SHOT ON FILM · IN JAPAN
Shoot Japan
on film.
A Leica M6, waiting at your hotel. The slow craft of memory, made for the journey of a lifetime.
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A Leica M6, waiting at your hotel. The slow craft of memory, made for the journey of a lifetime.
Begin your reservationSome journeys deserve more than a phone in your pocket. MANA places a legendary Leica M6 in your hands for the length of your trip — so you slow down, look closer, and bring home photographs with the warmth only film can hold.
36 frames. No screen to check, nothing to delete. The constraint of one roll makes you think before you press. Choosing what's worth keeping — that's the grammar of film.
Zero digital correction. Exposure, white balance — none of it can be changed afterward. Light goes straight to film. That's what gives each frame its weight.
Through 0.72× of glass. The optical viewfinder shows you beyond your frame. The world isn't on a screen — it's through a single pane of glass. While you hold the camera, you're still inside the moment.
Choose a single favorite from your roll. We gallery-frame it by hand and courier it to your door — a quiet piece of the journey, ready to hang the day it arrives.
Every frame, sequenced and printed into a linen hardcover album. A book you'll reach for years from now — the warmth of film, held in your hands instead of lost in a feed.
We hand-develop your film and return high-resolution scans of every shot — straight to your inbox. Yours to print, share, and keep at full quality, forever.
Loaded in every camera: the film professionals reach for when color and skin tones matter most. Warm, forgiving, and unmistakably analog — the perfect companion for Japan's light, from temple shade to neon dusk.
Every frame here was made on a Leica M6 and Kodak Portra 400 — the same camera and film that will be waiting at your hotel.
From $100 a day. Film and developing included.
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