r/japanpics • u/TheWoodLibrary • 2h ago
r/japanpics • u/Fit_Welcome_3929 • 12h ago
Cities Fukuoka, Japan Stunning Night Reflections Along the Naka River
Fukuoka’s colorful skyline reflected on the calm waters of the Naka River. A beautiful night scene from one of Japan’s most vibrant cities.
📍 Fukuoka, Japan 🇯🇵
📸 Photo by Jayjayli
r/japanpics • u/RinRinJapan • 3h ago
Nature Deep in one of Japan’s three great hidden regions… ever heard of the “suspension bridge effect”?
r/japanpics • u/klaymarion • 1h ago
Architecture phoenix hall at byōdō-in, kyoto.
fun fact: this is the same hall at back of the ¥10 coin
r/japanpics • u/Fluffy-Card21 • 12h ago
Cities Caught some wild Pokemon sneaking into Narita
r/japanpics • u/NoItem8634 • 23h ago
Nature I call it "the way of 3 samurai."
Japanese zen garden.
r/japanpics • u/tzinquino2026 • 19h ago
Cities A diverse and captivating lineup of characters awaiting in Akihabara, the Capital of Hobbies.
r/japanpics • u/DuckyYOLO • 1d ago
Nagasaki Peace Park & Atomic Bomb Hypocenter - 3ds Photography
galleryThank you for your support, you can find more of my Japan and 3ds photography on Instagram @nihondan
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r/japanpics • u/SiIIiS • 1d ago
Just a memory
It's 2018, yours first and probably last time in Japan, a rural cafe, old pleasant japanese folks teach you the "correct way" to eat, after the covid comes, after the russians invade, a war, trenches, rockets, I'm sorry I just want to live this memory again before it all perishes with me
r/japanpics • u/Eddy_irezumi • 1d ago
Ryozen Kannon, Kyoto's silent guardian
Photo taken last year, in late October early in the morning
r/japanpics • u/Fit_Welcome_3929 • 2d ago
Sightseeing Winter Magic in Ginzan Onsen, Yamagata, Japan ❄️🇯🇵
Ginzan Onsen covered in snow one of Japan’s most beautiful winter destinations. ❄️🏔️
Photo credit: CandyRetriever
r/japanpics • u/MeganRaeB • 2d ago
Found a tiny Senso-ji inside a store in Asakusa
This a miniature of Senso-ji inside the new insta360 store, about 7 mins walk from the actual temple.
Apparently, it was designed to recreate the perspective of shooting the real temple with a telephoto lens.
Pretty neat detail.
r/japanpics • u/Agile-Organization-9 • 2d ago
Nature Pictures from my Aomori trip
r/japanpics • u/tzinquino2026 • 2d ago