ALBEROSS

Stop right here and go for this!
I lived 4 years in Tokyo and I was impressed by it!
This Tokyo guide shares details of the city’s vibrant neighborhoods and also offers incredible insights into capturing the perfect shot in each area! Alberto did an exceptional job of diving deep into the famous areas and also the lesser-known corners of Tokyo, taking readers through charming alleyways, bustling street scenes, serene temples, and hidden gems, all while providing expert advice on how to photograph each location.

The guide perfectly blends cultural exploration with the art of photography, ensuring that readers can fully appreciate both the sights and the moments captured through their lenses. What stood out the most was the attention to detail given to photography tips. You can basically read the culture behind each area, breathe it in and then capture the essence with your lenses and heart to be able to relive it at home!

Alberto’s passion for Tokyo and photography truly shines through in the writing, making it clear that they’ve spent a lot of time immersing themselves in both the city and the craft. It’s not just a guide; it’s a thoughtful and inspiring exploration of Tokyo’s diverse charm through the lens of a skilled photographer.

This guide is a must-have for anyone visiting Tokyo who wants to explore beyond the typical tourist spots while also knowing where to capture the best scenes! Alberto’s dedication to both the city and the art form is evident in every page, and it’s an essential resource for anyone looking to capture the soul of Tokyo. Highly recommend!

If you’re looking for a travel guide that does more than just tell you where to go, this Travel guide is for you!!.This guide to Tokyo is not just a collection of recommendations—it’s a deeply immersive journey into the heart and soul of one of the world’s most fascinating cities.
What sets this guide apart is its unwavering focus on the essence of Japanese culture and the artistry of Tokyo’s visual landscape.
Alberto, has masterfully captured the spirit of the city, weaving together history, tradition, and modernity with an eye for the poetic beauty hidden in everyday moments. From the elegance of ancient temples to the neon-lit energy of Shinjuku, every page is a testament and appreciation of Tokyo’s unique rhythm.
The emphasis on photography is just breathtaking. Whether you’re an avid photographer or simply someone who loves to experience places through a visual lens, this guide offers invaluable insights into how to frame, capture, and truly see Tokyo. The stunning imagery alone makes it worth owning, but the detailed descriptions and thoughtful storytelling elevate it even further.
Beyond being a guide, this book feels like a love letter to Tokyo, that invite you to feel, experience, and engage with the city in a meaningful way.
If you’re planning a trip to Tokyo, or even if you just dream of going one day, this is a must have . It will inspire, educate, and leave you with an even deeper appreciation for this extraordinary city. Bravo to Alberto for creating something special!

isn’t just another list of tourist traps—it’s more like having a chill conversation with a friend who actually gets Tokyo. I’ve been there a few times myself, and honestly, the photos in this guide nail the city’s vibe without any of that fake, over-the-top hype. The visuals alone are so damn good you’d want to print them out and hang them on your wall.

But it’s not just about pretty pictures. What really hit me was how deep this guide goes. It’s not the usual “take a selfie here” crap. It dives into hidden spots and gives context that actually makes you care about what you’re seeing. It feels like someone who’s lived there is showing you around—not just checking boxes on a tourist list. The food recommendations are killer too. When you see those photos of the dishes, you’re pretty much ready to grab your wallet and head out the door.

And I gotta say, the focus on cultural stuff is a game-changer. Albeross throws in real-life etiquette tips that help you not look like a clueless tourist. Most guides skip that part and just leave you to figure it out yourself, which is pretty useless if you want to do more than just sightsee. For anyone who likes to actually understand a place instead of just snapping pics, this kind of detail makes all the difference.

To be real, I kind of wish there was a physical version of this guide. The visuals and the straight-to-the-point commentary make it something I’d actually want to flip through on a lazy afternoon.

Bottom line? This guide isn’t just for first-timers. Even if you think you’ve got Tokyo all figured out, you’re probably wrong. If you’re planning a trip or even just daydreaming about one, do yourself a favor and grab this guide. You won’t regret it.

Alberto’s Tokyo guide is really something special! It’s not just another boring travel book—it feels like a friend showing you the best parts of Tokyo. You can see how much he loves Japan in every page, from the food tips to the cultural insights. His photos make you feel like you are already there. I really want to visit Japan, and this guide will definitely be in my bag when I go!

Growing up watching anime and reading manga, Japan had always been at the top of my travel bucket list.
When I finally started planning my trip to Tokyo, I turned to articles and social media posts to gather essential information and tips.
However, I quickly found myself overwhelmed with an endless amount of content, unsure of what to focus on.

That’s when Alberto’s Tokyo Guide came to the rescue.

This guide contains everything I needed: not just must-see landmarks, but also hidden gems and invaluable insights into Japanese culture, food, transportation, and much more.

It’s a comprehensive resource that brought together all the information I had been searching for in one place.
What I truly appreciated was how it goes beyond the usual tourist spots. Alberto offers thoughtful recommendations that help you experience Tokyo with a deeper sense of understanding and respect.
His passion for Japan shines through on every page, making it feel like a personal recommendation from a well-traveled friend rather than a generic travel guide.

The guide includes detailed information on specific locations: how to get there, what to expect, and the best times to visit. But it doesn’t stop there.
It also features food recommendations (including etiquette), accommodation tips, transportation advice, and even basic Japanese phrases with a pronunciation guide.

While I’ve never been good with pictures, I love capturing memories through photos, so I especially appreciated the tips on the best photography spots, hidden gems, and camera settings to get the perfect shot.

This ebook turned out to be an invaluable companion for my long-awaited trip to Tokyo, and I’m so glad I chose it as my go-to guide.

I highly recommend this guide: it’s a must-have whether you’re visiting Tokyo for the first time or returning to explore beyond the usual tourist routes.

Alberto’s insights make all the difference, helping you discover Tokyo in a way that’s both immersive and unforgettable.

Albeross’ Travel Guide to Tokyo is a fantastic resource. It offers insightful tips on exploring different parts of Tokyo with ease, while emphasizing cultural sustainability. The guide also includes practical photography tips, making it perfect for capturing the essence of the city. Highly recommended for anyone looking to explore and photograph Tokyo responsibly and thoughtfully.

Albeross took his time to carefully craft out this guide. With over 100 pages to go through, he takes his time writing about each section of Tokyo and what he covers in his guide. His photos are outstanding and one that looks like it belongs in magazines/news articles or even better!

This guide is fantastic! Even as someone who’s visited Tokyo a few times, it made me want to pack my bags and go back immediately. The restaurant recommendations are incredibly helpful, and I especially love how they’re accompanied by stunning dish photos—it makes choosing a place so much easier. The section on local etiquette is also a great touch, providing practical tips to navigate cultural nuances effortlessly. This guide feels like more than just a travel book; it’s a beautifully crafted piece of art. Highly recommended for anyone planning a trip to Tokyo or even just dreaming about one!