By: Ding
When it comes to Japan, Tokyo is probably the most visited destination for many friends. What are the must-visit spots in Tokyo? And what are the top recommendations for photography enthusiasts? This time, the Fever Photography Travel Channel takes you on a tour of Tokyo!
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Come toTokyo,and of course you’ll want to see the city’s beautiful night views. Among them, you can’t miss the Tokyo Tower. Opened in 1958, the tower was originally built to broadcast radio signals to the Kanto region. Standing 333 meters tall, the tower has two observation decks — the Main Deck at 150 meters, which offers panoramic views of Tokyo and the surrounding Kanto area, and the Special Deck at 250 meters, where you can gaze at famous mountains such as Mount Fuji and Mount Tsukuba.
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Want something more unique? You should also consider visiting other famous towers that offer stunning night views. You can check out our previously published article “Tokyo’s Top 5 Free Night View Spots Revealed”.
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Senso-ji Temple is the oldest temple in Tokyo, attracting approximately 30 million visitors from both Japan and abroad every year. It is one of the bustling districts alongside Ginza, Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, and Shibuya. The history of Senso-ji Temple dates back a long time—it was founded in 628 AD, making it the oldest temple in the Tokyo metropolitan area.
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Shinjuku Gyoen is one of the most famous places in Tokyo to view cherry blossoms. It was originally the residence of the Takatō Domain lord during the Edo period, was converted into an agricultural experiment station during the Meiji period, later served as a garden for the Japanese Imperial Family, and was opened to the general public after World War II.Every spring and autumn, it is also a great place to view cherry blossoms and autumn foliage.
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Showa Memorial Park was built to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Emperor Showa's reign and is now a national park, covering an area of 180 hectares.At the park, you can admire various unique local flowers.In addition, the park offers complete facilities for visitors to ride bicycles, go boating, and use outdoor barbecue areas.
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This photography spot might be relatively unknown to many, but the Hamura Weir is located in Hamura City, Tokyo, to the northwest of the National Showa Memorial Park. It is also a crucial water infrastructure facility for Tokyo's water supply, hence the name Hamura Weir. Every spring, the cherry blossom trees planted along the Tama River burst into bloom, creating a highly picturesque scene.
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Whether you're visiting Tokyo for the first time or are a seasoned Tokyo traveler, there are plenty of photogenic spots worth exploring.The Fever photography travel channel has also gathered 34 must-visit spots in Tokyo. The order of the spots is ranked according to the number of photos shared by everyone. You can take a look, exchange ideas, and also feel free to find the ones that suit you and choose your ideal itinerary.
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