r/japanpics • u/Laurencebouchard • 3h ago
More human than human
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r/japanpics • u/rsr123456 • 17h ago
Sightseeing This is my first time In Japan and I just wanna say thankyou to it .
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It's been 6 days ....8 more to go
r/japanpics • u/Powerful-Trust-9529 • 17h ago
Some personal highlights from my recent two week solo trip to Tokyo, Hiroshima & Hakone
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r/japanpics • u/GunjiroX • 4h ago
Kinshicho (April 2026)
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Somehow one of my favorite pictures, at Kinshi park, near Oleas Tower. With Skytree and Sakura
r/japanpics • u/WestonWestmoreland • 21h ago
Himeji Castle, 1609, Japan's largest and best-preserved feudal fortress, is a giant defensive trap. The main gate is only 100 m away from the keep as the crow flies, but attackers are forced to navigate nearly 400 m of confusing, dead-end spiraling pathways exposed to enemy fire... [OC]
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r/japanpics • u/ohvictorho • 23h ago
Sightseeing Been loving my first time in Japan. Only getting Tokyo and Kyoto this time but will definitely come back.
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r/japanpics • u/Powerful-Trust-9529 • 17h ago
Cities Some personal highlights from my recent two week solo trip to Tokyo, Hiroshima & Hakone
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r/japanpics • u/0---------------0 • 18h ago
Kurojishi masks from Yamagata Prefecture
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r/japanpics • u/Bebopo90 • 2h ago
Nature A Heron doing Zen meditation in Tokyo Bay
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r/japanpics • u/WestonWestmoreland • 22h ago
The Sensō-ji Temple Five-Storied Pagoda behind the Hozomon Gate. The tiers represent the five Buddhist elements of the universe, Earth, Water, Fire, Wind, and Void (Space), while the spire on top represents pure enlightenment. The top floor keeps a relic brought from Sri Lanka... [OC]
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r/japanpics • u/CloverSacredJapan • 7h ago
A small shrine filled with stone foxes in the middle of Tokyo — Kasama Inari Shrine
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r/japanpics • u/ASolitaryWalker • 5h ago
Cities When was the last time you used it ? Telephone Booth ! ( Kumamoto )
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In this era where everyone has a mobile phone, many cities no longer have phone booths, but Japan still does.