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In the early hours of September 8, 2025, 🌌 a total lunar eclipse was visible across Japan for the first time in three years.
The moon, completely hidden in Earth’s shadow, did not simply vanish—
it continued to shine in a copper-red glow, suspended in the night sky. 🌙✨

This color is created as sunlight passes through Earth’s atmosphere and softly illuminates the lunar surface.
The same red light that paints our sunsets and sunrises travels 380,000 kilometers to the Moon,
returning to us as the mysterious sight of a “Blood Moon.” 🔴

From between the skyscrapers of the city 🏙️ to the quiet skies of the countryside 🌿,
many lifted their gaze to that red moon.
For a brief moment after midnight, time seemed to pause, and hearts were captivated by the heavens—
a reminder of the vast scale of the universe hidden within our everyday lives.

The next total lunar eclipse will occur on 📅 March 3, 2026.
Until then, we wait quietly for the night when the red moon once again graces the sky.