Guidebook for Shinjuku-ku
Food Scene
Shinjuku Nishiguchi shopping street , Nishi Shinjuku Tokyo , Shinjuku -ku 1-chome shopping district . The name of the memories alley is known as an alias . Trace of the air raid , has its roots in the black market that could still vivid around 1946 .
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回憶小巷
1 Chome-2 NishishinjukuShinjuku Nishiguchi shopping street , Nishi Shinjuku Tokyo , Shinjuku -ku 1-chome shopping district . The name of the memories alley is known as an alias . Trace of the air raid , has its roots in the black market that could still vivid around 1946 .
In Japanese, the two kanji characters, "beautiful" and "experience" join together to form the word "oishii " which means delicious. Discover the pleasures of "oishii" golden tempura.
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Tsunahachi Shinjuku
3-chōme-31-8 ShinjukuIn Japanese, the two kanji characters, "beautiful" and "experience" join together to form the word "oishii " which means delicious. Discover the pleasures of "oishii" golden tempura.
The basement of this place offers great food (Italian, Spanish and Japanese) as well as coffee and deserts. We stayed at the Hyatt regency and there is an underground subway link directly between the buildings so no need to even cross a road to get to it. Very well priced, accommodating for children and some staff have English if needed. English me use available everywhere.
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Shinjuku i-LAND Tower
6-chōme-5-1 NishishinjukuThe basement of this place offers great food (Italian, Spanish and Japanese) as well as coffee and deserts. We stayed at the Hyatt regency and there is an underground subway link directly between the buildings so no need to even cross a road to get to it. Very well priced, accommodating for children and some staff have English if needed. English me use available everywhere.
Drinks & Nightlife
Definitely the place to visit when you are in Shinjuku for the night. Its like a bar street were you can move between bars.
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Shinjuku Golden Gai
1-chōme-1-6 KabukichōDefinitely the place to visit when you are in Shinjuku for the night. Its like a bar street were you can move between bars.
Arts & Culture
火豹博物館 (東京)
3-10 四谷Great for kids and fire fans
花園神社
5-chōme-17-3 ShinjukuKabuki-cho
Tokyo Toy Museum is operated by the Non-Profit
Organization (NPO) Japan Good Toy Association.
The facilities are the remains of the old Yotsuya
Daiyon elementary school building, which was
built in 1935.
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東京玩具博物館
4-chōme-20 YotsuyaTokyo Toy Museum is operated by the Non-Profit
Organization (NPO) Japan Good Toy Association.
The facilities are the remains of the old Yotsuya
Daiyon elementary school building, which was
built in 1935.
SEIJI TOGO MEMORIAL SOMPO JAPAN NIPPONKOA MUSEUM OF ART has been exhibiting Japanese and foreign artworks for over a quarter of a century since opening its doors in July 1976.
The idea to open an art museum blossomed from The Yasuda Fire & Marine Insurance Co., Ltd., one of the forerunner companies of the present Sompo Japan Nipponkoa Insurance Inc. As part of its contribution to cultural improvement, Yasuda Fire aspired to provide a venue for enjoying artworks. Upon learning of this idea, Seiji Togo, who was closely associated with the company, offered to donate his collection. As the name of the original museum “SEIJI TOGO ART MUSEUM” suggests, the museum was initially intended to display mainly the works of this noted artist.
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清澄白河東郷紀念美術館
1-chōme-26-1 NishishinjukuSEIJI TOGO MEMORIAL SOMPO JAPAN NIPPONKOA MUSEUM OF ART has been exhibiting Japanese and foreign artworks for over a quarter of a century since opening its doors in July 1976.
The idea to open an art museum blossomed from The Yasuda Fire & Marine Insurance Co., Ltd., one of the forerunner companies of the present Sompo Japan Nipponkoa Insurance Inc. As part of its contribution to cultural improvement, Yasuda Fire aspired to provide a venue for enjoying artworks. Upon learning of this idea, Seiji Togo, who was closely associated with the company, offered to donate his collection. As the name of the original museum “SEIJI TOGO ART MUSEUM” suggests, the museum was initially intended to display mainly the works of this noted artist.
The State Guest Houses are the government facilities established to accommodate heads of the states, prime ministers and other honored guests from abroad. While state and official guests are staying at the guest houses, various diplomatic activities are held, such as summit meetings, courtesy calls, signing ceremonies, receptions and banquets. Through these activities, a profound contribution is made to the enhancement of mutual understanding and friendly relations with the guest countries.
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赤坂御所（國賓館）
2-chōme-1-1 MotoakasakaThe State Guest Houses are the government facilities established to accommodate heads of the states, prime ministers and other honored guests from abroad. While state and official guests are staying at the guest houses, various diplomatic activities are held, such as summit meetings, courtesy calls, signing ceremonies, receptions and banquets. Through these activities, a profound contribution is made to the enhancement of mutual understanding and friendly relations with the guest countries.
Shopping
Don Quijote Shinjuku Kabukicho
1-chōme-16-5 KabukichōDonkihote is very famous shop in Japan
Isetan is a Japanese department store. Based in Shinjuku, Tokyo, Isetan has branches throughout Japan and East Asia, including Phnom Penh, Bangkok, Jinan, Kaohsiung, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Shanghai, Singapore and Tianjin and formerly in Hong Kong, London, and Vienna.
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Isetan Shinjuku Store
3-chōme-14-1 ShinjukuIsetan is a Japanese department store. Based in Shinjuku, Tokyo, Isetan has branches throughout Japan and East Asia, including Phnom Penh, Bangkok, Jinan, Kaohsiung, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Shanghai, Singapore and Tianjin and formerly in Hong Kong, London, and Vienna.
JR, Odakyu Lines, and Keio Lines
It is on foot 1 minute from the Shinjuku Station southern entrance.
Keio New Line, Toei Shinjuku Line, and Toei Oedo Line
It is on foot 1 minute from the exit of Shinjuku Station Keio New Line entrance.
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Mosaic Street
1-chōme-1-1-3 NishishinjukuJR, Odakyu Lines, and Keio Lines
It is on foot 1 minute from the Shinjuku Station southern entrance.
Keio New Line, Toei Shinjuku Line, and Toei Oedo Line
It is on foot 1 minute from the exit of Shinjuku Station Keio New Line entrance.
Odakyu Department Store is directly connected to the Shinjuku station west exit.
Its location is very convenient for both tourism and business.
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Odakyu Department Store, Shinjuku
1-chōme-1-3 Nishishinjuku Odakyu Department Store is directly connected to the Shinjuku station west exit.
Its location is very convenient for both tourism and business.
Lumine Shinjuku 2
3-chōme-38-2 ShinjukuOverseas visitors can apply for tax-exemption at one place!
Everything Else
If you like to see Tokyo from above, then you may want to visit Tokyo Metropolitan Government Buildings in Shinjuku. Look down on Tokyo City from a height of 202 meters.
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東京都廳大樓
2-chōme-8-1 NishishinjukuIf you like to see Tokyo from above, then you may want to visit Tokyo Metropolitan Government Buildings in Shinjuku. Look down on Tokyo City from a height of 202 meters.
“Kagurazaka” is a neighborhood in Tokyo.
Kagurazaka is famous for its long slopping street, lined by numerous boutiques and restaurants. This street has always been busy due to the assess ability of its location. Originally there was the Edo Castle at the end of the main road of Kagurazaka.
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神樂坂站
“Kagurazaka” is a neighborhood in Tokyo.
Kagurazaka is famous for its long slopping street, lined by numerous boutiques and restaurants. This street has always been busy due to the assess ability of its location. Originally there was the Edo Castle at the end of the main road of Kagurazaka.
Parks & Nature
Shinjuku Gyoen is one of Tokyo's largest and most popular parks. In spring Shinjuku Gyoen becomes one of the best places in the city to see cherry blossoms.
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新宿御苑
11 NaitōmachiShinjuku Gyoen is one of Tokyo's largest and most popular parks. In spring Shinjuku Gyoen becomes one of the best places in the city to see cherry blossoms.
Shinjuku Central Park was planned in 1960 as a metropolitan park on the site where the Yodobashi Water Filtering Plant was once located. It was opened in 1968 and formed a link in the chain of the new city center project. In 1975, it was transferred from the Metropolitan authorities to Shinjuku ward. After this, it underwent large scale makeovers to become what it is today. With an area of 88,000 m2, it is the largest park in Shinjuku operated by the ward.
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新宿中央公園
2-chōme-11 NishishinjukuShinjuku Central Park was planned in 1960 as a metropolitan park on the site where the Yodobashi Water Filtering Plant was once located. It was opened in 1968 and formed a link in the chain of the new city center project. In 1975, it was transferred from the Metropolitan authorities to Shinjuku ward. After this, it underwent large scale makeovers to become what it is today. With an area of 88,000 m2, it is the largest park in Shinjuku operated by the ward.
Entertainment & Activities
Prepare for an eclectic evening with a Japanese cabaret show at the Robot Restaurant in Tokyo’s Kabukicho red-light district! Each entertaining 1-hour show features fun – and sometimes campy – performances full of flashing lights, taiko drums and techno music. See glitzy girls dance with a giant panda, dinosaurs, ninjas and (of course) robots on stage! Your entry ticket includes one drink of your choice (beer, sake, mineral water or soft drink).
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Robot Restaurant
1-chōme-7-7 KabukichōPrepare for an eclectic evening with a Japanese cabaret show at the Robot Restaurant in Tokyo’s Kabukicho red-light district! Each entertaining 1-hour show features fun – and sometimes campy – performances full of flashing lights, taiko drums and techno music. See glitzy girls dance with a giant panda, dinosaurs, ninjas and (of course) robots on stage! Your entry ticket includes one drink of your choice (beer, sake, mineral water or soft drink).
What you can do in the House:
- Experience of throwing shurikens
- Taking up Japanese sword/ninja sword *imitation
- Hands-on experience of swordplay
- Finding secrets in the ninja house
- Learning the differences between “samurai” and “ninja”
- Being in a photograph with ninja
- Various surprising tricks in the House!
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Ninja Trick House In Tokyo
2-chōme-28-13 KabukichōWhat you can do in the House:
- Experience of throwing shurikens
- Taking up Japanese sword/ninja sword *imitation
- Hands-on experience of swordplay
- Finding secrets in the ninja house
- Learning the differences between “samurai” and “ninja”
- Being in a photograph with ninja
- Various surprising tricks in the House!
JR Shinjuku Station south exit immediately in the 7F of "LUMINE 2", Yoshimoto permanent theater. To Lumine the Yoshimoto, which boasts the largest capacity among all theater of Yoshimoto of Tokyo, in addition to the story, such as the comic and control, during the performance, such as special comedy by luxurious talent us every day! !
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Lumine the Yoshimoto
3-chōme-38-2 ShinjukuJR Shinjuku Station south exit immediately in the 7F of "LUMINE 2", Yoshimoto permanent theater. To Lumine the Yoshimoto, which boasts the largest capacity among all theater of Yoshimoto of Tokyo, in addition to the story, such as the comic and control, during the performance, such as special comedy by luxurious talent us every day! !
The Shinjuku Park Tower is high-tech complex located close to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government building. Cinema buffs might recall that the Park Hyatt Tokyo hotel, located in Shinjuku Park Tower, was the main setting of the 2003 movie "Lost in Translation." The Shinjuku district figured prominently in the film. As can be seen in the movie, Tokyo attracts major cultural events and is also a source of new ideas and innovation that have an impact throughout the world.
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Shinjuku Park Tower
3-chōme-7-1 NishishinjukuThe Shinjuku Park Tower is high-tech complex located close to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government building. Cinema buffs might recall that the Park Hyatt Tokyo hotel, located in Shinjuku Park Tower, was the main setting of the 2003 movie "Lost in Translation." The Shinjuku district figured prominently in the film. As can be seen in the movie, Tokyo attracts major cultural events and is also a source of new ideas and innovation that have an impact throughout the world.
Enjoy Professional Baseball at Jingu Baseball Stadium!
Baseball is the most popular sport in Japan, and the Jingu Baseball Stadium, built in 1926, is the oldest baseball stadium in Tokyo. It has long been a part of baseball history in Japan, and now it is known as the home ground of the Tokyo Yakult Swallows of the NPB Central League. It also serves as the venue for countless university and high school baseball games and has become a mecca of Japanese baseball. We invite you to come and enjoy some time at the stadium surrounded by green plants and trees despite its location at the center of the city.
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明治神宮外苑網球會
Enjoy Professional Baseball at Jingu Baseball Stadium!
Baseball is the most popular sport in Japan, and the Jingu Baseball Stadium, built in 1926, is the oldest baseball stadium in Tokyo. It has long been a part of baseball history in Japan, and now it is known as the home ground of the Tokyo Yakult Swallows of the NPB Central League. It also serves as the venue for countless university and high school baseball games and has become a mecca of Japanese baseball. We invite you to come and enjoy some time at the stadium surrounded by green plants and trees despite its location at the center of the city.
This is a small mall catering teenage girls. They have lots of clothing stores, comic book store, etc.
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Studio Alta
3-chōme-24-3 ShinjukuThis is a small mall catering teenage girls. They have lots of clothing stores, comic book store, etc.
As a westerner with only a basic working knowledge of Japanese, I thought it might be fun to take in the bargain Saturday evening performances for 500 Yen. I'm glad I went, because rakugo is something that most tourists never get the chance to see, and this theatre has a great reputation. Not particularly large, I was lucky to get a ticket, despite getting in line a bit after nine; the floor seating filled and I had to sit on a pillow on the side gallery on the tatami. A little uncomfortable, but not too bad. A very funny performance, even though I had difficulty following parts of it. A very varied crowd, but all locals apart from myself. A good show for those who want to experience the cultural immersion, but don't go in expecting anyone to speak English. It would be most appreciated by those with some degree of Japanese fluency.
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Suehirotei
3-chōme-6-12 ShinjukuAs a westerner with only a basic working knowledge of Japanese, I thought it might be fun to take in the bargain Saturday evening performances for 500 Yen. I'm glad I went, because rakugo is something that most tourists never get the chance to see, and this theatre has a great reputation. Not particularly large, I was lucky to get a ticket, despite getting in line a bit after nine; the floor seating filled and I had to sit on a pillow on the side gallery on the tatami. A little uncomfortable, but not too bad. A very funny performance, even though I had difficulty following parts of it. A very varied crowd, but all locals apart from myself. A good show for those who want to experience the cultural immersion, but don't go in expecting anyone to speak English. It would be most appreciated by those with some degree of Japanese fluency.
This is a very nice concert hall with great concerts. Tokyo is one of the world's classical music center. This concert hall is one of the nation's best concert halls.
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東京歌劇城
3-chōme-20-2 NishishinjukuThis is a very nice concert hall with great concerts. Tokyo is one of the world's classical music center. This concert hall is one of the nation's best concert halls.