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"Absolutely Stunning!" Comet Lemon Photographed in Hokkaido is Breathtakingly Beautiful: "I Have to Make a Wish!"
【Freshly Captured! Comet Lemon】
Comet Lemon (C/2025A6) in the evening sky.
I had photographed it at dawn, but this was my first time shooting it in the evening. It seems to be dropping below magnitude 5 and entering the 4th magnitude range.
It is currently moving from Ursa Major to Canes Venatici.
Photographed on 2025.10.13 at 18:15 in Takasu Town, Hokkaido
Photo courtesy of @kyokutenx
When Comet Lemon was discovered in January 2025, it was still a faint glimmer of light, but now it has become this bright and clear! These photos were taken by the Asahikawa Astronomical Society, a citizen's astronomy club based in Asahikawa, Hokkaido. It's a gathering of people who love astronomy and the starry sky, and they conduct activities to widely share the charm of the night sky, such as stargazing parties, study sessions, and astrophotography.
Users have responded to this beautiful photo with comments like, "The faint green light is beautiful," "As expected from high-latitude Hokkaido," and "I have to make a wish."
Freshly Captured Images of Comet Lemon in Hokkaido
The members of the Asahikawa Astronomical Society have been photographing and sharing the "freshly captured" state of Comet Lemon on social media daily.
Comet Lemon on October 11
Comet Lemon on October 14
A double feature on October 14: Comet Lemon and Comet SWAN!
Comet Lemon and Comet SWAN on October 14
As Comet Lemon has become even brighter, they have even succeeded in capturing it with a smartphone.
Comet Lemon photographed with a smartphone on October 14
Closest Approach to Earth on October 21! Peak Viewing Across the Country
The beautiful scenery of Biei also captured with a smartphone
Comet Lemon is said to make its closest approach to Earth around October 21, marking the peak viewing period across the country. Be sure to witness its fantastical appearance captured in the clear night skies of Hokkaido for yourself.
Cooperation & Photos provided by: Asahikawa Astronomical Society
■X: @kyokutenx
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