A Guy Took Pictures of Buttocks of a Lady So Many Times (AkibaBlog)

A Guy Took Pictures of Buttocks of a Lady So Many Times

On the 16th, there was a man who took pictures of a lady (from her back) who was sitting down on a guardrail while eating some food in front of Don Quijote (Donki), Akihabara. He continued to take pictures of her until she finished eating. When he took pictures, he didn't see the screen of his camera: after taking a picture, he checked the picture. He repeated doing it so many times.

A Guy Who Took Pictures of a Lady's Buttocks

Until the Lady Left, He Took Pictures without Looking at the Screen
Then Checked Pictures He Took

On August 2007, I reported about a guy who took pictures of a foreigner (lady)'s boobs from the side or her butt. On the 16th, in front of Don Quijote (Donki), Akihabara, there was a man who took pictures of a lady (from her back) who was sitting down on a guardrail while eating some food.

He continued to take pictures of her until she finished eating. When he took pictures, he didn't see the screen of his camera, and after taking a picture, he checked the picture. He repeated doing it so many times. It took about 2 min from when I realized about him taking pictures to when the lady left. But I guess he was taking pictures longer than that.

After finished taking pictures of the lady in front of Donki, he changed his target to the lady who wore Haruhi costume and who distributed handbills. He took pictures of her from her back, focusing on around her lower back.

On every weekend (except rainy days), low anglers show up in Akihabara, but I have seen only few cameramen like him. He had his bicycle, so the guy who took pictures of buttocks of ladies may live near Akihabara.


Without Looking at the Screen of His Digital Camera Take a Picture →	Check the Picture He Took →	Then Take Picture Again His Face & Camera See Totally Different Directions


Next Target is Haruhi Cosplayer	When Passing Each Other, He Put His Camera Around His Lower Back, then Take a Picture from Back	Normal Way of Taking Pictures