<p>Tokyo Station on a snowy day—looks rather mystic.</p>

Tokyo Station on a snowy day—looks rather mystic. (Photo: Manish Prabhune)

Tokyo Station Covered in Snow

Beautiful architecture and mystic weather

Manish Prabhune Feb 10, 2014 - 1 min read

<p>Tokyo Station on a snowy day—looks rather mystic.</p>

<p>The snowfalls in 2013 and 2014 have been heavy enough that the snow could accumulate on the top of the station building—a snow cap!</p>

<p>The surroundings of the station attracted many photographers on the day, as it was indeed quite a rare sight.</p>

<p>Due to the heavy snowfall that day the city basically was at a standstill. So the usually busy station looked rather deserted, with very few people venturing out, and there was hardly any traffic.</p>

<p>Some activity at the south entrance of Tokyo Station, as some buses kept running despite the bad weather.</p>

<p>Tokyo Station from Kitte Marunouchi (JP Tower) building</p>

<p>Tokyo Station neighborhood Marunouchi during the snowfall in 2014</p>

<p>One last mystic view of Tokyo Station "end-to-end" </p>

Tokyo Station's renovated look has been attracting quite some crowds for the architectural beauty which was restored in 2012. With its lit-up interior the station gets a rather mystic look on a snowy day like this, and this photo story is to capture this rare view of the station in a completely white setup. The station looks equally beautiful on a regular day too of course.

Manish Prabhune

Manish Prabhune @manish.prabhune

Travelling to various places and locations in Japan for over 20 years now, I want to share my experiences and also hear about destinations that I still have not been to in the land of the rising sun. Am a photography enthusiast and love to do slow shutter blue hour photography in Tokyo.