It's hard to know where to start. Here's a random example of the Tokyo International Forum building near Tokyo station.
The interface allows you to rotate the viewpoint for a full 360 degree view of the street. Click on the arrows to continue along the road.
Judging by the state of one building site very near my office, some of the photos are very new and have been taken in the past month or two. However some streeets are lined with cheery blossom from the springtime. It's a shame they don't put the date on them because in a few years so much will have changed.
This is the famous Shibuya crossing. The station is behind you in this view.
Where's your favorite place in Tokyo?
Update: Google are going to redo all the street view images with the camera at a reduced height to counter privacy complaints from people with low walls.
3 comments:
most impressive; thank you for that
Found my apartment and thankfully I'm not caught doing anything that could get me into trouble! Apparently some people have been caught in compromising positions!
I was glad when Japan finally got Street View also. I immediately as everyone did checked my own street. My street was photographed way to early in the morning for me to be captured walking on it:
http://jasoncollin.org/2008/08/06/walk-down-my-street-tokyo-japan-google-maps-street-view/
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