Hello! My name is Rohan, and I have a mission. I want to showcase the beauty and diversity of Tokyo through photography. My photos will capture its bustling streets and iconic landmarks. Through them, you’ll discover hidden gems and unique cultural experiences. You won’t only be observing this! Many articles include tips and tricks to help you take better photographs of these places.
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. And that is what I do. I strive to create content that shows the spirit of Tokyo. These photos will bring it to life..
You’ll see so many places in Japan’s capital. Beautiful Meiji Shrine and the famous Tokyo Tower will be open to you. There are photos of parks filled with beautiful flowers. Car shows and their models will thrill you. This city has so much to see.
Join me on this journey and discover the unique charms of Tokyo through my lens. Click on an article to enter my photographic journal. And you’ll even learn where I took these photos so you can take them yourself. Please enjoy.
Return to Tokyo Auto Salon 2020 with more photos of cars and models. Awesome moments of Japan’s automotive extravaganza. Get ready to be amazed!
Step into the cultural extravaganza of Shimokitazawa Awa Odori 2023, where traditional Japanese artistry takes center stage amidst the vibrant atmosphere of Tokyo’s hippest neighborhood. Here are my photographs.
Discover Tokyo’s architectural gem, the Holy Resurrection Cathedral! Designed by Josiah Conder, this Eastern Orthodox church is a favorite among photographers.
Home Orihime – the weaving princess. The 67th Asagaya Tanabata Festival is back after a four-year break. The event, held at the height of summer, has been an ongoing tradition since 1954. Well, due to the pandemic, it did have a hiatus. Anyway, it is here again and drawing huge crowds even in the summer heat. The venue is the Asagaya Pearl Center shopping street. This Tanabata is different from
Experience Tokyo’s scorching summer of 2023: record heat and its relentless challenges revealed in this blog post. Tokyo summer brutal record heat.
Home Should I tip in Japan? The answer is easy. Yes, we should. It would be great if more travelers started giving gratuities. Why? Well, many visitors to this country don’t realize how little money some workers make here. The minimum hourly rate in Tokyo is 1072 yen. In other prefectures, that amount is lower. It’s not much money to live on. You can’t imagine how hard it is for
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Lenses
Fujifilm cameras have gained a reputation for their quality and unique characteristics. They are popular among with amateur and professional photographers. Here are some reasons why I like Fujifilm cameras (especially the X-T3):
It’s important to note that this is all subjective. You might have a different opinion of Fujifilm cameras. Everyone has their own needs and preferences. But I find them excellent for what I want. How about you? If you want to see more of them, look at the official website.
Where to buy Fujifilm cameras in Tokyo?
I recommend buying your cameras and lenses at MapCamera in Shinjuku. They have been my go-to spot for camera gear since 2017. I hope you will be as happy shopping with them as I have been.