Takahashi FS-128　refractor for visual observing and photography
Focal length: 1040mm f/8 (f=775mm f/6)　My first fluorite refractor was an FS102. The crisp image it delivers cannot be matched by any other refractors I know of. I immediately fell in love with it. Later, I wanted more light-gathering power and upgraded to FS128. Although it gathers more light, FS102 is superior in terms of performance. I regret parting with FS102.

Equatorial mounting: Takahashi EM200USD
This is my main equatorial. I use it for visual observing as well as photography. With this equatorial it is possible to make unguided exposures up to 5 minutes with a 400mm lens. But in recent years I have begun to feel it rather heavy and the borrowed EM10 has become my favorite, instead.

TAKAHASHI SKY90 refractor for visual observing and photography
Focal length: 500mm f/5.6　(f=407mm f/4.5)
I bought this telescope as handy visual observing equipment. It is compact and light-weight with superb performance. I wasn't expecting the excellent star image in this fast optics (f/5.5), but to my surprise it displayed a pinpoint star image to the edge of the field. By the use of 4x Power-mate it delivers the near-perfect image of the planets at high powers. However, in the end I have come to use it exclusively for photography with a digital camera. Until then, I had used Pentax SDUF II with a digital camera. I eventually sold it because of its annoying chromatic aberration. A combination of a Sky80 and digital camera is perfect for simple, carefree photography.

TAKAHASHI FS-60C refractor For visual observing and prime focus photography
Its optics are f/6, on a little faster side. This is also a fluorite refractor. It gives you superb views of the heavens. This compact telescope is my favorite. Recently, I have been using it as a guide-scope more frequently. With a Panoptic 35mm eyepiece you can get a magnification of 10x. You can enjoy the night sky at a magnification typical of binoculars.

Equatorial mounting: Takahashi Spaceboy
This is a portable equatorial mounting. This is a memorable equatorial that I purchased at the time of my return to astronomy. In spite of its light-weight construction, it is quite capable. I use this equatorial with my FS60C or SKY90 for visual observing and prime focus photography.

Binoculars Miyauchi Bj-100iBF
These are fluorite 10cm binoculars with interchangeable eyepieces. I have eyepieces to give 20 and 37 magnifications. Because some aberrations are noticeable in the 20x eyepiece, I usually use the 37x eyepiece. I use it a lot for viewing nebulae and clusters as well as comets.