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Photographer Captures The City Where Tradition Merges With Modernism, Tokyo
With a population of over 13 million people, it’s easy to get lost in the overwhelming hustle and tech atmosphere of Tokyo. The beauty of the Japanese megapolis hides in its many layers which are waiting to be discovered by eager visitors looking to experience the enchanting mix of Japanese tradition and culture.
Through his Instagram profile, Japanese photographer Hiro Goto gives people the opportunity to dive into the colorful and bustling streets of Tokyo. He perfectly captures the busy life of Japanese people who are always in a hurry by showing the lively vibe around the city at the same time. Hiro Goto's photography explores the city of Tokyo, leading to a profound discovery of history and culture seamlessly blended with modern technology and design.
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Jill Rhoads 7 years ago
Some sights in Tokyo are so beautiful that it is virtually impossible to take a bad picture of like for instance Tokyo Tower at night when it is lit up.
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Esté 7 years ago
I think some kind of adult entertainment club/bar... according to the name "Bacchus" who was known for his "adult party
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rakuninaru 7 years ago
Only the main roads and streets are THAT bright. The other streets are kind of dark actually. But Japan is one of the safest places so no need to worry.
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Shruti Naik 7 years ago
This pic is so aesthetically pleasing! Especially with the sun rays beaming through.
Jill Rhoads 7 years ago
Again, this is one of those places where it is virtually impossible to take a bad photograph since it is so beautiful, but I agree, the sun rays make it even more so.
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Danica Radović 7 years ago
I love how the old folks know how to enjoy conversation. While the younger ones just stare at their phones.
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Signe Manat Hansen 7 years ago
It's not. It's crippling gambling addiction.
Load More Replies... Jill Rhoads 7 years ago
Very pretty, but I've sort of been a bit scared to go into those kinds of places. They typically tend to smell a bit smokey as well since Japan still allows smoking indoors.
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Maualo Velflo 7 years ago
Sometimes I wish I had a pair of sunglasses with an Ad Blocker, I wouldn't wear them in Tokyo though
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John L 7 years ago
Growing up in Alaska was the most wonderful experience for me. The countryside was fantastic, and so easy to get away from everything. One of the first books I remember reading for school was "Daniel Boon - Master of the Wilderness". I fell in love with his story and nature. He's always been my Hero. And to this day, I just cannot imagine myself having to live my life, cooped up like those living in places like Tokyo, New Yawk, or Hong Kong. :D
Nikki D 7 years ago
Being boxed in by tall buildings is torture for me, I grew up in the wide open spaces of the great plains. I get antsy when I can't see the horizon!
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Galeanthropy2017 7 years ago
I love how in Tokyo there is the beautiful juxtaposition between traditional and modernism. Japan has progressed yet its elegant culture is still intact.
Noel Cabacungan 7 years ago
I was expecting tradition merging with modernism, but this is just traditional and modernism in individual, separate photos.
John L 7 years ago
Growing up in Alaska was the most wonderful experience for me. The countryside was fantastic, and so easy to get away from everything. One of the first books I remember reading for school was "Daniel Boon - Master of the Wilderness". I fell in love with his story and nature. He's always been my Hero. And to this day, I just cannot imagine myself having to live my life, cooped up like those living in places like Tokyo, New Yawk, or Hong Kong. :D
Nikki D 7 years ago
Being boxed in by tall buildings is torture for me, I grew up in the wide open spaces of the great plains. I get antsy when I can't see the horizon!
Load More Replies... Galeanthropy2017 7 years ago
I love how in Tokyo there is the beautiful juxtaposition between traditional and modernism. Japan has progressed yet its elegant culture is still intact.
Noel Cabacungan 7 years ago
I was expecting tradition merging with modernism, but this is just traditional and modernism in individual, separate photos.
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