r/japanpics • u/The-Car-Guy • 8h ago
r/japanpics • u/Money_Progress_9479 • 6h ago
Sightseeing Flying Over Mount Fuji
Took this photo in October on my flight from Tokyo Narita to Macau. We flew right over Mount Fuji, and I was honestly blown away by the view.
r/japanpics • u/remyworldpeace • 5h ago
I captured the soon to be retired icons of JR East and JR West together
r/japanpics • u/franco_sc23 • 9h ago
Cities Fushimi-Inari station
Took it in my 2024 trip. I would like to use this pic for an album cover
r/japanpics • u/elliebonjelly • 20h ago
Nature spotted a fellow koi gazer at ritsurin garden 🎋
r/japanpics • u/Adventurous_One_4240 • 6m ago
The pufferfish lantern of Shinsekai, Osaka (before its removal)
RIP Zuboraya and its giant pufferfish lantern.
Tsūtenkaku is a fantastic landmark in its own right, especially when lit up at night. Looks great in all sorts of colours, though blue is still king.
The last three pics show the tower from angles without the pufferfish. Still in disbelief the lantern is gone for good. It's just different without the fish.
r/japanpics • u/tomjphere • 4h ago
The giant Tetsujin 28-go (Gigantor) statue in Wakamatsu Park, Nagata Ward, Kobe
galleryr/japanpics • u/CloverSacredJapan • 4h ago
These moss-covered wolf guardians at a shrine in Atami, Japan, are dressed in colorful cloths [OC]
r/japanpics • u/TrainAttraction • 2h ago
Cities Night traffic and city glow in Kudanshita, Tokyo.
r/japanpics • u/hershey5833 • 1d ago
Cities Tokyo at night goes hard
First time shooting film in Tokyo, can't wait to go back.
All shot on Kodak Vision3 500T variants on a Leica M6
r/japanpics • u/MrBrownStone16 • 3h ago
Architecture Katsuo-ji Temple, Osaka
galleryKatsuo-ji is a temple in Osaka that’s well-known for its prayers to help you overcome challenges, ace exams, win competitions, or succeed in business. The most striking feature is the tiny red Daruma dolls that are everywhere in the temple.
The entrance fee for adult is 500 yen. Plus, you’ll receive a postcard that you can stamp at different spots along the temple path. Once you’ve filled in all six stamps, you’ll have a lovely picture to take home!
Getting to Katsuo-ji is a breeze: hop on the red metro line, Midosuji Line, and ride it all the way to Minoh-Kayano Station. From there, take bus number 30, which is right in front of the station, and it’ll take you about 20 minutes.
It takes about 1-2 hours exploring the temple, snapping photos, and enjoying the vibe
r/japanpics • u/WestonWestmoreland • 1h ago
Gion-kaku (Kyoto, 1927) is a tower with two levels on a high stone base. Designed by Ito Chuta, it replicates, in massive size, one of the Yamahoko floats of Kyoto's Gion Matsuri. The copper roof features a slender spire with a finely sculpted crane covered in five gold layers (I include detail).
r/japanpics • u/ReikaJP • 1d ago
Real-life Thomas on the Oigawa Railway in Shizuoka(〃ω〃)
r/japanpics • u/tudor14 • 1d ago
Kumano Kodo - 5 days following the Nakahechi route
An ode to one of the most amazing things I have done. 5 days on the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage route. I don't think these are the best photos but just wanted to share how beautiful some spots were on trail. Equally as amazing were all of the hosts who graciously accepted and hosted me e
Feel free to follow my work on instagram @james.ide
r/japanpics • u/jetalone6 • 19h ago
Need Some Help Identifying These Locations (Found expired film)
I bought an old film camera from a thrift store 2-3 months ago. Inside was a roll of expired Kodak 400TX that was partially shot. I developed the roll last night and was surprised to find photos of Japan. It’s hard to tell but I think these are in Kyoto? I think I recognize the Golden Pavilion in a photo. If someone can help ID the locations I would be so grateful.
r/japanpics • u/Mic_Kue • 1d ago
Nature Fuji at Sunset
Probably one of my favorite shots from my recent trip.
r/japanpics • u/WestonWestmoreland • 1d ago