Popular and photographed spots in Tokyo

List of photography spots in Tokyo

February is the time of year when the bustle of Tokyo's tourist season has calmed down a bit, the air is clearer, and the entire city takes on a gentle look.
The first stop on this month's Tokyo stroll is Kasai Rinkai Park facing Tokyo Bay. Early in the morning, daffodils swaying quietly against the sky and sea in the morning glow are so peaceful that it is hard to believe that you are in Tokyo, making it a perfect place to start the day. Moving on to the heart of the city, you can enjoy the plum blossoms in the calculated beauty of the garden at Koishikawa Korakuen Garden, which retains a strong sense of Edo period (1603-1867), and at Kameido Tenjin, you can see a gorgeous and uniquely Tokyo spring scene with its vermilion shrine building and drum bridge and plum trees. In the downtown area, we recommend an early morning walk to Senso-ji Temple to enjoy the tranquility of its sparsely populated grounds, followed by a visit to the nearby Kuramae Shrine for a relaxing and peaceful time. And to top it off, take in the view of Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Sky Tree, their outlines clearly visible in the clear winter air, and experience the city of Tokyo as it is today.
Daffodils, plum blossoms, morning sunrises, and classic sights - Tokyo in February is the best season to visit, with its quiet, unobtrusive, and memorable scenery that can be deeply appreciated only by walking slowly.

Year 2025

Mizumoto Park|Quiet flowers hidden among lotus leaves

This photo was taken at Mizumoto Park, capturing the moment when the morning sun shines on the lotus flowers that bloom quietly, hidden by lotus leaves.
October

Showa Memorial Park | Ginkgo Trees Turning Golden in Autumn

This photo was taken at the Showa Memorial Park, a national park, and shows the autumn colors of the ginkgo trees near the Tachikawa Gate entrance.
October

Showa Memorial Park | The Sparkle of the Fountain Reaching Toward the Blue Sky

This photo was taken at the Showa Memorial Park, a national park, and shows the Canal Fountain—located straight ahead from the Tachikawa Gate entrance—from a low angle looking up.
October

Showa Memorial Park | Beautiful Ginkgo Leaves Glowing in the Light

This photo was taken at the Showa Memorial Park, a national park, where I captured the beautiful ginkgo leaves bathed in autumn light, paying close attention to how the light fell on them.
October

Showa Memorial Park | Blue Skies and a Row of Golden Ginkgo Trees

This photo was taken at Showa Memorial Park, a national park, and captures the row of ginkgo trees lining the canal near the Tachikawa entrance against a crystal-clear blue sky.
October

Showa Memorial Park | A Row of Golden Ginkgo Trees Adorning the Fountain

This photo was taken at the Showa Memorial Park, a national park, and shows the Canal Fountain flanked on both sides by a row of golden ginkgo trees.
October

Showa Memorial Park | People Walking Along the Autumn Ginkgo-Lined Avenue

This photo was taken at the Showa Memorial Park, a national park, and shows a row of ginkgo trees lining the canal, with people walking in the distance.
October

Showa Memorial Park | Bright Red Kochia and an Autumn Path

This photo, taken at the Showa Memorial Park, features kochia that has turned red in the fall, along with a path winding through it, captured in a composition that conveys a sense of depth.
October

Showa Memorial Park | Red Kochia and Giant Himalayan Cedars

This photo was taken at the Showa Memorial Park, a national park, and features a combination of fluffy kochia with bright red autumn foliage and a Himalayan cedar tree towering in the background.
October

Showa Memorial Park | An Autumn Path Adorned with Fluffy Kochia

This photo was taken at the Showa Memorial Park, a national park, and shows the fluffy, crimson kochia, a path, and a Himalayan cedar tree standing in the background.
October

Showa Memorial Park (National Park) | A View of the Giant Himalayan Cedar and the Plaza

This photo was taken at the Showa Memorial Park, a national park, and shows a large Himalayan cedar standing in the plaza, along with people enjoying the area around it.
October

Showa Memorial Park | Golden Ginkgo Trees Shining Against the Backdrop of the Fountain

This photo was taken at the Showa Memorial Park, a national park, and shows ginkgo leaves in their autumn colors, glistening in the autumn sunlight, with a fountain in the background.
October

Showa Memorial Park | Glistening Ginkgo Trees and Fountains

This photo was taken at the Showa Memorial Park, a national park, and features the golden ginkgo leaves glistening in the sunlight, framed by the fountains along the canal.
October

Showa Memorial Park | A Peaceful Moment Under the Ginkgo Tree-Lined Avenue

This photo was taken at the National Showa Memorial Park and shows a bench set up under the row of ginkgo trees near the Tachikawa Gate, along with the people sitting there.
October

Showa Memorial Park | A Fall Stroll Along the Golden Ginkgo-Lined Avenue

This photo was taken at the Showa Memorial Park, a national park, and captures a row of ginkgo trees with golden autumn foliage and people walking beneath them, with an emphasis on depth.
2026

The Great Buddha of Tokyo | Focus on the Little Jizo Statue

This photo was taken at the Great Buddha of Tokyo, with the focus set on one of the small Jizō statues lined up there.
2026

Tokyo Great Buddha | The Gate and Sign at Mt. Akatsuka

This photo was taken at the Great Buddha of Tokyo and shows the entrance gate outside the temple grounds and a sign that reads “Mt. Akatsuka.”
2026

Tokyo Daibutsu | Green Maple Leaves Against a Bright Background

This photo was taken at the Tokyo Daibutsu, capturing the blue maple leaves spreading out near the entrance.
2026

Tokyo Great Buddha | A Front View of the Great Buddha

This photo was taken at the Tokyo Daibutsu, showing the Great Buddha from the front.
2026

Tokyo Daibutsu | Ema with Depth

This photo was taken at the Tokyo Daibutsu, where I captured the ema at the Tokyo Daibutsu with a focus on creating a sense of depth.
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