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PHOTOGRAPH INDEX
All photographs by Frank X. Didik, unless otherwise noted.

STREET AND BUILDING PHOTOGRAPHS
Photographs of every building in key districts of central Tokyo, street by street.

Photo catagories.
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Akihabara known as the electronic district, though other areas, such as Shibuya, are close rivals
Akihabara

Aoyama - Omotesando area Very elegant and trendy area, comparable to the SOHO area of New York City.
Meiji Jingumae Omotesando west

 
Aoyama Dori

 
Omotesando Dori east side of street

 
Omotesando Dori west side of the street

Aoyama Omotesando - local area

 
Asakusa Prior to 1945, this area was the major night entertainment district.

 
Asakusa

Daiba New island built on landfill in Tokyo bay in a very modern style. Primarily used for back offices for major corporations and an attempt is being made for limited entertainment. Similar in feel to the New City region of Paris.

 
Daiba

Ebisu Subtle but elegant area.
Ebisu

 
Ginza Said to be the "Fifth Avenue" of Tokyo, but rivaled by other districts in Tokyo. Many department stores.
Ginza Dori east side
Ginza Dori west side
Ginza Area
Ginza_Christmas at night

Gotanda Expensive residential area.
Gotanda train station area

Government Center Area Tokyo Government Center area

Harajuku Trendy young area something like a cross between New York's East Village and Soho.
Meiji_Dori south side
Meji_Dori north side
Harajuku - LocalArea
Takeshita_Dori north side
Takeshita Dori south side

Hiroo Very expensive residential community, in central Tokyo. Also the home of many Embassies.
Nambu_Kinoshita_zaka
Hiroo Dori west side of street
Hiroo Dori east side of street
Hiroo Dori looking south
Gaien Nishi Dori south side of street
Gaien Nishi Dori north side of street
Arisugawa Park
Arisugawa Park winter with snow

Ichigaya
Ichigaya train station area / paid fishing

Imperial Palace
Imperial Palace
Imperial Palace more images

 
Megura
Meguro

 
Naka Megro
Naka Megro train station area

Nakano
Nakano station area at night

Rainbow Bridge
Rainbow Bridge Tokyo

Rooppongi Many bars and clubs. Somewhat rougher area and at night it is common to see various night trades.
South to Higashi

 
small street to Roppoingi Dori

 
Gaien Higashi north east

 
Gien Higashi north west

 
Gaien Hig south side

 
Gaien Higash south west

 
Gaien Higash south east

 
Imoarai Zaka west side of street

 
Imoarai Zaka looking south

 
Imoarai Zaka east side of street

 
north of small street to Higashi

Rooppongi Global City
Rooppongi Global City is the new urban renewal project built on land seized by the Tokyo Government by imminent domain and then provided to a private developer. Many other images available.

Shibuya Visual overload. Major shopping district for electronics, restaurants, entertainment and probably the largest crowds found anywhere. Shibuya and Shinjuku (see below) are featured in the movie "Lost in the Translation".

 
Bunkamura Dori north side

 
Bunkamura Dori south side

 
Center Gai Dori north side (night)

 
Center Gai Dori north side (day)

 
Center Gai Dori south side (night)

 
Center Gai Dori south (daytime)

 
Dosen Zaka north side of street

 
Dosen Zaka south side of street

 
Jingu Mae Dori - east side

 
Jingu Mae Dori - west side

 
Meiji Dori - east side of street

 
Meiji Dori - west side of street

 
Myamsu Zaka north side of st.

Myamsu Zaka south side

 
North Center Gai Dori - north

 
North Center Gai Dori - south

 
Shibuya/Shibuya1
Shibuya train station area

 
Shibuya at night

 
Shibuya general area photos

 
Shinjuku Similar to Shibuya, though has even more department stores.

 
Shinjuku at night

 
Shinjuku

 
Shinjuku aerial views at night

 
Ueno Known for its excellent museums and its world famous Ueno Park. Also has a small Chinatown area.

 
Ueno Park and area winter night

 
Parks Zoo

Yoyogi Known for its very large and well maintained park. Also has some facilities remaining from the 1964 Tokyo Olympics.

 
Yoyogi Park

Akihabara The Electronics discount area of Tokyo, located in the northern part of the city.

Architecture

Asakusa This area in the northern part of Tokyo is famous for its temples, shopping and entertainment district.

Bars Restaurants and food

Bicycle Parking Tickets

Communication Includes images of the Tokyo Tower, which was built in 1958 as a modern copy of the Eiffel Tower.

Construction Photo's

Countryside photo's

Crowds It is truly hard to belive just how many people live in Tokyo. Enormous daily crowds.

Enoshima beautiful island area near Kamakura, similar in fame to Isle St. Micheal in France. Also famous botanical garden is on the island.

Festivals

Gardens Japanese or Zen gardens are world famous for their beauty and serenity. Please also see KYOTO, listed below for more photographs of gardens.

Ginza Area Photographs taken from the area around the Ginza district which is the ultra-fashionable area world famous for glamor and high prices.

Ginza East side of the street. A photograph of every building on the east side of the Ginza.

Ginza West side of the street. A photograph of every building on the west side of the Ginza.

Harkone Is a beautiful mountainous area about one hour south of Tokyo famous for its hot springs.

Hakone
Hakone (more images)

Hiroshima

Homeless Japanese

 Imperial Palace Images of the beautiful Imperial Palace and Park.

Kamakura Known world wide for the famous 7th Century Dabutsu or Bronze Buddha. Also temples, beaches, gardens and traditional buildings.

Kyoto Beautiful, old traditional city known for its magnificent "Zen" or Japanese gardens, temples, and traditional buildings.

Meguro, Hiro, Ibisu Wealthy residential districts in the central area of Tokyo.

 

Motion

Museums
1. Transportation Museum
2. National Museum
3. Broadcast Museum
4. Hiroshima Peace Museum
5. Sapporo Beer Museum
6. National Science Museum
7. Tokyo Edo Museum
8. Electric Industry Museum
9. Maritime Museum at Daiba
Over 2000 custom, non published, high quality and unique photographs covering the above are on file. Kindly email your specific needs and we will send you thumbnails of what is available, via email. Since these images were photographed on private property, we must obtain their permission prior to release.

Night Japan, primarily cities, at night.

Parks_zoo Ueno Park

Party

Rain Japan has long been know for its romantic rains. Move over Paris!

Recreation

Right Wing xenophobic groups have been growing in recent years and said by some to have connections with the underworld and also with leading political parties. If left un-checked, they will encumber Japans relations with its trading partners, particularly China and Korea.

Shibuya Shibuya is a fashionable area and is one of several main shopping districts in Tokyo. This sections contains city scenes, huge crowds, shopping districts, rain and more.

Shinjuku Another large shopping district in Tokyo, famous for its Enormous electronics and camera stores.

Skyline Mostly images of Tokyo. Contains a complete set of images creating a 360 degree panorama, shot from the top of Tokyo Tower. Also contains the Tokyo "Times Square" and other districts.

Technology Unique as well as common mechanical and technological things seen in Japan.

Temples Temples and traditional buildings. For additional temples, be sure also to see the Kamakura and the Kyoto section, listed above.

Traditional Traditional and common scenes from Japan.

Transportation Images of cars, trains, subway scenes, planes, boats, monorails. rickshaws and other things related to transportation.

Ueno Zoo

Vendors Images of street vendors, stores, open markets, vending machines and others.

Wedding Ceremony

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Frank X. Didik in Central Park, Manhattan, New York City, on April 11, 2023

 

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THE LAND Geography - Coastline - Mountains - Volcanoes - Earthquakes - Rivers - Lakes CLIMATE Pacific Coast Region - Central Highlands - Inland Sea Region - Japan Sea Region - Northern and Southern Regions - Plum Rains - Typhoons - When To Go - Climatic Charts WHAT TO TAKE Clothing Check List - Shoes - Traveling Kit - Toiletries - First Aid Kit - Contraceptives
HISTORY Archaeological Finds - Myths - Yamato Period - Nara Period - Heian Period - Kamakura Period - Muromachi Period - Azuchi-Momoyama Period - Edo Period - Meiji Restoration - Taisho Period - Showa Era GOVERNMENT Political Parties - Modern History ECONOMY The "Economic Miracle" - After WWII - Economic Rebirth - The Japanese Way - The Unseen Economy
THE PEOPLE Physical Characteristics - Preconceived Notions - Social Characteristics - Social Attitudes - How the Japanese See Themselves - Love, Marriage and Role Models - Sex - Minorities, Misfits and Counter Cultures - Forever Gaijin RELIGION Shinto - Confucian Concepts - Buddhism - Zen - Christianity - New Religions - Information
ARTS AND CRAFTS Introduction - Fine Arts - Chronology of Arts - Painting - Ukiyo-e - Handicrafts - Pottery and Ceramics - Shippo yaki - Damascene - Lacquerware - Mingeihin (Folkcraft) - Museums and Art Galleries CULTURAL ARTS AND PURSUITS Not; - Kyogen - Kabuki - Bunraku - Ikebana Chanoyu - Bonsai and Bonkei - Gardens SPORTS AND MARTIAL ARTS Sumo - Kendo - Karate - Aikido - Judo - Tennis - Baseball - Skiing - Swimming - Fishing FESTIVALS AND EVENTS Introduction - National Holidays - Calendar of Events GETTING THERE Information - Fares - Suggestions - Japanese Airports - By Sea
VISAS AND OFFICIALDOM Temporary Landing Visas - Required Visas - Reciprocal Visa Exemptions - Extensions - Visa Status - Length- of Stay - Leaving and Reentering - Alien Registration Cards (ARC) - Working in Japan - Japanese Consulates Abroad GETTING AROUND Domestic-Air Service - Sample Air Fares - Railways - Sample Railway Fares - Major Rail Lines - Special Fares - Ferries - Ferry Travel - Sample Ferry Fares - Buses - Taxis - Automobiles Motorcycles - Hitchhiking - Cycling - Major Highways - Travel Agents DISTRICTS AND PREFECTURES OF JAPAN Area Maps ACCOMMODATION Western Hotels - Ryokan - Minshuku - Youth Hostels - Business Hotels - National Vacation Villages - Peoples Lodges - Shukubo (Temple Lodgings) - Communes - Sauna Baths - Camping - Cycling Inns - Love Hotels - Pensions - Long Term Housing FOOD AND DRINK Helpful. Hints - Noodle Slurping - Where to Eat - Japanese Eateries - Chain Restaurants - Sushi ya - Street Vendors - What To Eat - Standards and Cliches - Tea and Soft drinks - Dining Japanese Style - Alcoholic Beverages - Sake - Tobacco - Drugs - Sample Food List and Ingredients HEALTH Health Care - Self Help - Tips - Alternative Health Care - Chinese Medicine - Common Drugs and Potions - Food and Drink FACTS FIGURES AND PRACTICALITIES Information Services - JNTO - TIC - Money and Finances - Currency Exchange - Traveler's Checks - Foreign Exchange Banks - Japanese Money - Credit Cards - Communications - Print Media - Special Publications - Bookstores - Telephone - Directories - International Calls - Telegrams - Post Office - Postal Rates - Receiving Mail - Electricity, Weights and Measures - Time Zones - Distance, Weight and Temperature Conversion Charts - Toilets - Shopping Hints - Bargains - Customs - Tax Free Shops - Discount Stores - Shopping Arcades - Cameras and Film - Electronic Gizmos - Watches and Calculators - Housing - Babysitters - Lost and Found - For the Businessperson - Major Diplomatic Delegations - Etiquette and Conduct - Japanese Bath (ofuro] - Tatami matting - General Do's and Don'ts - Theft TRAVEL TOKYO Getting There - Narita and Haneda Airports - Getting Around - Tokyo Information - Main Areas - Marunouchi - Yurakucho - Ginza - Shinjuku Yotsuya - Ikebukero - Harajuku - Shibuya - Roppongi - Akasaka - Ueno - Asakusa - Akihabara - Festivals and Events - Accomfffodations - Food - Shopping - Cultural and Aesthetic Events - Guides and Interpreters - For the Businessperson KANTO DISTRICT Keynote - Introduction - Getting There - Tokyo Vicinity - Narita City - Kawasaki - Yokohama - Kamakura - Miura-Hanto Peninsula Nikko - Chuzenji - Mashiko
FUJI-HAKONE-IZU Introduction - Hakone Area - Mt. Fuji - Fuji Five Lakes - Izu Peninsula - Seven Isles of Izu - Ogasawara Islands TOHOKU DISTRICT Introduction - Traveling in Tohoku - Fukushima Prefecture - Ura Bandai - Miyagi Prefecture - Sendai - Matsushima - Oku Matsushima Iwate Prefecture - Miyako - Morioka - Hachimantai - Aomori Prefecture - Aomori City - Lake Towada - Hirosaki - Akita Prefecture - Yamagata Prefecture CHUBU DISTRICT Introduction - Tokai Region - Nagoya - Inuyama - Meiji Mura - The Central Highlands - Gifu - Takayama - Matsumoto - Kamikochi - Nagano - Karuizawa - Hokuriku Region - Niigata - Sado Island - Toyama - Kanazawa - Noto Peninsula KINKI DISTRICT Introduction - Kyoto - Lake Biwa - Uji - Hozu Rapids - Amanohashidate - Nara - Horyuji - Osaka - Kobe - Arima - Himeji - Kii Peninsula - Yoshino - Mt. Koya - Wakayama - Wakanoura - Ise - Grand Shrines - Toba - Futami CHUGOKU DISTRICT Introduction - San Yo Region - Okayama - Bizen - Kasaoka - Kurashiki - Hiroshima Prefecture - Hiroshima - Miyajima (Itsukushima) - Yamaguchi Prefecture - Yamaguchi City - Ogori - Tsuwano - Shimonoseki - Kampu Ferry to Korea - Hagi - San In Region - Matsue - Izumo - Yonago - Mt. Daisen - Oki Islands THE INLAND SEA Introduction - Getting There - The Sea - Climate - Places of interest KYUSHU Introduction - Fukuoka Prefecture - Kita Kyushu - Fukuoka - Saga Prefecture - Karatsu - Iki and Tsushima Islands - Saga - Imari - Arita - Nagasaki Prefecture - Nagasaki - Unzen Amakusa National Park - Unzen - Oita Prefecture - Beppu - Oita - Seki Butsu - Miyazaki Prefecture - Headinc, South - Miyazaki - Nichinan Coast National Park - Cape Toi - Kumamoto Prefecture - Kumamoto - Mt. Aso - Kagoshima Prefecture - Kagoshima - Sakurajima - Osumi Peninsula - Southern Islands - Kirishima Yaku National Park - Ebino - Mt. Takachiho SHIKOKU Introduction - Kagawa Prefecture - Takamatsu - Megashima Island - Tadotsu - Zentsuji - Kotohira - Ehime Prefecture - Matsuyama - Dogo Onsen Fukuoka's Farm - Uwajima Bay - Uwajima - Yoshida - The South Coast - Sukumo - Kochi - Nakamura - Katsurahama - Muroto Peninsula - Tokushima Prefecture - Tokushima - Naruto - Anabuki - Mt. Tsurugi HOKKAIDO Introduction - South of Sapporo - Hakodate - Onuma - Shikotsu Toya National Park - Lake Toya - Noboribetsu - Shiraoi - Lake Shikotsu Sapporo - Daisetsuzan National Park - Nukabira - Mitsumata - Sounkyo Gorge Heading East - Akan National Park - Hombetsu - Kushiro - Akan Kibbutz - Lake Mashu - Lake Kucharo - Lake Akan - Abashiri - Shiretoko Peninsula - Along the Sea of Okhotsk - Mombetsu - North to Wakkanai - Wakkanai - Rebun and Rishiri Islands OKINAWA DISTRICT Introduction - Naha - Shuri - Okinawa Island - Nanbu - Itoman - Gyakusendo Caves - Heading North on Okinawa Island - Okinawa City (Koza) -- Kadena AFB - Moon Beach - Along the West Coast - Nago - Hedo Point - Motobu Peninsula - le Jima - The Southwest Islands - Miyako - Ishigaki - Iriomote APPENDIX The Japanese Language - Tips - Pronunciation Key- Basic Grammar - Numbers - Useful Phrases - Getting Acquainted - Politeness - Question Words - Telling Time - Months - Weeks - Days - Seasons - Directions - Transportation - Helpful Transport Phrases - Trekking - Hitchhiking - Accommodations - Youth Hostels - Post Office - Restaurants and Food - Shopping - Emergency - Basic Vocabulary    Written Language Hiragana - Katakana
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