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Skytree Views – Bridges and Parks Guide
Find the best bridge and park viewpoints for Tokyo Skytree with angles and timing tips.
1/12/2026
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Why These Angles Work
- Leading lines from rails and pathways.
- Water reflections that simplify the frame.
- Foreground interest (boats, trees, pedestrians).
Go for blue hour if you want balanced exposures.
Angles by Location
| Spot | Best Time | What to Frame |
|---|---|---|
| Azumabashi | Sunset → blue hour | Red rails leading to tower |
| Jukkenbashi | Night | Tight frame, strong reflections |
| Tobu Bridge | Night | Long lines, layered skyline |
| Sumida Park | Golden hour | Trees, boats, seasonal color |
Mapless Route
Sumida Park benches
→ Azumabashi wide skyline
→ Jukkenbashi tight reflection
→ Tobu Bridge long lines
Exposure Recipes
Handheld night bridge: ISO 1600, f/2.8–4, 1/30–1/60s
Tripod reflection: ISO 100, f/8, 10–20s
Golden hour park: ISO 200, f/5.6, 1/100s
About the Author
Tokyo Travel Expert
I built this Skytree guide to keep your visit simple, spacious, and full of small, helpful tips — from transport to timing to where to linger for the best light.
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