As with any other cosmopolitan city, Tokyo is literally bustling with life around the clock. After dark, head to Shibuya for some people-watching or Roppongi for a touch of class.
Prepare to brave the insane crowd at The Great Shibuya Crossing - I stand in awe at how fast the crowd can gather and disperse
Starbucks offers a brief respite from the hustle.
Don't forget to say Hi to Hachiko of 'Hachi: A Dog's Tale' fame. He is now a designated meeting spot.
And while the night is still young, escape to the bright lights of Roppongi.
Spot Tokyo Tower in the distance?
Roppongi is a very classy (and romantic) district, dolled up with the Christmas lights.
I had a 'nut-cracking' good winter in Tokyo, and I hope you did, too, wherever you were.
Related Posts:
Japan Day 3 – Tokyo, Day 3:
- Shinjukugyeon National Garden 1 (where some cherry blossom trees bloomed)
- Shinjukugyeon National Garden 2
- Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building Observatories (for a free panoramic view of the city)
- Meiji Jingu Shrine (disguised as a guide to visiting shrines)
- Yoyogi Park
- Shibuya (seeing Tokyo in a different light)
- Roppongi
Tokyo is such a lovely place to be at. Nice post here!
ReplyDeleteYes it is indeed! Thank you, I enjoy reading about your adventures too!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot too!
ReplyDeleteAwesome pictures! Hope I will visit someday :)
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful shots!
ReplyDeleteThank you! Amazing treks you have there!
ReplyDeleteYour night shots are really nice. How are shooting these to make the images so clearly in focus from foreground to background without any blurring?
ReplyDeleteHi, your portraits are real lovely too! Most credit should go to my camera - an Olympus PEN P2
ReplyDeleteTokyo in winter is great! Thanks for dropping by and I wish the same for you too!
ReplyDeleteLovely pics of a country/race that dont know much about in terms of travel but would def want to visit some day :)
ReplyDeleteI'm sure you will have a chance to visit Japan one day. You have been to some really amazing countries yourself!
ReplyDeleteThanks! And yeah, I really hope so :)
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing! I'd love to go one day. Some great shots there!
ReplyDeleteHi Lou, thanks for visiting and I sure hope you get a chance to visit Japan soon!
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