Tokyo at night

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What does the capital of Japan look like at night? On the streets you look at your wristwatch, say goodbye and walk away in the direction of the train station. The last of the late-night commuters are making their way home.

Many thousands, actually millions of people, line the city center. You will lose yourself in the bubbling tangle of this amazing megalopolis, in the roaring mix of shoppers, gamers, outsiders, gourmets, drinkers, dancers and onlookers. Locals and foreigners alike are swept away by the light and life of nighttime Tokyo.

You will be fascinated by the sheer volume of people and the variety of experiences. And they will realize how correct the words of the writer Haruki Murakami are: time moves in a special way in the Japanese capital at night.

Construction work in full swing

Illuminated side street in the Japanese capital

Hustle and bustle in the Japanese metropolis

A view of the rain-soaked streets of Tokyo

At night the city comes to life

Small bistros and skyscrapers

Small streets and lots of charm

Shops and signs in Japanese

With a population of 2 million, the streets are always overcrowded

Restaurants offer various delicacies at any time – day or night

Restaurants and takeaway food

There are souvenir shops open even at night

Photos: Masashi Wakui