ID Photo Booths in Maebashi, Gunma: Locations Near Maebashi & Shin-Maebashi Stations

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October 1, 2024November 5, 2026 Maiko

Maebashi is the capital of Gunma Prefecture and home to many companies, so it is a popular spot for students preparing for job hunting (shukatsu).
One stop away, Shin-Maebashi Station is close to the Gunma Comprehensive Traffic Center, where many people go to renew their driver's licenses.
Both job hunting and license renewal require an ID photo, don't they?

In this article, we introduce the locations of photo booths around Maebashi Station and Shin-Maebashi Station!

Several 24-hour photo booths in front of Maebashi Station
・Outside the JR Maebashi Station Akagiyama Exit ticket gates
・AQERU Maebashi
You can also take ID photos at Keyaki Walk
・Keyaki Walk Maebashi
Driver's license photos at Shin-Maebashi Station
・In front of Shin-Maebashi Station
・Forest Mall Shin-Maebashi
Summary

Several 24-hour photo booths in front of Maebashi Station

There are two photo booths in front of Maebashi Station.
Both are outdoors and open 24 hours, so you can go take your photo even late at night.

Outside the JR Maebashi Station Akagiyama Exit ticket gates

This booth is right outside the Akagiyama Exit of JR Maebashi Station.

Model	Ki-re-i photo booth
Address	〒371-0024 2-29-16 Omotemachi, Maebashi, Gunma
Hours	24 hours

AQERU Maebashi

This booth is near the parking garage entrance and exit of AQERU Maebashi, a 1-minute walk from the North Exit of JR Maebashi Station.

Model	Ki-re-i photo booth
Address	〒371-0024 2-30-8 Omotemachi, Maebashi, Gunma
Hours	24 hours

You can also take ID photos at Keyaki Walk

Keyaki Walk Maebashi

This booth is inside the Keyaki Walk shopping mall, about a 15-minute walk from the South Exit of Maebashi Station.
It is located near the entrance to the ATM corner at the Apita east entrance of Keyaki Walk Maebashi.

Model	Ki-re-i photo booth
Address	〒371-0024 Keyaki Walk Maebashi 1F, 2-1-1 Bunkyocho, Maebashi, Gunma
Hours	24 hours

Driver's license photos at Shin-Maebashi Station

You can also take ID photos at Shin-Maebashi Station, one stop from Maebashi Station.
Shin-Maebashi is the closest station to the Gunma Comprehensive Traffic Center, so if you want to bring your own photo for a driver's license renewal, you can take it here on your way.

The Gunma Prefectural Police page "Information for those who wish to have a license made with a photo they bring (持参した写真で免許証の作成を希望される方へ)" (in Japanese) also lists the rules for license photos, so it is safest to check them before taking your photo.

In front of Shin-Maebashi Station

It appears to be installed right next to the coin lockers.
It's convenient that you can take your photo as soon as you arrive at the station.

Model	Photo-me
Address	〒371-0844 471 Furuichimachi, Maebashi, Gunma
Hours	Unknown

Forest Mall Shin-Maebashi

You can also take a photo at the shopping mall in front of Shin-Maebashi Station.
It has a 100-yen store and a drugstore, so it's a good choice if you want to fix your makeup or hair before your photo.

Model	Photo-me
Address	〒371-0844 1801 Furuichimachi, Maebashi, Gunma
Hours	Unknown

Taking an ID photo in Tokyo? We recommend 19Studio!

Photo booths vary a lot by model: older ones may have weak lighting that makes your face look dark, or may not let you receive your photo as digital data. If you want consistently high-quality ID photos, we recommend having them taken at a studio.
19Studio in Shinjuku offers same-day bookings, so it is also a good choice if you need an ID photo in a hurry. There is also an optional suit retouching service, so you can get your photo taken even if you don't have a suit with you!

Summary

Many of the photo booths near Maebashi Station are inside shopping malls. They may be a bit far on foot, but most are convenient if you travel by car.

Since you can use the mall parking lots, you also don't have to worry about finding a parking space.
Please make use of them!

▼Tips for getting a good photo in a photo booth

▼Websites for finding photo booths

Maiko: Camera lover who changed careers from another industryI love cameras and changed careers from a different industry. Because I used to be the one in front of the camera, I know how nervous people feel. In my articles I share how much a photo can change with a little difference in lighting or the angle of your face.