Love this spot. There’s just something about the contrast between the busy intersection below and the streaking trains above that makes it feel alive—like Tokyo is constantly on the move, even when you’re standing still. What makes it even better? There’s actually space to set up a tripod without being in the way, which feels like a luxury in a city this packed.

It’s the kind of place where you can play with long exposures, light trails, and layered motion, all while soaking in the glow of the street signs and that retro corner building. One of those views that’s hard to walk away from.

Best Time to Photograph:
Late afternoon into blue hour or in the morning. You’ll catch the city lights switching on while there’s still a bit of light in the sky, and the trains get more frequent during rush hour—perfect for motion blur.