Real, vibrant, and unapologetically you

For us, photography and videography are about more than capturing moments—they’re about preserving the emotions and connections that make them unforgettable.

Every session is a collaboration, a space where you can feel at ease, stay present, and celebrate your story exactly as it is.

Ready to let us help you tell your story? Let’s work together. →

A woman with long hair wearing a purple dress with a waist tie, standing in a decorated Asian-themed restaurant corridor with red lanterns overhead, smiling and looking upward.

A woman wearing sunglasses, a striped jacket, white top, and black palazzo pants posing with arms outstretched and one leg lifted in front of a large red torii gate at a Japanese shrine.

A man wearing a black baseball cap and jacket with white sleeves standing in front of a neon red sign with Chinese characters and English words.

Two young adults taking a selfie indoors. The woman is holding a vintage film camera and wears sunglasses, while the man, wearing sunglasses and a black suit, holds a bouquet of yellow flowers. They are smiling and appear excited.

A young woman and man, both wearing sunglasses and dressed in black suits, stand in a room with white walls and a large window with curtains. The woman holds a bouquet of sunflowers and other yellow flowers, and the man holds a camera in his right hand.

A man and woman in sunglasses sitting on a light gray sofa in a living room, with the woman holding a bouquet of flowers, and a window with curtains on the right side.

Hi, we are Asuka and Josh ー a Japanese girl from Kobe and a Mexican videographer who made Japan his home.

Asuka embraces life in all its colors and flavors, while Josh finds joy in slow mornings, books, and the stories hidden in everyday life.

Together, we bring these perspectives into a candid, storytelling style—one that lets you express yourself, embrace your individuality, and carry home more than just images, but a piece of Japan’s spirit.

Let’s create timeless memories together! →

A woman in a red floral dress dancing on a busy brightly lit street at night, with colorful signs and lanterns in the background.

A smiling woman and a man wearing traditional Japanese kimonos standing back-to-back between rows of bright orange torii gates with Japanese inscriptions at Fushimi Inari Shrine in Kyoto, Japan.

A woman walking towards a large red torii gate at a traditional Japanese shrine during daylight.

Four people, two men and two women, standing on a city street in front of a building with bamboo blinds and air conditioning units.

Young woman with short dark hair and glasses sitting on a yellow ledge in front of a vending machine, wearing a sleeveless maroon top and beige baggy pants.

A woman with long dark hair, wearing sunglasses, a black blazer, and a white dress, is leaning over a sofa holding a vintage camera. A man beside her, dressed in a black suit, white shirt, and sunglasses, is holding a bouquet of sunflowers and smilin

A young woman wearing a turquoise and yellow yukata with a floral pattern, holding a black basket with flowers, standing on a narrow Japanese street lined with traditional buildings and paper lanterns.

A woman with long brown hair smiling in Times Square at night, wearing an orange dress with silver floral embroidery, with bright neon billboards and advertisements in the background.

A man wearing a black baseball cap and black varsity jacket stands in front of brightly lit signs in an urban setting at night, with his hands extended towards the camera.

A woman in a purple dress standing on dark stairs under hanging lanterns.

A smiling man dressed in traditional attire standing on a wooden balcony with a curved roof, with trees visible in the background.

A woman with red hair and face paint is outdoors, holding a lit torch, blowing fire into the air during dusk.

A man sitting on a large rock at the beach, holding a small dog in his lap, with ocean waves and a cloudy sky in the background.

These days, everything’s got a camera. No kidding, you can probably shoot with a broom if you try hard enough. Social media is drowning in slick edits and fancy transitions—but most of it has no soul, no story.

At Infame Films, we believe that anything worth remembering has a story behind it. And stories deserve to be told—honestly, without shortcuts, without the conveyor-belt, fast-food approach to capturing.

We’re a husband and wife from Kobe, creating together since 2025. No middlemen. No overbooking. Just time, craft, and the guts to tell your story the way it should be told.

Real, vibrant, and unapologetically you

Stories

not content.

“I was never a photographer, I was a friend with a camera...”

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