Hibiya Collection

Modern Office Buildings and water reflection in Tokyo, Japan

Modern Office Buildings and park in Tokyo, Japan

Japan, Honshu, Tokyo, Yurakucho, Skyline and Shinkansen Bullet Train

Japan, Honshu, Tokyo, Hibiya, Imperial Palace, Sakuradamon Gate and Hibiya Area Skyline

Japan, Honshu, Tokyo, Imperial Palace, Nijubashi Bridge

Japan, Honshu, Tokyo, Hibiya, Ueno Park, Statue of Saigo Takamori (1827-1877) the Military General and Politician

Japan, Honshu, Tokyo, Yurakucho, Hibiya, Godzilla Square, Giant Statue of Godzilla

Bandstand in Hibiya Park, Tokyo, Japan. Date: circa 1905

Hibiya Park with bandstand, Tokyo, Japan
Hibiya Park with bandstand and people, Tokyo, Japan. circa 1908

Triumphal Arch, Tokyo, 1895 - The triumphal arch made in Tokyos Hibiya district to welcome Emperor Meiji back to the capital after the conclusion of the First Sino-Japanese War (1894-1895). Date: 1895

Hibiya Park - Tokyo, Japan Date: circa 1910

Hibiya and Soto-Sakurada from Yamashita-cho. Print shows the moat outside the Edo castle, with kites flying overhead and Mount Fuji in the distance. Date 1857

Tokyo Earthquake, Japan 1923 (3 / 9)
Tokyo Earthquake, Japan 1st September 1923 - the earthquake and typhoon killed an estimated 99, 300 people. The Metropolitan Police Department burning at Maranouchi near Hibiya Park. Date: 1923

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"Hibiya: Where Tradition and Modernity Converge in Tokyo's Heart" Nestled in the vibrant city of Tokyo, a district that beautifully encapsulates the essence of Japan. Located on Honshu island, this bustling area offers a captivating blend of historical landmarks and contemporary marvels. As you stroll through Hibiya, your eyes are immediately drawn to the towering skyline that dominates the horizon. The sleek skyscrapers stand as testaments to Tokyo's status as a global metropolis. And if you're lucky, you might catch a glimpse of the iconic Shinkansen Bullet Train whizzing by, showcasing Japan's technological prowess. But amidst this urban landscape lies an oasis of tranquility - Ueno Park. Here, history intertwines with nature as you encounter the Statue of Saigo Takamori, paying homage to one of Japan's most revered samurai warriors from the 19th century. It also boasts its own share of regal grandeur with its proximity to the Imperial Palace. Crossing over Nijubashi Bridge feels like stepping into another era altogether. As you pass through Sakuradamon Gate and enter this imperial sanctuary, time seems to slow down amid lush gardens and serene surroundings. For those seeking entertainment and excitement, it has something special in store - Godzilla Square. Standing tall at Yurakucho district is an awe-inspiring giant statue dedicated to everyone's favorite monster from Japanese cinema. And let us not forget about Hibiya Park itself – a beloved gathering place for locals and tourists alike. With its charming bandstand nestled among verdant greenery, it serves as a testament to community spirit where music fills the air during lively performances. Finally, no exploration would be complete without acknowledging Triumphal Arch – an architectural gem dating back to 1895 that proudly stands at one end Avenue welcoming visitors with open arms.