Photo album Starry Nights: The Best of the Best

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Over 850000 Twitter followers! In the fireball shooting (Narashino Meteorite, July 2, 2020), KAGAYA, a popular starry sky photographer and planetarium video creator who has watched over 20 million videos and their pictures and videos draw attention. KAGAYA has been waiting for the best edition photo collection. KAGAYA continues to shoot unique works made by the sky and the earth in pursuit of the eternal moment. This book, which is the first best edition, has 144 pages in total. From the five published photo collections and the best shots from the calendar, KAGAYA has selected the best 150 views. Among the 150 views, KAGAYA has selected the best for this photo collection. It uses the Koen color printing technology "Brilliant Palette (R)" to reproduce original photo qualities. The book design is also handled by KAGAYA himself, making it the definitive edition. This book consists of five parts. The first part starts with "The Seasons of the Stars" which captures the four seasons of the starry sky. The second part uses "The Moon that Watches and Shines" which captures the moon that changes its expression almost every night. In the third part "The Journey of the Stars after the Milky Way", starry skies from all over the world that follow the North Cross to the South Cross spread in front of you. In the fourth part "The Arctic Light and Antarctic Light", you will be fascinated by the mystery of the aurora unfolding at the end of the earth. The conclusion is "The Universe in a Moment". The night sky that we look at is a window that looks out over the universe. "The night sky is a window that looks out over the universe." It is a window that looks out over the universe. "The night sky is a window that looks out over the universe." The night sky is a window that looks out over the universe. "The night sky is a window that looks out over the universe." The night sky is a window that looks out over the universe