Let's go sightseeing in Tokyo with a camera. 12 recommended photo spots in Tokyo!
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This article introduces 12 photo spots in Tokyo. If you use this article as a reference and travel around Tokyo with your camera, you are sure to be able to take some wonderful photos.
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Table of Contents
- Tokyo Tower
- Sky tree
- Asakusa
- Yoyogi park
- Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
- SHIBUYA SKY
- Scramble crossing
- Tokyo Station Marunouchi Station Building
- Meguro River (lined with cherry blossom trees)
- Okutama
- Kasai Rinkai Park
- Odaiba Seaside Park
- If you want to take pictures in Japan, leave it to a professional photographer.
Tokyo Tower
Tokyo Tower is a popular photo spot where the red and white colors often appear against the blue sky.
Tokyo Tower, a comprehensive radio tower completed in 1958, is 333 meters high and was the world's tallest tower at the time. From that time to the present day, it has been a symbol of Tokyo and has been loved by Japanese people for many years, so it is a place you should definitely visit when you come to Japan.
From Shiba Park near Tokyo Tower, you can take pictures of Tokyo Tower up close along with other buildings in Tokyo. We also recommend climbing up to the observation deck, where you can get a panoramic view of the Tokyo skyline.
Sky tree
There are other famous towers in Tokyo other than Tokyo Tower. That is the Sky Tree, which was completed in 2012. At 634m, it is the world's tallest tower, making it the third tallest building in the world.
If you look down on the city of Tokyo from the observation deck, you will be able to experience the overwhelming height that makes everything look like a miniature, and the view will spread out as if you were overlooking all of Tokyo.
Additionally, there are many famous cherry blossom viewing spots around the Sky Tree, and in the spring, the area is crowded with people enjoying the cherry blossoms with their cameras in hand.
Asakusa
Asakusa is a place where many people from Japan and abroad visit as a place where you can enjoy traditional Japanese scenery even though you are in Tokyo.
Once you pass through the eye-catching red Kaminarimon Gate, you will find Nakamise Shopping Street, one of the oldest shopping streets in Japan, heading towards Sensoji Temple, where you can eat Japanese sweets sold there and buy souvenirs. Many people enjoy it.
Sensoji Temple is overflowing with people during the day, so if you want to relax and enjoy the scenery or take photos, it's best to come early in the morning before the shops in the shopping district open or in the evening after they close. That's fine.
Yoyogi park
Yoyogi Park is located in the city of Shibuya Ward, but it is a place where you can take photos while feeling nature.
The cherry blossoms in spring and the autumn leaves are particularly popular, allowing you to take photos while feeling the natural beauty of Japan.
Yoyogi Park is recommended for those who want to enjoy a variety of photo shoots with nature, as it is easily accessible from the station and the site is quite large.
Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, located amidst rows of skyscrapers, is an oasis in the metropolis. It's close to the station, so you can easily visit it.
You can take pictures of beautiful natural scenery that changes depending on the season, such as cherry blossoms in spring, hydrangeas in the rainy season, autumn leaves in autumn, and snowy landscapes and winter birds in winter. If you want to casually experience Japan's four seasons in Tokyo, Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is recommended.
Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is a park where commercial photography is not permitted. Please note that even if you are taking photos as a hobby, you will need to notify us in advance if you are taking photos using a reflector or wearing special clothing such as a wedding dress.
SHIBUYA SKY
Shibuya, the epicenter of Japan's youth culture, is home to a skyscraper complex called Shibuya Scramble Square, which is directly connected to Shibuya Station.
It is the tallest building in Shibuya, and there is an observation deck on the roof called ``SHIBUYA SKY''. It is a very popular photo spot, and you can take photos and view the metropolis of Tokyo from 229 meters above ground.
For safety reasons, you are not allowed to carry any baggage other than cameras with neck straps or pocket-sized cameras or smartphones, and please note that tripods, selfie sticks, etc. must be left in the lockers on the 46th floor. is.
Scramble crossing
The scramble crossing northwest of JR Shibuya Station is said to be both the "world's most famous intersection" and the "world's busiest intersection," and is a tourist spot representing Shibuya where many people gather.
If you aim for times when there are a lot of people walking around, you can take photos that are typical of Tokyo, which is one of the most populated and crowded cities in the world.
It's bright and dazzling even at night, and is a must-visit place if you want to feel the metropolis of Tokyo.
Tokyo Station Marunouchi Station Building
The Marunouchi Station building on the east side of Tokyo Station is a very popular photo spot. The domed ceilings on the north and south sides are especially beautiful, so be sure to look up above your head.
In addition, the area in front of Marunouchi Station is a popular photo spot where many people, including wedding photographers, take pictures day and night. The station building is lit up at night, making it a great place to take beautiful and atmospheric photos.
There are many fashionable photo spots around Tokyo Station, so it's a fun place to stroll around with your camera in hand.
Meguro River (lined with cherry blossom trees)
Meguro River is one of the most popular cherry blossom spots in Tokyo. In spring, about 800 cherry blossom trees bloom along a 4km stretch of the Meguro River from near Ikejiri Ohashi Station.
Especially during the cherry blossom festival, it is crowded with many cherry blossom viewing visitors. There are various shops nearby, so you can enjoy things other than just cherry blossom viewing during the day, and don't miss the illuminations at night.
Normally, cherry blossoms bloom from late March to early April, but this varies each year depending on weather conditions, so we recommend checking in advance and choosing the right timing.
Okutama
Tokyo has a strong image of being a big city, but did you know that there is an area rich in nature called Okutama, located an hour and a half by train from the city center?
Okutama Town, located in the northwest corner of Tokyo, is located in a national park and has many sightseeing spots where you can experience the beautiful nature of Japan.
Why not take pictures of the spectacular natural scenery in Okutama, which has spectacular natural views of mountains, valleys, caves, and lakes, and is also full of activities such as rafting, kayaking, BBQ, and mountain climbing.
Kasai Rinkai Park
Kasai Rinkai Park, a large park facing Tokyo Bay, has so many things to see, such as an aquarium, aviary garden, and a large Ferris wheel, that you can spend all day there.
It is also a popular photo spot, and you can take photos in a variety of situations, including seasonal flowers, tree-lined streets, Tokyo Bay, and lawns.
Among them, Crystal View, an observation facility, was designed by a world-renowned Japanese architect and is a popular photo spot. This beautiful building offers a panoramic view of Tokyo Bay, and is a must-visit place when you come to Kasai Rinkai Park.
Odaiba Seaside Park
Odaiba Seaside Park is a park located in the Odaiba area, where leisure facilities and commercial facilities are gathered.
The Rainbow Bridge, which most Japanese people think of when they hear Odaiba, and the Fuji Television Headquarters Building, which has an impressive spherical observation deck, can be seen from Odaiba Seaside Park.
It's great during the day, but if you're looking to take pictures, we also recommend taking pictures in the evening and at night. It's one of the best sunset and night view spots in Tokyo, and you're sure to be able to take some great photos.
If you want to take pictures in Japan, leave it to a professional photographer.
"Capture My Japan" allows you to take photos at any location of your choice across Japan. It's okay if you're confused about where to take photos. Photographers who can speak English, Chinese, Korean, etc. will support you while communicating closely with you, so don't worry if you are not confident in Japanese.
If you are shooting on private land such as a commercial facility, or on public land other than roads such as a park or government office, there is no problem if it is for personal memories, but if it is a commercial shoot where money is exchanged, you must ask the facility for permission to shoot. Must take. The same applies to large-scale photography such as wedding photography.
At "Capture My Japan", the photographer in charge will handle difficult photographic permission applications in Japanese!
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