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Hidden photographic sakura spots (Tokyo)
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2013/2/3 23:19
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Dear Tokyonites.
I am about to go on my second cherry blossom photo trip to Tokyo. I have been there once before, and three times in Kyoto.
I know all about the most popular spots for cherry blossom photography in Tokyo, but are there any hidden gems that I should be aware of?
Obviously, the flower itself looks the same everywhere, but the key ingredient to a good photo all about the surroundings and backgrounds! Please let me know if you know any "secret / hidden" cherry blossom spot in Tokyo that is great for photography. :)
Shrines, temples, train crossings, back alleys, e.t.c.. Just any nice location with one or many cherry trees.
Big thanks!
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by Ricky (guest)
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Re: Hidden photographic sakura spots (Tokyo)
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2013/2/4 13:11
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I actually like the cemetary north and west of Ueno Park. It is well kept up cemetary, and the cherry blossums add a life/death aspect to the photo.
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by ebaychucky311
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Re: Hidden photographic sakura spots (Tokyo)
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2013/2/16 08:04
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Thanks for the answers! Much appreciated.
I will have a look on these locations. :)
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by Ricky (guest)
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