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  • A central white Maneki-neko figurine surrounded by many others at Gotokuji Temple.
    Temples & Shrines

    Gotokuji Temple Photography Guide

    ByRohan Gillett March 10, 2026October 5, 2026

    Discover Gotokuji Temple, Tokyo’s charming ‘Lucky Cat’ sanctuary. Uncover the legend behind thousands of Maneki Neko and capture unforgettable photos.

  • A seated bronze Jizo statue with a black hat and red bib at Taisoji Temple, framed by urban buildings and leafy trees.
    Temples & Shrines

    Shinjuku’s Giant Jizo

    ByRohan Gillett March 8, 2026October 2, 2026

    Discover Taisoji Temple’s giant Jizo statue, often mistaken for a Buddha, near Shinjuku. Learn the history of Tokyo’s Six Great Jizo statues.

  • Statue of Liberty replica with the Rainbow Bridge and city skyline in the background under a blue sky.
    Art/Culture

    Odaiba’s Statue of Liberty Photography Guide

    ByRohan Gillett March 7, 2026October 5, 2026

    Explore Tokyo’s Statue of Liberty replica in Odaiba. Find tips for photographing this icon with Rainbow Bridge & Tokyo Tower, day or night. See the photos.

  • Golden sunset light reflects on Tokyo Bay, framing the Rainbow Bridge beneath layered highway architecture.
    Photo Guides

    Rainbow Bridge Photo Guide

    ByRohan Gillett February 22, 2026October 5, 2026

    Planning a walk across Tokyo Rainbow Bridge? My photo guide has the best spots, tips for beating the fence, & what to expect from the north vs. south views.

  • People on a dashi at the Hachioji Festival.
    Art/Culture

    My First Hachioji Matsuri (2025)

    ByRohan Gillett February 20, 2026October 2, 2026

    Dive into the Hachioji Matsuri! A first-timer’s guide to epic dashi float battles, thundering taiko drums, and huge crowds. It’s a huge Tokyo cultural event.

  • Thomas Baty family graves at Aoyama Cemetery, featuring a large grey stone monument and a Celtic cross under a cloudy sky.
    Cemeteries & Tombs | Photo Guides

    Thomas Baty: Aoyama Cemetery’s Transgender Pioneer

    ByRohan Gillett February 20, 2026October 2, 2026

    Uncover the story of Thomas Baty, legal advisor to the Japanese government and transgender pioneer who was branded a traitor and buried in Aoyama Cemetery.

  • Pink plum bonsai with gnarled bark at the Yushima Tenjin Plum Blossom Festival 2026 against a wooden lattice.
    Winter | Temples & Shrines

    Yushima Tenjin Plum Blossom Festival 2026

    ByRohan Gillett February 19, 2026October 3, 2026

    I didn’t let the crowds ruin my shoot. Learn my photography tips and read how I survived the train trip to 2026 Yushima Tenjin Plum Blossom Festival.

  • A white Oliver Racing Honda Monkey 125 at a Japanese motorbike event.
    Car Shows

    Tokyo Motorcycle Show 2025

    ByRohan Gillett February 19, 2026September 13, 2026

    See my top finds from Tokyo Motorcycle Show 2025 in this photo gallery. From Honda’s Streetfighter to a geisha on wheels, these are the bikes you can’t miss.

  • A cluster of white plum against a blue sky at Hanegi Park during the Setagaya Plum Blossom Festival.
    Gardens & Parks | Winter

    12 Visits to Hanegi Park

    ByRohan Gillett February 15, 2026October 6, 2026

    I tried hard to master plum blossom photography at Hanegi Park. Read about my struggle to improve my photography skills and why I love HSS flash.

  • A stone grave, red banner, and protective frog statues surrounded by greenery.
    Cemeteries & Tombs

    The Grave of Taira no Masakado

    ByRohan Gillett February 13, 2026October 4, 2026

    Discover the story of Taira no Masakado, a rebel samurai whose grave is a sacred guardian spot for business and fortune in the heart of Tokyo.

  • Mount Fuji silhouetted against a soft orange sky over a hazy cityscape at twilight, taken from Yebisu Garden Place Tower.
    Photo Guides

    Seeing Mount Fuji From Tokyo

    ByRohan Gillett February 11, 2026October 1, 2026

    How hard is it to see Mount Fuji from Tokyo? People say it is visible for about 20-30% of the year. Here is my experience with the “shy” mountain.

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