Bride and groom holding hands on the vermillion bridge at Daigo-ji temple during an autumn elopement in Kyoto, Japan

TOKyo Wedding photographer

Editorial, cinematic wedding and elopement photography in Tokyo: historic shrines, luxury hotels and electric city nights. A Japan-based, bilingual team fluent in English and Japanese.

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Bride and groom share a kiss beneath a red veil in a lantern-lit bamboo garden at night.
Newlyweds exit their reception through a shower of confetti as guests cheer under a wood-beamed ceiling.
Bride's white heels, perfume, and engagement ring arranged on a textured chair indoors.
Couple embraces on a wooden dock beside a wide green river in the Kyoto hills.
Couple in traditional kimono kisses beneath cherry blossoms in Tokyo.

Wedding & Elopement Photography in Tokyo, Japan

Hello! I'm Sofia Hiramatsu, a wedding photographer based in Japan. Since 2014 I've photographed celebrations across Tokyo with a docu-editorial approach, in both film and digital, to create imagery that feels timeless, modern and deeply personal. Tokyo is a city of contrasts made for weddings: centuries-old shrines wrapped in forest, glass-walled hotel suites above the skyline, and neon streets that come alive after dark. I offer couples a seamless, bilingual experience and photography that captures the energy and intimacy of your Tokyo wedding with authenticity and refinement.

Based in Japan + Bilingual team

We live and work in Tokyo and across Japan, fluent in English and Japanese, so your day belongs entirely to you while we bridge every conversation with your venue and vendors in the background.

A team and a network, all in place.

From our in-house planner handling timelines, permits and legal guidance to an English-speaking make-up artist and a trusted vendor network, every detail of your Tokyo wedding is held by people who know the city intimately.

Photographs worth crossing the world for

Published in British Vogue and shaped by a decade of weddings across Japan, Asia and Europe, I blend film and digital with a fashion-forward edge, creating images that feel less like wedding photos and more like stills from your life.

Couple in kimono walk hand in hand past a wooden temple bell tower overlooking the Kyoto hills.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Your Tokyo story deserves to be told beautifully.

My calendar typically books out 6 months to 1 year in advance, with Spring and Autumn being my busiest seasons. To secure your preferred date, I recommend getting in touch as early as possible.