Fujicolor disposable camera with original standard Simple 27 lens cleaner lens, "Utsurun-desu," design, 3-color, type, Ace, exposures, included.

---------------------------------------------------------------------- [JOOM-Certified Top Store] 🔹 Operated by a certified Japanese seller. Shop with confidence. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The design blends a nostalgic retro feel, incorporating the three-color scheme of the original design, with a stylish and sophisticated modern aesthetic. [Product Specifications] ・Film: ISO 400 135 film ・Number of shots: 27 ・Lens: f=32mm F=10 plastic lens (1 element) ・Shutter speed: 1/140 second ・Shooting distance range: 1m to infinity ・Viewfinder: Reverse Galilean plastic viewfinder ・Flash: Built-in (effective shooting distance: 1m to 3m), slide-type flash switch with pilot lamp ・Battery: Built-in AAA 1.5V alkaline manganese dry cell battery "The limitation of having a limited number of shots and not being able to redo mistakes." "The feeling of cherishing each shot." "The frustration of not being able to see the photos until you've taken them all." "The analog finish that only film can produce, capturing even the feelings of that moment." In this age where we're so accustomed to smartphone photography, we find the nostalgic descriptive power of film photography to be refreshingly appealing. A casually captured moment becomes something special. Enjoy the analog finish unique to film. The large viewfinder that captures subjects closely and the easy-to-grip design make it user-friendly. The retro atmosphere of the original design's three colors has been incorporated and renewed with a stylish design. The exterior has also been changed from a "gusset (bag)" type to a "paper box" type. "The limitation of having a limited number of shots and not being able to retake mistakes." "The feeling of cherishing each shutter click." "The frustration of not being able to see the photos until all of them are taken." "The analog finish that only film can produce, that seems to capture the heart of the moment." In an age where we are accustomed to smartphone photography, we feel a fresh appeal in the nostalgic descriptive power of film photography.