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1. Sunrise: Shoot temples (Senso-ji) while empty.
2. Morning: Shoot gardens and street fashion (Harajuku/Omotesando).
3. Mid-Day: Interior shots or lunch (light is harsh outside).
4. Late Afternoon: Scout night locations.
5. Sunset/Blue Hour: Head to Shinjuku or Shibuya for the neon shots.

Part 4: Iconic Views (The "Hero Shots")

Every photographer wants that shot. Here is how to get them. Sunrise: Shoot temples (Senso-ji) while empty