Crossing the Street at Sundown, Harajuku, Tokyo, February 2020
I went to Tokyo with no real agenda, other than to explore the city.
But as the days went by, I found myself more attracted to the city after the sun went down. As dusk settled, and people headed home from work, the neon and street lights come on, the city seems to come even more alive.
Nothing was still. People rushed by, heading for the last trains home, or the bars with their friends, or to some other destination somewhere out there in the vast city. And below it all the subway rolled on carrying the crowds.
So I went where my feet led me. I picked a spot on the map of the city, went there, and then wandered back to my hotel, no matter how far. I wasn’t looking for anything other than what the city would show me. Well, that and a good bowl of ramen.
Couple Coming Down the Stairs, Jingumae, Tokyo, February 2020
Men Checking their Phones on the Train, Tokyo, February 2020
Two Women on an Overpass, Sendagaya, Tokyo, February 2020
Heading to the Subway at Evening Rush Hour, Ochanomizu, Tokyo, February 2020
Crowded Subway Train at Rush Hour, Tokyo, February, 2020
Women Out at Night, Shimbashi, Tokyo, February, 2020
Bouncer Watching the Door at a Club, Shimbashi, Tokyo, February 2020
Couple under their Unbrella Late at Night, Shinjuku, Tokyo, February 2020
Businessmen in a Smoking Room, Ginza, Tokyo, February 2020
A Women Reading her Phone on the Subway, Tokyo, February 2020
Walking Past the Neon Lights, Shimbashi, Tokyo, February 2020
Rainy Evening, Shinjuku, Tokyo, February 2020
Late Afternoon Cup of Coffee at Mister Donut, Shinjuku, Tokyo, February 2020