TOKYO-GA, an international project to capture “TOKYO NOW”
through the visionary eyes of 100 photographers, launched in Tokyo in 2011.
There are two areas in Tokyo that are considered to be “holy places for book lovers”: Kanda and Daikanyama. Kanda is a historically-rich area filled with rare and used books from various fields. Daikanyama is a stylish area facing Yamate Avenue, where fashionable shops and various embassies line up. A few years ago, an attractive bookstore called TSUTAYA Daikanyama opened. For book lovers, both areas are the perfect destinations when visiting Tokyo. You will find also the fantastic mixture of “Old meets New”…
This Theme Photographers
Yukari CHIKURA
JapanRyo OHWADA
Japan
Imagine - Nostalgic Moments
Amano-Ya Cafe
Taste - Traditional Sweets
Amano-Ya Cafe
Seek - Old-Fashioned Love Story
Used Book Store
Walk - Oldest Russian Cathedral in Tokyo
Holy Resurrection Cathedral
Join - Local Festival
Kanda Myojin
Find - Culture and Art books at Daikanyama-Tsutaya Bookstore
Daikanyama
Look - Silent Street
Daikanyama
Rest - A Cozy Corner at Small Cafe
Daikanyama
Encounter - Charm of a Side Street
Daikanyama
Drive - Loneliness at Midnight
Daikanyama