Arisugawa-no-miya Memorial Park
Photo: Emma SteenSnowfall in Arisugawa-no-miya Memorial Park in January 2022

In photos: Tokyo just got its first snowfall of 2022

See famous Tokyo spots like Tokyo Skytree, Shinjuku Gyoen and Sensoji Temple all covered in snow

Youka Nagase
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Youka Nagase
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Snow isn’t a common sight in Tokyo, but we’ve already got our first snowfall of 2022. Right as things were winding down from New Year’s celebrations and people were heading back to work, temperatures dropped to zero degrees in Tokyo today (January 6) and we’re expecting to see around 6cm of snow covering the ground, according to NHK. It’s been two years since the city last saw snow back in March 2020, and many Tokyoites went outside to capture the beautiful sight.

Not to worry if you missed it – we’ve compiled some of the most beautiful images on social media today that show what a magical place Tokyo can be in winter.

Shinjuku Gyoen

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Meguro River

Meiji Jingu

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Tokyo Tower

Japan National Stadium

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Tokyo Disneyland

Tokyo Station

Roppongi Hills

Shimokitazawa

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Tokyo Skytree

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Shibuya Scramble Crossing

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Akihabara

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