I took some photos from the Excel Hotel in Shibuya and had a go at pasting them together to make a panorama. It’s a bit shaky, but you get to see a wide shot of Tokyo from it.
Can you see the mountain range in the background from this shot?
Do you like to see the city from high up or down on the street?
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Docomo Tower at Yoyogi
Disney Store in this building. Nice Chinese restaurant as well.
Lost in Translation’s Park Hyatt
Is this the concert hall at Yoyogi park ?
sure is
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I sure can! What a great view. An amazing shot.
RT @tweetmeme Shinjuku skyline, Japan Shibuya | Shibuya246 http://bit.ly/763ks9 I like the view from above and down below. It makes for different contrasts. Especially when you do the nighttime shots like you’ve done in the past. I especially liked the soccer match on the roof of was that the Nike or Addias bldg. I always wondered if the ball was ever kicked off the side of the building and down to the street?
Another set of great photos. 🙂
People shots look better on the ground.
I think this is the Opera City Tower. My wife worked for a company in this building before we moved to the US.
well spotted. that does look like the Opera City Tower. I have only been up there once for dinner, a birthday surprise party, many years ago. I took this photo before Christmas when I visited the Park Hyatt for a meeting.
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There is a Jojoen (http://www.jojoen.co.jp/index.html) on like the 32nd floor or so. One in Shibuya too. Love that place.
I like this, how d’you get these ideas? Rilakkuma chakra stimulation??? 🙂
Or the japanese aura has unforeseeable effects? wwww
Night shots?
I know I always ask for crazy&hard stuff… but you often manage to supply us with too good stuff!
Thanks again.
Thanks. I am glad you like it all 🙂
A little bit of pollution here?
we have pollution here in the form of smoke from wood-burning stoves used for heating in the winter, it lays like a bluish gray haze every morning.
the last photo “looking back down” really shows how densely populated Tokyo is . . . a very dynamic place though. 😀
Excellent photos. Is that a picture of Maki Horikita I see on the Shibuya 109 building? Talking about Shibuya 109, are there regular promotions by J-pop artists just outside the front entrance? I was fortunate to see Beni perform a song on a special stage set up in 2008 and was wondering if this sort of thing happens quite often.
sure is. It was the last day before they replaced the poster with something else. Just caught it in time 🙂
Great shots!
I like to see the city from high up. These shots are really good ^^
Thats the TMG building right?