Iam_tokyo

A visual dedication to Tokyo

Different faces.
Same feeling.

A little curiosity. A lot of character.
A collection of people, moments, and everything in between.

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The collection

12 photographs
A face. A moment. A story.
Every frame belongs here.12 / 12

02 / The idea

A gallery with a
Tokyo state of mind.

For the people who make ordinary moments feel a little less ordinary. Iam_tokyo is a visual love letter to individuality, city energy, and the beauty of being yourself.

This starter collection uses credited sample portraits from around the world. It does not identify the people pictured as Iam_tokyo or as Tokyo residents.
Iam_tokyo

Behind the collection

A space for
the curator.

Sign in to manage photos and view visitor data.
A little transparency

Your visit. Your privacy.

What this site records

When you open the gallery through its server, it records the IP address of your connection and the time it was last seen. The site owner uses this for security and basic traffic data. When IPinfo is enabled, your IP address is sent to IPinfo to obtain country and network information. These lookup results are stored privately with the visit record. No device fingerprinting is used.

Who can see it, and for how long

Only the signed-in administrator can view or export the IP list. Addresses expire 30 days after their last recorded visit and can be cleared earlier by the administrator. Expired entries are excluded from the log and removed during visits and administrator log reads. Cleanup resumes on the next visit when the site has been idle. Hosting and backup providers may retain separate copies. Exported copies are the owner's responsibility.

Cookies & photos

A necessary session cookie is set only when the administrator signs in. Photos are served from this website; opening a photographer credit takes you to Unsplash. Directly opening the HTML file is an offline preview and does not record visits.

Sample photo credits

These sample portraits are used under the Unsplash License ↗. Titles describe the mood of each image.

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