Japan's biggest camera brands stopped making analogue film models in the 2000s as digital ones became dominant. Countless camera sellers in Japan's big cities have since stepped up to fill the void, refurbishing old models for a new generation of analogue enthusiasts. Despite the surge in popularity, many of those on the photo tour said they still find it difficult to repair their old cameras because the parts are no longer being produced. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES ARRANGED IN SEQUENCES