All photos taken between 16-22 Apr 2005.

1. Ginza area.
http://www.oranga.com/pics3/s200504165699b.jpg

2. Ginza area.
http://www.oranga.com/pics3/s200504165706b.jpg

3. Shimbashi area.
http://www.oranga.com/pics3/s200504165722b.jpg

4. Shimbashi area, manga comics street seller.
http://www.oranga.com/pics3/s200504165741b.jpg

5. Shimbashi area.
http://www.oranga.com/pics3/s200504165743b.jpg

6. Shimbashi area.
http://www.oranga.com/pics3/s200504165777b.jpg

7. Shimbashi area.
http://www.oranga.com/pics3/s200504165820b.jpg

8. Shimbashi area.
http://www.oranga.com/pics3/s200504165841b.jpg

9. Shimbashi station.
http://www.oranga.com/pics3/s200504165867b.jpg

10. Akasaka area, Koban local police station with white police bikes.
http://www.oranga.com/pics3/s200504175928b.jpg

11. Akasaka area.
http://www.oranga.com/pics3/s200504175935b.jpg

12. Okachimachi area.
http://www.oranga.com/pics3/s200504175990b.jpg

13. Harajuka area, youths dressed as punkers or school girls gather around which attract lots of tourists and photographers.
http://www.oranga.com/pics3/s200504176108b.jpg

14. View from Tokyo Metropolitan Government observatory.
http://www.oranga.com/pics3/s200504176139b.jpg

15. Tokyo Tower.
http://www.oranga.com/pics3/s200504196488b.jpg

16. Ebisu area.
http://www.oranga.com/pics3/s200504196511b.jpg

17. Shibuya area.
http://www.oranga.com/pics3/s200504206614b.jpg

18. Tokyo suburban train.
http://www.oranga.com/pics3/s200504206652b.jpg

19. Shibuya area.
http://www.oranga.com/pics3/s200504206743b.jpg

20. View from Ebisu Garden Place Tower.
http://www.oranga.com/pics3/s200504216781b.jpg

21. Tokyo Tower.
http://www.oranga.com/pics3/s200504216940b.jpg

22. View from Tokyo City View observatory.
http://www.oranga.com/pics3/s200504217187b.jpg

23. Tokyo metro.
http://www.oranga.com/pics3/s200504217196b.jpg

24. Tokyo Tower.
http://www.oranga.com/pics3/s200504227250b.jpg

25. Shimbashi area.
http://www.oranga.com/pics3/s200504227353b.jpg

Anyone knows what the height of the high lightblue slender column is and what kind of building it is? It seems too high for a parking tower and looks too beautiful for a chimney. This photo was taken from Odaiba.

http://www.oranga.com/pics3/s200504227257b.jpg

Nice picture. Could it be possible that you are more interested in streetscenes than in architecture?

I have a request. Can you please list all towers you have visited. It would be nice to know which tower have an observation deck, too.
I know only Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Goverment Building, Sunshine 60 and Roppongi Hills.

Some more questions:

Why do a lot of Japanese girls walk with their feet inwards? Is this regarded as 'beauty' in Japan? Do they walk like that on purpose or is it a 'physical inability'?

Why do a lot of youths give a V-sign with their fingers when they see a photo camera? Very annoying!
http://www.oranga.com/pics3/s200504176055bb.jpg

@Tom Green
I have visited:
- Tokyo Tower
- World Trade Center observatory
- Tokyo Metropolitan Government observatory
- Sunshine 60 observatory
- Tokyo City View observatory (Roppongi Hills)
- FUJI TV observatory
- Ebisu Garden Place Tower (restaurant area)
- Rainbow Bridge (pedestrian walkway)
- Izumi Garden Tower (sky lobby 24F)

Others that I know of:
- Telecom Center observatory (Odaiba)
- Dai Kanransha (ferris wheel Odaiba)
- Sompo Museum observatory (http://www.sompo-japan.co.jp/museum/english/info/index.html) (42F)
- NS Building observatory (Shinjuku)
- Hyatt hotel/Shinjuku Park Tower (peak lounge bar)
- Mitsui Building (restaurant area)

Anyone knows what the height of the high lightblue slender column is and what kind of building it is? It seems too high for a parking tower and looks too beautiful for a chimney. This photo was taken from Odaiba.

http://www.oranga.com/pics3/s200504227257b.jpg

IHello, I dont know the height, but it is a chimney. Tokyo has the law that all the big factory must filter the gas they produced and build the chimney high in order for people not to breathe such air.

Nice list cityscrapers. Add Dentsu HQ building and Shiodome City Center (top floors restaurants)

The shot from that Tokyo City observatory is awesome. I hope there's a part 6. :D

Some more questions:

Why do a lot of Japanese girls walk with their feet inwards? Is this regarded as 'beauty' in Japan? Do they walk like that on purpose or is it a 'physical inability'?

Why do a lot of youths give a V-sign with their fingers when they see a photo camera? Very annoying!
http://www.oranga.com/pics3/s200504176055bb.jpg

Haha yeah they do. Its the "peace" symbol. I think they do it because they think American kids do it, but we actually don't.