Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
Video: youtu.be/MSXx-aHIMoY
Behind the Scenes of "Sound of the Ocean for Sleeping - Nature Sounds without Music - 60fps"
Recorded at Cala Rovira (Platja d'Aro, Girona, Spain), I had multiple cameras rolling. The one you see up close in the video is a Panasonic Lumix GH5, accompanied by 3Dio mics connected to a Zoom H2n. In the background, you can spot another camera, the Sony A7SIII.
I didn't realize the 3Dio mics were too visible, and in the published video, you can even see the jack connector plugged into the Zoom H2n. Around the 00:28 mark, if you pause the video, you can see the camera's screen, confirming that this is the video I originally posted and am now discussing in this Behind the Scenes look.
At the 00:33 mark, I show the exact shot being recorded, which can be verified by comparing this current video with the one I initially posted. This proves that I was indeed the one who recorded it and am the rightful owner. At the 00:45 mark, you can also see my wife in the footage.
I mention this because YouTube has demonetized Acerting Art. When I appealed, it was rejected on the grounds that since I don't appear in the videos, they can't confirm I own them. This reasoning is flawed, as one could own video rights through purchase or have them recorded by someone hired for Acerting Art (which has been the case on several occasions).
Additionally, in this video, I provide footage showing the camera that recorded the original video. I also have the original files from both the smartphone and camera, which YouTube can examine if necessary.
I hope YouTube will reconsider and remonetize the channel, allowing us to continue our work—a decade-long journey involving substantial time, money, effort, and dedication.
Video: youtu.be/MSXx-aHIMoY
Behind the Scenes of "Sound of the Ocean for Sleeping - Nature Sounds without Music - 60fps"
Recorded at Cala Rovira (Platja d'Aro, Girona, Spain), I had multiple cameras rolling. The one you see up close in the video is a Panasonic Lumix GH5, accompanied by 3Dio mics connected to a Zoom H2n. In the background, you can spot another camera, the Sony A7SIII.
I didn't realize the 3Dio mics were too visible, and in the published video, you can even see the jack connector plugged into the Zoom H2n. Around the 00:28 mark, if you pause the video, you can see the camera's screen, confirming that this is the video I originally posted and am now discussing in this Behind the Scenes look.
At the 00:33 mark, I show the exact shot being recorded, which can be verified by comparing this current video with the one I initially posted. This proves that I was indeed the one who recorded it and am the rightful owner. At the 00:45 mark, you can also see my wife in the footage.
I mention this because YouTube has demonetized Acerting Art. When I appealed, it was rejected on the grounds that since I don't appear in the videos, they can't confirm I own them. This reasoning is flawed, as one could own video rights through purchase or have them recorded by someone hired for Acerting Art (which has been the case on several occasions).
Additionally, in this video, I provide footage showing the camera that recorded the original video. I also have the original files from both the smartphone and camera, which YouTube can examine if necessary.
I hope YouTube will reconsider and remonetize the channel, allowing us to continue our work—a decade-long journey involving substantial time, money, effort, and dedication.
![Nakano Broadway & Sun Mall Tokyo | Relaxing Japan Walk [4K]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ocLQNHZCyYQ/mqdefault.jpg "Nakano Broadway & Sun Mall Tokyo | Relaxing Japan Walk [4K]
Take a peaceful walk through one of Tokyos most fascinating shopping destinations. This 50-minute journey begins at Nakano Sun Mall, a 224-meter covered shopping arcade stretching from Nakano Station. The glass-roofed shotengai is filled with local shops, cafes, and restaurants, creating the perfect introduction to this vibrant neighborhood.
At the end of Sun Mall awaits Nakano Broadway, a legendary shopping complex that opened in 1966. Originally built as a luxury residential tower, it transformed over the decades into a paradise for collectors and pop culture enthusiasts. Today, its floors are packed with hundreds of tiny shops selling anime goods, vintage toys, rare manga, retro games, and unique collectibles. The iconic Mandarake stores, spread across multiple floors, have made this place a pilgrimage site for otaku from around the world.
After exploring the maze-like corridors of Nakano Broadway, we venture into the charming surrounding streets. Narrow alleyways reveal hidden izakayas, cozy restaurants, and the authentic atmosphere of everyday Tokyo life.
Perfect for relaxation, study, or simply escaping into the streets of Japan.
🎧 Best experienced with headphones.")
