Night view of Gyoko Street(Chiyoda)
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Today's beautiful night view time
18:05〜18:25
Visit Report of Gyoko Street
The 190-meter-long Gyoko-dori Avenue connects the Marunouchi Central Exit of Tokyo Station to Uchibori-dori Avenue in front of the Imperial Palace.
At the end of the beautifully landscaped path, you can see Tokyo Station lit up and the skyscrapers that symbolize Chiyoda Ward on either side.
It is also a popular spot for wedding photo shoots, and on weekdays and holidays, it is common to see brides and grooms in their dresses and tuxedos having their pictures taken.
One of the main attractions of the area is the variety of scenery that can be enjoyed throughout the year: the fresh greenery is dazzling from spring to summer, and the ginkgo trees turn yellow in autumn. The illumination event "Tokyo Michi Terrace" held in winter is also a must-see.
When you visit Tokyo Station, be sure to stop by.
Information about Gyoko Street
Name | Gyoko Street |
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Nightscape features | |
Address | 2-2 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo |
Opening hours | Open all day |
regular closing day | None |
admission fee |
Free
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How to get to Gyoko Street
By train |
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By Car | - |
View from Gyoko Street(Photo List)
Here are some night view photos taken at Gyoko Street .
Please refer to the atmosphere of the Gyoko Street and what views can be seen.
Tokyo Station illuminated from Gyoko-dori Avenue
Illuminated Tokyo Station seen over the road
Tokyo Station illuminated from Gyoko-dori Avenue
Tokyo Station and KITTE Marunouchi illuminated
Tokyo Station and the dazzling lights of skyscrapers
Marunouchi Building viewed from Gyoko-dori Avenue
Sunset from Gyoko-dori Avenue
Ginkgo tree planted on Gyoko-dori Avenue
Tokyo Station at dusk
Tokyo Station at dusk
Gyoko Street FAQ
What is the recommended time for night viewing on 3/10
The 30-minute period from 18:05〜18:25 is the twilight time when the night view is most beautiful.
Until what time does Tokyo Station light up?
Tokyo Station is illuminated from sunset to 9:00 p.m.
Can I use a tripod to take pictures?
Using a tripod is not prohibited. Please enjoy shooting with good manners!
- Release day:2023/07/05
- Update day:2024/05/28