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  • TORRE TOKYU KABUKICHO

    A prominent tower in Kabukicho, Tokyo, housing two well-regarded hotels with rooms offering high-floor views of Shinjuku.

  • Golden Gai

    A historic area in Shinjuku featuring narrow alleys packed with over 200 tiny, unique bars, each with its own distinct character.

  • Omoide Yokocho

    A narrow alleyway in Shinjuku filled with small, atmospheric eateries, primarily serving yakitori and other grilled dishes.

  • Estación de Shinjuku

    One of the busiest and largest railway stations in the world, serving as a major transportation hub in Tokyo with extensive connections.

  • Hotel Groove Shinjuku, A Parkroyal Hotel

    A highly-rated hotel located in the TORRE TOKYU KABUKICHO in Shinjuku's Kabukicho district, offering well-appointed rooms with city views.

  • Bellustar Tokyo, A Parkroyal Hotel

    A hotel situated within the TORRE TOKYU KABUKICHO, offering well-designed rooms and access to the vibrant Kabukicho area.

  • Cosmo World

    An amusement park with a large Ferris wheel and various rides, suitable for entertaining children.

  • Air Cabin

    A short aerial ride providing beautiful views, especially at night and during cherry blossom season.

  • Cup Noodle Museum

    A museum dedicated to instant noodles, offering a popular workshop where you can design your own cup.

  • Red Brick Warehouse

    A historic warehouse complex featuring trendy shops and bayside restaurants, known for its Christmas market.

  • Marine & Walk

    A shopping and dining area with trendy shops and bayside restaurants located near the Red Brick Warehouse.

  • Landmark Sky Garden

    An observation deck on the 69th floor of the Landmark Tower, providing views of Mt. Fuji on clear days.

  • Landmark Tower

    A prominent skyscraper in the Minato Mirai district, featuring an observation deck, shopping mall, and hotel.

  • Landmark Plaza shopping mall

    A shopping mall connected to the Landmark Tower, featuring numerous popular stores and brands.

  • Ghibli store

    A store located within Landmark Plaza selling merchandise related to Studio Ghibli films.

  • Jump Store

    A specialty store in Landmark Plaza offering merchandise from popular manga and anime series like One Piece and Jujutsu Kaisen.

  • Hard Rock Cafe Yokohama

    A branch of the international Hard Rock Cafe chain, offering food, drinks, and music memorabilia.

  • Markis

    A shopping mall featuring popular Japanese brands like Uniqlo and Mont Bell, as well as a Daiso.

  • Queen's Tokyu Square

    A shopping center connected to the subway, housing fashion retailers like Zara and Levis, and a Sanrio store.

  • Osanbashi Pier

    An international passenger pier offering excellent sunset views of the Yokohama skyline and Mt. Fuji on clear days.

  • China Town

    Japan's largest Chinatown, offering a vibrant atmosphere with numerous restaurants serving Chinese cuisine.

  • Kobe Beef WAGYU KATANA Shinjuku Kabukicho

    A teppanyaki restaurant in Shinjuku's Kabukicho, officially registered to serve authentic, hand-cut Kobe Beef cooked right before your eyes.

  • Tokyo Kimono Shoes

    A shop in Asakusa, Tokyo, that crafts unique, one-of-a-kind shoes from discarded kimonos, offering a sustainable and culturally preserving souvenir.

  • Tokyo Hobby Center

    A premier destination in Tokyo for purchasing anime merchandise and figures at very affordable, near break-even prices.

  • Shibuya Hikarie – 11F Sky Lobby

    An 11th-floor sky lobby offering stunning free views of Shibuya Crossing through large windows, perfect for photography.

  • Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center – 8F Observation Terrace

    This information center features an 8th-floor observation deck providing a great free view of Sensouji Temple and the Tokyo skyline.

  • Tower Hall Funabori – Observation Tower (Observatory)

    An observation tower in Edogawa City, this hidden gem offers a 360-degree panoramic view of Tokyo from 103 meters up.

  • Shibuya Crossing

    A world-famous scramble crossing in Shibuya, known for the massive wave of pedestrians that cross from all directions at once.

  • Sensouji Temple

    A historic Buddhist temple in Asakusa, famous for its large red lantern at the Kaminarimon Gate and the bustling Nakamise-dori market street.

  • Fukuoka

    Fukuoka is a major city on the island of Kyushu, recommended as a starting point for a trip to Japan.

  • Nagasaki

    Nagasaki is one of the two most important cities on Kyushu island, offering a different experience from the main tourist trail.

  • Kiyomizudera Temple

    Kiyomizudera is a very popular temple in Kyoto, known for its impressive architecture and views, best visited with fewer crowds.

  • Fushimi Inari-taisha Shrine

    Fushimi Inari Shrine in Kyoto is famous for its thousands of vibrant red torii gates winding up a mountainside, best visited during off-peak hours.

  • Tokyo flea market

    A bustling flea market in Tokyo where visitors can hunt for vintage watches, designer goods, and unique fashion items.

  • Japanime Art Gallery Tokyo

    A gallery in Harajuku where you can find original anime artwork, including animation cels and drawings from popular series like One Piece and Evangelion, with certificates of authenticity.

  • Takeshita Street

    A vibrant and bustling pedestrian street in Harajuku, famous for its trendy boutiques, quirky shops, and colorful street food.

  • Harajuku

    A district in Tokyo renowned for its youth culture, distinctive fashion, and vibrant street art, with Takeshita Street as its energetic heart.

  • Yakiniku Jambo Hanare

    A restaurant where you pre-order beef rice and they cook everything for you.

  • The Pizza Bar on 38th

    An exclusive omakase pizza restaurant with only eight seats, considered the second-best pizza in the world.

  • Lambert

    A reservation-only matcha bar known for its stunning aesthetics.

  • Bar Centifolia

    A bar requiring advance booking, with counter seats recommended for the best experience.

  • Benizuru Homemade Pancake

    A popular spot for homemade pancakes that requires early morning queuing for a reservation slot.

  • Shimbashi

    Shimbashi is a Tokyo district known for its old-school izakaya streets and dining options under the railway arches, offering a unique evening experience.

  • Shinjuku

    Shinjuku is a vibrant Tokyo district famous for its dazzling neon lights and bustling nightlife, offering a contemporary urban experience.

  • Roppongi

    Roppongi is a Tokyo district characterized by its modern architecture and vibrant nightlife, known for its dining and entertainment options.

  • Shimokitazawa

    Shimokitazawa is a trendy Tokyo neighborhood known for its independent spirit, indie boutiques, and lively backstreets, offering a bohemian atmosphere.

  • Deathmatch in Hell

    A uniquely themed bar located in Shinjuku's Golden Gai, featuring Death Metal and Hardcore Horror posters and drinks priced at 666 yen.

  • Kaiju Sakaba

    An Ultraman monster-themed bar offering a fully immersive experience with decor and drinks inspired by the popular Japanese franchise.

  • Janai Coffee

    A hidden speakeasy bar in Ebisu that primarily serves coffee-themed cocktails, accessed through a secret door after solving clues on their website.

  • Kujukuri Ramen Kukuri

    Kujukuri Ramen Kukuri is a highly recommended ramen shop in Tokyo's Toyosu market district, famous for its signature shoyu ramen with a rich, flavorful broth.

  • Gion Duck Noodles Asakusa