Tokyo - share you photos of this exciting city

Tokyo, capital of Japan, is one of the most exciting cities in the world. You will never be disappointed by what it has to offer whether you are into festivals, shopping, technology, historical shrines and temples, or food. Tokyo has it all! Lets create a visual travelogue and share what Tokyo has to offer

The Kaminarimon (雷門 "Thunder Gate"?) is the outer of two large entrance gates to Senso-ji, an ancient Buddhist temple in Asakusa, Tokyo. The gate, with its lantern and statues, is popular with tourists. The current Kaminarimon Gate and giant lantern were rebuilt in 1960.

Tokyo (I forget which direction) from the top of the Mori Tower at Roppongi Hills.

The crossing in Shibuya.

Facing due West towards Shibuya.

Ginza (corner Chuo-dori & Ginza 4-chome)

Yoyogi Park (I think) on a rainy day from the Tokyo Metropolitan Government building in Shinjuku.

The Spider at Roppongi Hills

Working hard at Tsukiji fish market,

Busy Daiwa Sushi (or was it Dai?) at the Tsukiji Fish Market

All is organized on the famous JR Yamanote train line.

Statue of Hachiko at Hachiko Square near the Shibuya Station. It is one of the most popular meeting point in the area. Hachiko waited for his late master at Shibuya Station every day from 1923 to 1935 and therefore became a national celebrity for his loyalty.

My only picture i have of Hachiko was blurry

Conrad Hotel in Shiodome, viewed from Hamarikyu during the flower season in March.

One of the smallest polices station at Shibuya

Roppongi Hills viewed from Aoyama Cemetery (this photo is a few years old)

I have plenty of Hachiko's pictures. Every time I visit Shibuya, I will take a picture of him

Cherry blossoms on the Kanda River (I think) near Waseda

Fuji TV Station (left building) at Odaiba

The awesome-looking tunnel connecting the T1 South Wing piers at NRT

Panoramic shot looking southeast from Roppongi Hills. (I took this using my old mobile phone; the panoramic effect was achieved by swinging the phone around in an arc, which explains the distortion.)

Looking northeast from Nihombashi toward the Sky Tree.

Another picture of Hachiko for you, illico! I call this Hachiko for President

Statue of Hachiko at Hachiko Square near the Shibuya Station. It is one of the most popular meeting point in the area. Hachiko waited for his late master at Shibuya Station every day from 1923 to 1935 and therefore became a national celebrity for his loyalty.

A "quiet residential neighborhood" on the bay shore near Shinagawa

HND T1 -- where JALPak probably thinks he is entitled to board