Explore the best places for photography at Tokyo, Japan
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Tokyo is the capital city of Japan and one of the worlds biggest mega metropolis with over 9 Mio inhabitants living in the central area.
The city is divided into 47 prefectures, which are kind of own cities, but in general, the whole area is titled as Tokyo Metropolis or just Tokyo by most of the people. These districts included, Tokyo is the worlds most populous metropolitan area with nearly 38 Mio people. The weather is termed as humid subtropical climate, which means that the summer is pretty warm with a daily mean of around 26 °C during August, but this is also the rainy season. The winter, on the other hand, isn't that cold with mean temperates around 5 °C and only a few rainy or snowy days.
Top photo spots at Tokyo
Metro Tunnel at Rainbow Bridge, Tokio
photo by Harry Pieters
Roppongi Mori tower
photo by Kevin Allekotte
Omoide Yokocho (Piss Alley)
photo by AwOiSoAk
Lobby Bar of Royal Park Shiodome Hotel (24/F)
photo by Oliver Weller
Odaiba Beach
photo by Harry Pieters
Electric Town
photo by Paulo Azevedo
Imperial Palace, Tokyo
photo by Frank
Tokyo
photo by Stephanie Klein
Enjoy Cherry Blossoms in Tokyo
photo by bernard lim
Tokyo Tower from a high rise hotel
photo by Johan Louw
Sky Tree
photo by Dani W.
Rainbow bridge
photo by Kevin Allekotte
For photographers, this mega city is without any doubt one of the most versatile places on earth, no matter which type of photography you enjoy. Although the city is extremely crowded, it can still look pretty empty during the night or in the early morning. So if this fits your type of photography, these time slots are probably best for you.
Travel tips for Tokyo
Transportation in Tokyo is like in any other huge city. Your prefered way to move from spot to spot should be the public transportation like trains or taxis. If you are using taxis, it's definitely recommended to write down the address of your apartment in Japanese letters.
Having a picture-book with you is also a good idea if you are not familiar with the local language because quite a lot of the people don't speak English. The idea behind this is to have the most common tasks on photos so that you can show the people what you are searching for or what you want, which is often easier than trying to translate each word.
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