A must-see for anyone wanting to take wedding photos in the Tokyo metropolis! 4 recommended photo spots in Shibuya
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Shibuya is one of Tokyo's most famous downtown areas. Why not take your wedding photos here? In this article, we will introduce 4 recommended wedding photography spots in Shibuya.
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"Capture My Japan " is a photography service for tourists visiting Japan from overseas by Lovegraph Co., Ltd, which operates one of Japan's largest on- location photography session businesses. Would you like to capture yourself along with the beautiful scenery of Japan with a professional photographer? You can experience shooting at your favorite travel destinations such as Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka. Capture My Japan's photographers have bases all over the country and can handle shooting in a wide range of areas. We have photographers who have passed a strict screening process, so you can leave your shooting to us with confidence! Japanese photographers who have a good understanding of each region will take care of your needs. Why not leave your memories of your trip to Japan together in a wonderful way?
" Capture My Japan " is a photography service for tourists visiting Japan from overseas, provided by Lovegraph Co., Ltd , one of Japan's largest on-location photography session businesses.
Our special plan specializes in photography in Shibuya, where you can experience being photographed by a professional photographer at famous Shibuya sites, including the Shibuya Scramble Crossing.
We are currently running a campaign where you can get 5% off if you use coupon code " MCM-18023 " when applying.
Please take a look at the following article for more information about shooting with "Capture My Japan".
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Table of Contents
- Shibuya Center Street
- Spain-zaka
- Yoyogi park
- Scramble Square
- Important point
Shibuya Center Street
Photo by gina
Shibuya Center Street, located right in front of Shibuya Station, is the center of youth culture in Japan. There are many shops selling fast fashion and unique fashion, and the crowded, diverse atmosphere is perfect for street-style wedding photography.
This is the perfect place for those who want to take unique and different wedding photos.
Spain-zaka
Photo by Makoto Ara
The gentle slope of just under 100 meters that ascends from Inokashira Street to Shibuya Parco is called "Spain-zaka."
In keeping with the nickname of the slope, the town is designed in a Southern European style. Popular shops such as cafes and variety stores line the street, making it a bustling place with many people.
This location is perfect for those wanting a casual, Shibuya-esque wedding photoshoot.
Yoyogi park
Photo by Miho Okuma
Yoyogi Park is located in the middle of the city and close to the station, but it is a place where you can take photos while immersed in nature.
Spring cherry blossoms and autumn leaves are especially popular scenes, allowing you to take wedding photos that capture the natural beauty of Japan.
Yoyogi Park is easily accessible and has a fairly large area, so it is recommended for those who want to take a variety of photos in nature.
Scramble Square
Photo by Capture My Japan
Shibuya Scramble Square is located in Shibuya, the epicenter of Japanese youth culture. It is the tallest building in Shibuya and is a complex skyscraper directly connected to Shibuya Station.
Shibuya Scramble Square is famous for its rooftop observation deck, SHIBUYA SKY, which is a popular photo spot. You can see the whole cityscape from 229 meters above ground.
When taking wedding photos, you need to hire a licensed photography company, which is a bit more of a hurdle, but you can be sure that you will be able to take photos that will be a lifelong memory.
Important point
If you are planning on taking wedding photos in Shibuya, there are a few things to keep in mind.
First of all, Shibuya is one of Japan's most famous downtown areas, so there are a lot of people. If you are taking wedding photos, be careful not to disturb people around you, such as by being considerate of passersby.
Also, if you are planning to shoot wedding photos in a park or commercial facility, you will need to get permission from the facility in advance. In some cases, you may need to pay a photography application fee. If you are planning to shoot photos in a park or commercial facility, it is a good idea to check with the owner or manager of the land in advance.
Photo by Yutaka Domon
With "Capture My Japan," you can take photos at any location in Japan you like, and the photographer in charge will handle the difficult application for photography permission in Japanese. Don't worry if you're unsure of where to take the photos. English-speaking photographers will communicate closely with you and support you in your photography, so even those who are not confident in Japanese can rest assured.
Currently, if you enter the coupon code " MCM-18023 " when applying, you can get a 5% discount on your photography experience. If you are considering using Capture My Japan, be sure to take advantage of this offer!
Official website: https://capturemy.jp/
Shibuya Street Photography Plan: https://capturemy.jp/shibuya-street-photography
Photographer: https://lovegraph.notion.site/Photographers-2e00aa4468c0438dafe5ce576dd39be7
"Capture My Japan " is a photography service for tourists visiting Japan from overseas by Lovegraph Co., Ltd, which operates one of Japan's largest on- location photography session businesses. Would you like to capture yourself along with the beautiful scenery of Japan with a professional photographer? You can experience shooting at your favorite travel destinations such as Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka. Capture My Japan's photographers have bases all over the country and can handle shooting in a wide range of areas. We have photographers who have passed a strict screening process, so you can leave your shooting to us with confidence! Japanese photographers who have a good understanding of each region will take care of your needs. Why not leave your memories of your trip to Japan together in a wonderful way?
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