Top Tokyo Prefecture Photography Tours

Capture the most Instagram-worthy moments in Kichijoji as day turns to night. Watch the sunset over Inokashira Park, snap photos by its shimmering pond, and wander through charming retro streets filled with cafés, shops, and colorful details. Discover hidden alleys, quirky murals, and neon-lit corners perfect for striking night shots. Your guide will show the best-kept spots where you can immerse yourself in the local lifestyle and photograph the distinctive charm of Kichijoji’s nightscape. After the tour, we can recommend or accompany you to a local restaurant, letting you continue your evening with delicious Japanese cuisine (additional fee applies if accompanied).

Depart from Asakusa! Enjoy Tokyo's stunning scenery on a private cruise. Would you like to experience a 60-minute leisurely cruise along the Sumida River? From the boat, you can take in Tokyo's landmarks such as the SkyTree, Tokyo Tower, Rainbow Bridge, and Odaiba. You are welcome to bring your own food and drinks, making it a picnic-like experience to create special memories. Maximum of 6 people per group. Please refrain from boarding if you have symptoms such as fever, cold, vomiting, or diarrhea. ※Includes commemorative photo shooting (3-5 photos) ※No food and beverages provided (you may bring your own). ※if you cancel your reservation within four to ten days before the event, you will be charged 50% of the fee. ※If you cancel your reservation within three days before the event, you will be charged 100% of the fee.

There are some islands in Tokyo. Izu-Oshima is one of the islands of Tokyo, also famous for the volcanic island and 120km from the city of Tokyo. You can enjoy trekking to Mt. Mihara which stands in Izu-Oshima We meet up at the parking lot of Mt. Mihara. Then starting from the view point of Mt Mihara. We start walking from the lookout to the summit. You can see and enjoy the lavas on the way to the summit. After arriving at the summit we go trekking around the crater. You can see a central of the crater.

I'm convinced that Tokyo is one of the most incredible cities in the world. It's known for its flashier side, but one part that is rarely seen is the quiet backstreets, and as a photographer, these are the places that make the best memories. The route avoids landmarks and concentrates on backstreets, residential zones, while sharing the history of the area. Three elements make this distinct: 1. The Quiet areas of Tokyo The route stays on foot from Inokashira Park into the surrounding neighborhoods. No trains, no jumping between districts, no crowds. 2. You are part of the story Participants are photographed naturally during the walk. These are candid, documentary-style images of you moving through Tokyo, observing, photographing, existing in the city. You leave with professional images of yourself that don’t look staged or touristic. This tour is for travelers who want to understand Tokyo by walking through it, and absorbing it through the relaxed side of the city.