Tokyo Fantasy: Images of the apocalypse
04 Aug 2008
These fantastic photoshopped images by Tokyo Genso (Tokyo Fantasy) show a post-apocalyptic Tokyo overtaken by nature.
Shibuya
Akihabara
Shinjuku
Shibuya Center-gai 1
Shibuya Center-gai 2
Shibuya Center-gai 3
[Link: Tokyo Fantasy]
Related:
- Neo-Ruins: Lithographs of post-apocalyptic Tokyo (Hisaharu Motoda)
- Mickey the Knight (Kenji Yanobe)
- PET bottle armor (Kosuke Tsumura)
To me Tokyo always had meant future. After being seing the pictures of this post we may expect an apocalyptic future?
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beautiful work
and funny as well
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ESTA MANERA DE PLASMAR IDEAS ES SENSACIONAL, LA MANERA DE UTILIZAR LA TECNICA ES INSUPERABLE, ADEMAS DE LAS IDEAS FANTASTICAS DEL FUTURO, TAL VES NI TAN LEJANO. FABULOSO !!!!
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Gorgeous! Destroyed or no, just gorgeous!
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I love the Akihabara image and the Shinjuku pic is awesome – very atmospheric! Nice work.
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the shinjuku one looks intact
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Where can we buy prints of these? Is there an online store? Because I would dearly love to post some in my house.
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I like it when a post apocalyptic world is overtaken by nature! That’s SOO much better than one contaminated with radiation where nothing, not even nature, survives! So to me, these pictures reflect a possibly positive future :-)
Marina
Your trusty philologist
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I agree with HotFor, this is more like post-apocalypse, survivors will then live in a greener healthier earth..
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It looks this way every morning before ninjas clean it up, in the heat of August.
What’s the fuss?
They put my desk back pretty much the way I had it, impressively.
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[...]después de trabajarlas con Photoshop nos muestra apocalipsis y destrucción[...]
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Where can i find high resolution versions of the pics?
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WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! this iz amazering!@!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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These works aren’t exactly photoshopped, they were illustrated.
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here is the real thing, in the tokyo of the 1920s:
http://www.sweet-juniper.com/2009/07/feral-houses.html
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