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Sensō-ji. Tokyo’s oldest temple and visited by over 30 million visitors per year. This is Kaminari-mon (Thunder Gate)
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The view down Nakamise-dōri shopping street at Sensō-ji
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Hōzo-mon and the Five Storey Pagoda at Sensō-ji
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The Five-storey Pagoda at Sensō-ji. The second-highest pagoda in Japan
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View from Asakusa to the ‘golden turd’ on top of the Super-Dry hall or Asahi Beer Hall, views of Tokyo Skytree in the background
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Tokyo Station
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You can explore the city by go-cart dressed as a character from Mario Kart!
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Shirobazu-ike in Ueno-kōen (Ueno Park)
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Tokyo Skytree. Second tallest man made structure on the planet at 634m tall. The views are from the two viewing platforms at 350m and 450m.
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Tokyo Skytree. Second tallest man made structure on the planet at 634m tall. The views are from the two viewing platforms at 350m and 450m.
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Tokyo Skytree. Second tallest man made structure on the planet at 634m tall. The views are from the two viewing platforms at 350m and 450m.
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Tokyo Skytree. Second tallest man made structure on the planet at 634m tall. The views are from the two viewing platforms at 350m and 450m.
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Tokyo Skytree. Second tallest man made structure on the planet at 634m tall. The views are from the two viewing platforms at 350m and 450m.
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Tokyo Skytree. Second tallest man made structure on the planet at 634m tall. The views are from the two viewing platforms at 350m and 450m.
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Tokyo Skytree. Second tallest man made structure on the planet at 634m tall. The views are from the two viewing platforms at 350m and 450m.
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Tokyo Skytree. Second tallest man made structure on the planet at 634m tall. The views are from the two viewing platforms at 350m and 450m.
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I’ve never seen a field of oil seed rape in the city centre before! The view in Hama-rikyū Onshi-teien
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Tranquil grounds despite being surrounded by skyscrapers in Hama-rikyū Onshi-teien
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Zōjō-ji temple with Tokyo Tower behind
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Crazy and busy Shibuya Crossing - not anything like peak time
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Incredibly peaceful Meiji-jingū
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More views from a high place. This time from the 45th floor (202m) of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building looking South over Yoyogi-kōen
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Standard views in Shinjuku
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Standard views in Shinjuku
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Couldn’t get a better picture of this feature at the National Museum of Science & Nature but it’s incredibly powerful showing the location, depth & magnitude of earthquakes. The blue dot was the 9.0 that struck 7 years ago
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A couple of articles on display at the Tokyo National Museum
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A couple of articles on display at the Tokyo National Museum
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A couple of articles on display at the Tokyo National Museum
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A view of Tokyo Skytree from Taitō
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Imperial Gardens, Tokyo
