Tokyo Night Gallery

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The city after dark, in roughly the order an evening runs, from sunset over the east side to the factory lights across the water. Weighing up Tokyo Night guided tours? These are the views your evening is built around.

The set opens at sunset, with a pagoda and a broadcast tower against a pink sky, then drops into the neon: the scramble crossing from above, a shopping street full of screens, and the red arch into Kabukicho. Then come the smaller places a guide takes you, a shrine lit green and a lane of stalls by the railway.

After that, the lights you see from a car or a boat: a red lattice tower, an avenue of winter lights, and a white bridge across the bay. It ends where the car-meet drives go, among the sports cars under the expressway and the lit plants on the far shore of a canal.

A five-storey pagoda and a tall broadcast tower against a pink sunset sky

The scramble crossing from above after dark, crowds crossing in every direction

A shopping street lit by neon signs and screens, taxis waiting at the lights

The red neon arch over Kabukicho's main street, signs stacked up every building

A corner building in Kabukicho covered in lit signs and video screens

A small shrine at night, its stone guardians and path washed in green light

A lane of bars and food stalls beside the railway tracks after dark

A red lattice tower lit orange from below against the night sky

An avenue of trees strung with winter lights, car trails and a lit tower beyond

A white suspension bridge lit across the bay, seen from the waterfront rail

Sports cars parked in rows at the expressway car meet at night

Industrial plants lit up on the far shore of a canal at night

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