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10 Captivating Photos Tokyo During Snowfall

Earlier this month, a heavy snow warning was issued in central Tokyo for the first time in four years. The Japanese capital often sees snow once or twice a winter, but significant accumulations are rare. While the heavy snowfall did cause disruptions to normal life, it also allowed shutterbugs to capture Tokyo blanketed in snow. 

Photographer Yuichi Yokota, who has shown us the beauty of Japan through his lens previously, grabbed this opportunity to take lovely pictures of the snowy streets of Tokyo. We all know that Tokyo is a stunningly beautiful place. But these pictures show how captivating it looks during a snowy night.

1. The ancient Senso-Ji Temple, Asakusa, Tokyo. It is Tokyo's oldest temple and was built in 645 AD.

Snow-Blanketed Tokyo, Senso-Ji Temple, Asakusa, Tokyo
Image source: Yuichi Yokota

2. A front look of the Senso-Ji Temple

Snow-Blanketed Tokyo, temple
Image source: Yuichi Yokota

3. The snowy streets of Shibuya, Tokyo

Snow-Blanketed Tokyo, Shibuya,
Image source: Yuichi Yokota

4. The statue of Hachikō, the world-famous dog, covered in snow

Snow-Blanketed Tokyo, Hachikō
Image source: Yuichi Yokota

5. Senso-Ji Temple, Asakusa, Tokyo

Snow-Blanketed Tokyo, Senso-Ji Temple, Asakusa, Tokyo
Image source: Yuichi Yokota

6. People carrying umbrellas during a sudden snowfall in Shibuya, Tokyo

Snow-Blanketed Tokyo,
Image source: Yuichi Yokota

7. Asakusa in Tokyo is known for its old-world charm

Snow-Blanketed Tokyo, Asakusa
Image source: Yuichi Yokota

8. Senso-Ji Temple

Snow-Blanketed Tokyo,
Image source: Yuichi Yokota

9. The residents of Tokyo aren't used to such sights 

Snow-Blanketed Tokyo, Asakusa
Image source: Yuichi Yokota

10. A snowy Shibuya night

Snow-Blanketed Tokyo, Shibuya
Image source: Yuichi Yokota
Check out more works of the photographer on his Instagram page. 
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