r/japanpics • u/Saint_Atlas • 3h ago
r/japanpics • u/CodeForsaken • 12h ago
Sightseeing Rainy day in Kyoto
While descending down the steps of Fushimi Inari-Taisha in Kyoto, I came across this particular spot, I thought was good for back-lit photo of another tourist ascending the stairs. I visualized the shot in my mind and in just a few minutes I had the oppurtunity to get the shot I had planned.
r/japanpics • u/aloofaback • 18h ago
Nature Meguro River
Early morning stroll in Meguro river during the last few days of Sakura. đ¸
r/japanpics • u/True-Response-2386 • 16h ago
Festivals/Events Blooming season in Japan.
Some pics I took near the Yamazaki River, Nagoya. It was a nice hanami (čąčŚ) session although the weather was gloomy.
r/japanpics • u/JurassicMonkey_ • 15h ago
Cities That time the Kabukicho Ichibangai Arch turned blue
r/japanpics • u/angrybeaver200 • 1d ago
Snow blobs in Niseko-cho, Hokkaido Prefecture, Japan, by Yamatime
r/japanpics • u/Awkward-Action2853 • 1d ago
First visit to Onomichi. Enjoyed food, Sakura, trains, and more.
r/japanpics • u/lonelyysoul • 1d ago
Nature Never seen or even heard of this animal before. My body froze for a moment when I saw it above me
Location: Near âOgouchi-jinja ShrineăťMugiyama-pontoon bridgeâ Bus Stop
For anyone like me who didnât know up until now, this is a Japanese Serow, a national treasure you can only see in Japan and a pretty rare animal to witness (atleast used to be from what Iâve read online). I saw this creature and froze for a moment, I had no idea what Iâm looking at,
A being youâve never seen or heard of before and your first encounter is totally random, while walking in nature and such a beautiful creature it is, this will leave a forever lasting memory,
My love for this country grows with each step I take.
r/japanpics • u/hello_travelfriends • 1d ago
I thought I entered a cyberpunk nightclub⌠turns out itâs just the bathroom in a Tokyo mall.
Spotted this in a shopping complex in Tokyo. The lighting, the sleek tiles, and that sci-fi capsule thing in the middle â I was seriously confused for a second. Japan never fails to surprise.
r/japanpics • u/ShootingTurtle • 1d ago
The drink I got and Dotonbori at 6AM the morning I was heading to Universal Studios
r/japanpics • u/passifloran • 1d ago
Nature Climbed Mt Misen and met this giy at the top
Very peaceful climb and and got to the tooe to find this lovely older man having his lunch
r/japanpics • u/bunderwood78 • 1d ago
Bar Crysler est 1950 is the oldest western bar in Yokohama.
r/japanpics • u/Aggravating-Click460 • 1d ago
Joys of Getting Lost Spoiler
During my visit to Hiroshima I got lost on my way to the Atomic Bomb Dome. But it wasnât all bad. I mean, look at this really cool shrine I stumbled upon!
Granted my wheelchair battery died on me that night on my way back to my hotel so I had to push it back about half a mile.