Guidebook for Shinjuku-ku

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Guidebook for Shinjuku-ku

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The nearest station to the apartment
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Higashi-Shinjuku Station
7-chōme-27-11 Shinjuku
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The nearest station to the apartment
Convenient store
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7-Eleven
4-chōme-8-1 Higashi
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Convenient store
“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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Kagurazaka Station
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“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.

Food Scene

Tully`s coffee shop.
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タリーズ イーホテル東新宿店
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Tully`s coffee shop.
Steak restaurant.
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Pepper Lunch
1-chōme-1-49 Ōkubo
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Steak restaurant.
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 Shinjuku
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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.
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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Omoide Yokochō
1 Chome-2 Nishishinjuku
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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 .
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 Nishishinjuku
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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.

Shopping

Convenient store
Poplar Higashiokuboten
6-chōme-24-16 Shinjuku
Convenient store
Donkihote is very famous shop in Japan
ドン.キホーテ
1-chōme-12-6 Ōkubo
Donkihote is very famous shop in Japan
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 Nishishinjuku
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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.
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
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Odakyu Department Store is directly connected to the Shinjuku station west exit. Its location is very convenient for both tourism and business.
Overseas visitors can apply for tax-exemption at one place!
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Lumine Shinjuku 2
3-chōme-38-2 Shinjuku
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Overseas visitors can apply for tax-exemption at one place!

Sightseeing

Kabuki-cho
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I-Hanazono Shrine
5-chōme-17-3 Shinjuku
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Kabuki-cho
The revolution of Meiji Restoration was achieved mainly by the Meiji emperor. Drawn with strict faithfulness to the histrical facts, the 80 masterpieces show the brave figures and historic scenes of the brilliant era. They are great works of art created by top artists, and are also precious historical records that show the politics, culture, and manners of the era.
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Igadini Elinjengenye Ngezansi KweMeiji Jingu
1-1 Kasumigaokamachi
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The revolution of Meiji Restoration was achieved mainly by the Meiji emperor. Drawn with strict faithfulness to the histrical facts, the 80 masterpieces show the brave figures and historic scenes of the brilliant era. They are great works of art created by top artists, and are also precious historical records that show the politics, culture, and manners of the era.

Drinks & Nightlife

amous both as an area of architectural interest and for its nightlife. It is composed of a network of six narrow alleys, connected by even narrower passageways which are just about wide enough for a s
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流民
1-chōme-1-5 Kabukichō
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amous both as an area of architectural interest and for its nightlife. It is composed of a network of six narrow alleys, connected by even narrower passageways which are just about wide enough for a s

Essentials

Lawson Store 100 Shinjuku Culture Center Zen Shop
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Lawson Store 100 Shinjuku Culture Center Zen Shop
6-chōme-27-2 Shinjuku
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Lawson Store 100 Shinjuku Culture Center Zen Shop
Maruetsu Shinjuku Rokuchome Super market
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Maruetsu
6-chōme-27-29 Shinjuku
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Maruetsu Shinjuku Rokuchome Super market
Bakery Shop
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Bakery Donsuke
7-chōme-13-3 Shinjuku
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Bakery Shop

Arts & Culture

This well-curated museum showcases the ancient art of sword making and is home to more than 150 artifacts. Swords, mountings, armor and metal work are beautifully displayed in this tiny Tokyo destination known as Token ...
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Iziko Lokuhlola Lwezinkemba ZaseJapan
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This well-curated museum showcases the ancient art of sword making and is home to more than 150 artifacts. Swords, mountings, armor and metal work are beautifully displayed in this tiny Tokyo destination known as Token ...
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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I-Museum Toy Toy Toy
4-chōme-20 Yotsuya
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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.
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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Iziko likaSeiji Togo Memorial Sompo Japan Nipponkoa
1-chōme-26-1 Nishishinjuku
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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.
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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I-Akasaka Palace (State Guesthouse)
2-chōme-1-1 Motoakasaka
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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.