an HDR-compatible display.
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Canon EOS R5C
RF35mm F1.4 L VCM
DJI RS 2 Pro
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Special Thanks
Mr. Arimoto　

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40 Comments

  4. @drgentlewolf

    あーまた　東京　行きてーーーーーー。今後は新幹線で行こうかな？　やっぱ空の便かな。

  7. @Mr.west-gate

    どこの都市もそうだけど、これだけの質量積み上げられて地下も穴ぼこだらけにされてよく地面は支えられるなぁ

  14. @Wisdomdom_dom

    日本は世界最強の国。
    インフラも最高。
    本当に日本こそ覇権国家になるべきだ。

  22. @夜晚的街道

    The following are major massacres within China that have clear historical records and have been confirmed by post-war trials or academic research. Because Japanese atrocities were extremely widespread and numerous, this list focuses on representative events and is not meant to be completely exhaustive: Port Arthur Massacre (November 21, 1894, Port Arthur, Liaoning), Jinan Massacre (May 3, 1928, Jinan, Shandong), Pingdingshan Massacre (September 16, 1932, Fushun, Liaoning), Nanjing Massacre (beginning December 13, 1937, Nanjing, Jiangsu), Zhenjiang Massacre (December 1937, Zhenjiang, Jiangsu), Suzhou Massacre (November 1937, Suzhou, Jiangsu), Wuxi Massacre (November 1937, Wuxi, Jiangsu), Changzhou Massacre (November 29, 1937, Changzhou, Jiangsu), Jiangyin Massacre (December 2, 1937, Jiangyin, Jiangsu), Yangzhou Massacre (December 14, 1937, Yangzhou, Jiangsu), Hangzhou Massacre (December 24, 1937, Hangzhou, Zhejiang), Wuhu Massacre (December 1937, Wuhu, Anhui), Jiujiang Massacre (July 1938, Jiujiang, Jiangxi), Xuzhou Massacre (May 20, 1938, Xuzhou, Jiangsu), Yancheng Massacre (April 26, 1938, Yancheng, Jiangsu), Nanchang Massacre (March 27, 1939, Nanchang, Jiangxi), Xinyang Massacre (October 1938, Xinyang, Henan), Linyi Massacre (March 1938, Linyi, Shandong), Chongshan Massacre (1940, Shanxi), Panjiayu Massacre (January 25, 1941, Fengrun, Hebei), Beituan Massacre (May 27, 1942, Dingzhou, Hebei), Mafucai Massacre (1942, central Hebei), Changjiao Massacre (May 9–12, 1943, Hanshou, Hunan), Chongqing Bombing (1938–1943, Chongqing). In addition, during the Zhejiang-Jiangxi Campaign (1942), large-scale retaliatory massacres occurred, with large numbers of civilians killed in Jinhua, Quzhou, Lishui, and other areas. During the Western Hubei Campaign (1943), the Japanese military repeatedly used poison gas along with massacres in Hunan and Hubei. During the "May First Great Sweep" in central Hebei (1942), tens of thousands of civilians were killed and large numbers of villages were razed. Mass graves are collective burial sites for civilians massacred by the Japanese military, forced laborers who died, or victims of biological warfare. The following are the major confirmed mass grave locations, many of which have been designated as protected cultural relics or have memorial halls built on site. Northeast China: In Liaoning — Fuxin Mass Grave (laborers and massacres), Fushun Pingdingshan Mass Grave, Dashiqiao Mass Grave, Gongchangling Mass Grave, Benxihu Mass Grave; in Jilin — Changchun Mass Grave (including Changchun Mosque Mass Grave), Liaoyuan Mass Grave (formerly Xi'an Coal Mine), Fengman Mass Grave (Jilin City); in Heilongjiang — Harbin Unit 731 site (including live experiment and execution burial sites), Jixi Mass Grave (Chengzihe), Hegang Mass Grave, Mudanjiang Mass Grave. North China: In Shanxi — Datong Mass Grave (coal miners, over 60,000 dead), Taiyuan Mass Grave; in Hebei — Panjiayu, Beituan, Fuping Mass Grave, Tangshan Mass Grave; in Inner Mongolia — Hailar Mass Grave (China-Mongolia border region). East China: In Jiangsu — Nanjing Jiangdongmen Mass Grave (main site of the Nanjing Massacre), as well as burial sites around Nanjing including Taipingmen, Caoxie Gorge, Yanziji, Zhongshan Dock, Shangxinhe, and the Xuzhou Mass Grave; in Anhui — Huainan Mass Grave (Datong Coal Mine laborers), Wuhu Mass Grave; in Shandong — Jinan Mass Grave, Linyi Mass Grave; in Jiangxi — Nanchang Mass Grave. Central China: In Henan — Xinyang Mass Grave; in Hunan — Changjiao Mass Grave, Changsha Mass Grave (multiple sites); in Hubei — Wuhan Mass Grave, Yichang Mass Grave. South China: In Guangdong — Guangzhou Nanshitou Mass Grave (related to biological warfare), Zhuhai Mass Grave, Shantou Mass Grave. Southwest China: In Yunnan — Baoshan Mass Grave (during the Western Yunnan Resistance), Tengchong Mass Grave; in Chongqing — multiple burial sites for victims of the Chongqing Bombing (such as Chaotianmen, Jiangbei, etc.). Northwest China: In Shaanxi — Tongguan Mass Grave (during the Battle of the South Bank of the Yellow River). Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan: In Hong Kong — Lan Nai Massacre (1941), St. Stephen's College Massacre (December 25, 1941), Stanley Prison mass executions, Sai Wan Mass Grave; in Taiwan — Yunlin Massacre (1896), Beipu Incident (1907), Tapani Incident (1915); Macau, due to Portugal's neutrality, did not experience large-scale massacres, but there are records of refugees suffering blockade and persecution by the Japanese military.

  24. @estyGRACE

    こんなトコで生まれ育ったなんてビックリする。
    素晴らしい動画、ありがとうございます😊

  28. @penscience

    ８Kの魅力があふれていますね。NHKBSで放映された「８K医療改革最前線２０２３」ではサイエンスディレクターを務めました。別次元の内視鏡像をテーマとしましたが、このような映像美を上げていただくと８Kの灯火が消えないで済みます。ますますのご活躍をご期待申し上げます。

  33. @吏-h4l

    日本の総人口から見ると9割が東京23区以外に住んでるんだよね〜　東京23区の面積を大阪市や名古屋市などと同じにすると9.7割が東京23区以外に住んでるんだよね〜

  35. @DENTYUcord

    これでもまだ池袋や上野辺りと、月島から晴海 – お台場 – 舞浜までや、汐留から田町-品川-大崎までの沿岸沿いの都市は殆ど映ってないし、その先の横浜までずっと建物が繋がってるんだから首都圏はデカすぎる。

  36. @aha8829

    なんか、成熟した都市だよね
    中国みたいな派手なLEDがあって空室率が高いビルばかりじゃなくて、需要と供給に見合ったビルがただ立ち並ぶだけ、派手でもない。
    そしてど真ん中には自然豊かな皇居がぽっかりあって世界最古の王朝が続いてる。
    都市として美しい

  39. @ゆうじ-g4r

    東京はさらにデベロッパーたちによって再開発ブームです。この街は止まらないですよ。でも東京は確かに日本の中でも圧倒的だが、他が荒廃しているわけでもない。大阪、横浜、名古屋、福岡、札幌、そして数々の100万都市、50万都市、30万都市。規模にこそ差があれど、自立した、完成された都市が全国に広がっている。こんな国他に1国もないですよ。

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