Our Photographers in Tokyo
Smiler has 2 vetted local photographers in Tokyo with 22 verified reviews (4.8★ average). All speak English. Shoots start at €109 with photos delivered within 48 hours.
★ 4.8 · from €109
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Marvin Tenepre
Based in Tokyo, Japan
My name is Marvin and I have been residing in Saitama since 2014. I am currently employed as a full-time English teacher in Tokyo while also working as a freelance photographer. I look forward to meeting new people and ensuring that your experience in Tokyo is both enjoyable and memorable..
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Laurence Bouchard
Based in Tokyo, Japan
Hi! Nice to meet you. I'm Laurence, an award-winning photographer from the UK. I've been living in Tokyo since 2009 and know many cool locations. I look forward to working with you.
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Every photographer on this page applied with a portfolio and was individually approved by our team — most applicants don't make it. Once approved, their rating is on the line with every verified review, and photographers who fall below our quality bar stop receiving bookings. If your photographer ever has to cancel, the booking is automatically re-offered to the rest of the Tokyo team, so a confirmed shoot doesn't fall through — and if the day genuinely can't be saved, you get a full refund.
Common questions
Do photographers in Tokyo speak English?
Yes — every Smiler photographer works in English. Many of our 2 Tokyo photographers speak additional languages, listed on their profiles.
How do I choose a photographer in Tokyo?
Browse the profiles below — each shows real recent shoots, verified reviews and prices. Book directly on their profile, or book a Tokyo photoshoot and we match you with a verified local from this team.
How much does a photographer in Tokyo cost?
Smiler photoshoots in Tokyo start at €109 for a 30-minute session with edited photos delivered within 48 hours.
How far in advance should I book?
Most travelers book about a week ahead. Sunrise slots at popular spots go first — book those earlier.