I've been in Kobe, Japan, taking pics of a Porsche Panamera!

Porsche New Panamera Turbo
Porsche Panamera

Whether or not to keep the child

When my first daughter was born, I just wanted to leave her at daycare as soon as possible. I had no time to spare when raising a child for the first time and could not stand the situation of being with my daughter all day long, so I left her at a daycare center from the first six months of her life.

The second daughter on the other hand. Completely under the spell of the second child, or rather...They are so cute and adorable that it's hard to leave them in daycare.She is already in the earliest stages, and on top of that, she is quite feisty, so it is honestly frustrating to be with her.

Every time I'm working on my computer, he tries to break my computer without a care, and the other day he scratched my Mac screen with his fingernail, and I can't get any work done because of that.I can't take it anymore! I'll definitely leave him in daycare tomorrow!He decides, "I'm going to do it...

The next moment, he would give me a carefree, angelic smile, hug me tight, and stare at me with a super cute, upturned look on his face."I can't leave this little cutie in daycare."and fall into an endless loop of not being able to deposit the money.(Of course, my oldest daughter is just as lovely, but maybe the difference in affordability between the first and second makes me feel that way)

The beauty of the Panamera.

But as expected, the work started piling up.'This is bad if we don't focus around here!'So this morning, I decided to leave my second daughter at the daycare center.
As usual, I got into the Panamera, parked it in front of the daycare center, and dropped off my second daughter. ...and everything was going well up to that point, but the next moment I got back into the car and looked at the back of the Panamera, this thought crossed my mind.

...Panamera is too cool. I wish I could go somewhere to take pictures like this...

It's a beautiful sunny day.The night blue metallic against the blue sky was no longer divine.Then the conflict began in my head.

Today is the day to finish up the work that has piled up. No time to go out and take pictures. ...No, but it's a nice day, so I'm sure to get some good shots.

...So, tempted, I decided to drive to Kobe in a hurry.

Panamera looks good in the city.

Why Kobe.I had always wanted to photograph the Panamera in an urban setting.I have taken pictures of the Panamera many times at the beach, in the mountains, and in the driveway, but never in the city when I think about it.

I drove my car to the Kobe Daimaru, but there were many one-way streets in that area, and I could not reach my destination, even though I was very close to the store. I had no choice but to park in front of the Kamine Clock Shop, where the HUBLOT flag was waving. When I got out of the car, I suddenly thought.

Taking a picture in this situation could be quite embarrassing...

The Panamera stands out even by itself, so it was quite visible, and since it was a weekday, there were many businessmen walking around. It was too suspicious to suddenly park on the street and start taking pictures.And I didn't use an SLR camera, just an iPhone... (explosion)

What should I do...(T_T)

For a while, I was outside, pretending to do some research on my iPhone, but... "That's not going to get me anywhere! I've come all this way, so let's take pictures! I took a lot of pictures, some from below, some from the side, and others from all over the place. The following are the pictures.

The iPhone is amazing.

To the front of Kobe Daimaru, our main mission.

Feeling good, I drove to the Kobe Daimaru area, which is where I wanted to take the most pictures. I saw an opening in front of GUCCI, so I decided to park there.(But it's really a no-no because parking is prohibited, the street is narrow, and it would be a nuisance to the cars following us. ) It's a weekday today, though, and there were fewer cars.

Instead of taking a bashful shot as I did earlier, I considered the angle and took each shot carefully.

Take one shot, check the screen, grin, and take another. One wrong move and I was a pervert. I suddenly thought, "I'm feeling some kind of gaze," and looked up.A madam having tea at an open cafe in front of Daimaru kept looking at me and our eyes met perfectly.

No, this is pretty fussy (*_*)...

Besides, it would be a nuisance to park there all the time, so we decided to change the location again.I still want to take pictures of the back, and I also want to take pictures of the wings showing."and looking for a parking space, the front of Barberly was open!

End of photo session

The photo session lasted maybe half an hour, but it went well and I was very satisfied with the results. However, it is not always possible to take a good photo with an iPhone.I'll have my husband take a picture of it next time, since it's no match for an SLR.

Then there's the composition. I realized that it is important to think about where to park, with the pole standing, the moving truck in front, the "C" of GUCCI not being visible.... But then, it would be a bit impossible to take pictures in Kobe on a holiday. Maybe around Midosuji in Yodoyabashi would work...

I would like to take this opportunity to take some photos of the urban Panamera.

By the way, I've posted various photos of my Porsche on Instagram.(I mean, I've only posted pictures of my Porsche.)I would be happy if you could take a look.

https://www.instagram.com/mina_porsche/

Well... finally... we get to work.

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  1. Nao.

    It's a nice atmosphere around Kobe Daimaru, isn't it?
    Panamera looks great in the city.
    This color also suits the old town.

    Even if you park a Porsche or Ferrari near my house, no one looks back, so there may be a difference between Kanto and Kansai, minus the fact that they are running to overflowing (and nothing happens when a celebrity walks in the neighborhood, w/o any celebrities).

    • Mina.Mina.

      Nao.
      Thank you for your comment!
      Yesterday, I was deeply impressed by how well the Panamera really matches the cityscape of Kobe.
      >Maybe there is a difference between Kanto and Kansai, minus the fact that there is an overflow of Porsches and Ferraris parked near my house and no one looks back (even if a celebrity walks in the neighborhood >nothing happens, w/e).
      Oh! That's the Kanto area! In Kansai, it would be a big deal if there were celebrities, and I think they would take lots of pictures of Ferraris and the like... ^^; The Tokyo metropolitan area is really amazing!