GRIT, CULTURE, AND LESSER-KNOWN STREETS THROUGH THE LENS
Street photography in Tokyo isn't just about perfect skylines or famous listicle landmarks, it’s about the hidden corners, flickering lights, and stories etched into alley walls.
Jason Garcia's photo walks take you deep into some of the city’s most atmospheric neighborhoods, where you’ll explore gritty backstreets, indie enclaves, and raw urban textures that reveal the real Tokyo, unfiltered, moody, and full of character.
Sangenjaya Photo Walk Experience
Back Alleys & Quiet Corners of “Real Tokyo”
Step off the beaten path and dive into Sangenjaya, one of Tokyo’s coolest, most cinematic neighborhoods. Twisting back alleys, glowing lanterns, and that perfect balance of grit and charm make this the ideal playground for photographers of any level.
Whether you're just starting out with your new camera, snapping with your phone or a seasoned shooter chasing that perfect Tokyo shot, this walk is all about slowing down, exploring the quiet side of the city, and learning how to capture its hidden magic.
What to expect
Discover non-touristy streets and local secrets.
Practice low-light and street photography in real Tokyo scenes.
Get tips, guidance, and photo insights from Jason, LOST’s local photographer guide.
Leave with a gallery’s worth of cinematic shots and new skills to match.
Details
Duration: Approx 1.5 hours
Start Time: 10am & 7pm
Area: Setagaya Ward: Sangenjaya
Start/End Point: Sangenjaya Police Box
Max Group Size: 4 people
Price: ¥12,000 per person
BOOK THIS EXPERIENCE
Spaces are limited, so don’t miss the chance to join a unique photo walk in Tokyo. Whether you're capturing the charm of hidden alleyways or the glow of city lights at dusk, this carefully curated experience offers a special way to explore Japan through your lens and see the city from a new perspective.
Reserve your spot today and make the most of this exclusive opportunity.
Meet Your Guide
Hi, I'm Jason, and Tokyo has been my home since 2017. I'm a professional photographer dedicated to capturing interesting everyday scenes with both digital and film cameras. I love exploring lesser-known side streets and back alleys. These are my go-to spots and the highlights of my photographic journey.
I enjoy connecting with people visiting Tokyo, helping those who are new to photography, giving personal tours, and surrounding myself with tastemakers and creative individuals from around the world.
Photo walks are a regular part of my life, allowing me and my guests to discover parts of Japan that most people may never get to see. I look forward to hosting a memorable walk for you during your visit to Tokyo.
