Iconic images of Tokyo often include Tokyo Skytree, the tallest tower in the world, and the famous Mount Fuji. But this view isn’t part of everyday life in the city. Mount Fuji is only visible from certain spots on clear days, and while Tokyo Skytree offers a sweeping panorama of the city, you won’t see the tower itself when you’re at its observatory. That’s why the photographer’s best-kept secret lies not within Tokyo proper but just beyond its border, in the Chiba Prefecture city of Ichikawa. Adjacent to Ichikawa Station…
