Guidebook for Shibuya-ku
Food Scene
Italian restaurant "CONA" . You can eat tasty Piza that only 500 JPY!!!!
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CONA
2-chōme-7-10 HatagayaItalian restaurant "CONA" . You can eat tasty Piza that only 500 JPY!!!!
Rrenge-Shokudou" It is local Chinese restaurant which is cheap abd the food is delicious!!! everybody knows who live in Hatagaya.
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Renge Shokudo Hatagaya
2-chōme-52-3 HatagayaRrenge-Shokudou" It is local Chinese restaurant which is cheap abd the food is delicious!!! everybody knows who live in Hatagaya.
This is Shushi restaurant that called " Shushi Miyabi". They recommend Tuna Shushi. Just try it once!!
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Miyabi
1-chōme-33-3 HatagayaThis is Shushi restaurant that called " Shushi Miyabi". They recommend Tuna Shushi. Just try it once!!
兆治
1-chōme-6-3 HatagayaThis is Japanese Izakaya called "chouzi". They are prepare fresh fish, Sashimi and Shusi etc...
jicca
2-chōme-27-4 NishiharaThe cafeteria called "jicca". They provides organic and healthy food.
The cafeteria on the first floor of Sakura Hotel. open for 24 hours.
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Sakura Hotel Hatagaya
1-chōme-32-3 HatagayaThe cafeteria on the first floor of Sakura Hotel. open for 24 hours.
Sightseeing
Kabukicho is always busy-crowded on weekdays as well as weekends. It is also referred to as a town that never sleeps, with glittering neon and people walking ever in the small hours. It is one of the largest night spots in the world.
Also, It is 10 min walk to Tokyo Metropolitan Government Office from JR Shinjuku station.
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Kabukicho
Kabukicho is always busy-crowded on weekdays as well as weekends. It is also referred to as a town that never sleeps, with glittering neon and people walking ever in the small hours. It is one of the largest night spots in the world.
Also, It is 10 min walk to Tokyo Metropolitan Government Office from JR Shinjuku station.
Meiji-jingu is a precious wooded area in the heart of the city.
The area is together with extensive Yoyogi Koen (the park beside the shrine).
You may catch Samurai !?!?
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Meiji Jingu Homotsuden
1-1 YoyogikamizonochōMeiji-jingu is a precious wooded area in the heart of the city.
The area is together with extensive Yoyogi Koen (the park beside the shrine).
You may catch Samurai !?!?
Located directly across from the exit of JR Harajuku Station, Takeshita Street (Takeshita-douri) is very popular with young teenagers, particularly those visiting Tokyo on school trips, or local young people shopping for small "cute=Kawaii" goods at weekends.
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Takeshita Street
1-chōme-20-10 JingūmaeLocated directly across from the exit of JR Harajuku Station, Takeshita Street (Takeshita-douri) is very popular with young teenagers, particularly those visiting Tokyo on school trips, or local young people shopping for small "cute=Kawaii" goods at weekends.
Shibuya is the most famous city in Japan. The area is always crowed and crazy busy.
You should definitely go to Shibuya, see for yourself to Shibuya crossing (Scramble crossing).
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Shibuya Cast
1-chōme-23-21 ShibuyaShibuya is the most famous city in Japan. The area is always crowed and crazy busy.
You should definitely go to Shibuya, see for yourself to Shibuya crossing (Scramble crossing).
Ameya yokocho is market street in Ueno. Japanese people usually call the street “Ameyoko”.It is a busy, narrow street of around 500 meters along the elevated train tracts between Ueno and Okachimachi stations.
It is 1 min walk to Ueno Park from Ueno station.
There are National Museum, Shitamachi Museum and Ueno Zoo so on.
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Ameyoko
4 Chome-7 UenoAmeya yokocho is market street in Ueno. Japanese people usually call the street “Ameyoko”.It is a busy, narrow street of around 500 meters along the elevated train tracts between Ueno and Okachimachi stations.
It is 1 min walk to Ueno Park from Ueno station.
There are National Museum, Shitamachi Museum and Ueno Zoo so on.
Tokyo Tower, a symbol of Tokyo and major sightseeing spot.
360-degree panoramic view of Tokyo.
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ITokyo Tower
4-chōme-2-8 ShibakōenTokyo Tower, a symbol of Tokyo and major sightseeing spot.
360-degree panoramic view of Tokyo.
It is said that early in the 7th century, local fishing folk hauled up a statue of the Goddess of Mercy (Kannon), and this led to Sensoji’s founding. Asakursa has long thrived as a temple town with Sensoji, at its heart. Nakamise, with almost 90 little shops on both sides of the street, is the ideal place to get Japanese souvenirs.
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Asakusa
It is said that early in the 7th century, local fishing folk hauled up a statue of the Goddess of Mercy (Kannon), and this led to Sensoji’s founding. Asakursa has long thrived as a temple town with Sensoji, at its heart. Nakamise, with almost 90 little shops on both sides of the street, is the ideal place to get Japanese souvenirs.
This huge wholesale fish market - the largest in Japan and one of the largest in the world - is a must for anyone who has never seen such a market in action.
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Tsukiji
This huge wholesale fish market - the largest in Japan and one of the largest in the world - is a must for anyone who has never seen such a market in action.
With the two observation decks at 350 meters and 450 meters, Tokyo Skytree lets you enjoy the landscape of Tokyo
At the foot of the Skytree there's "Tokyo Skytree Town," a shopping and entertainment complex that has an aquarium and a planetarium as well as many stores and restaurants.
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Tokyo Skytree
1-chōme-1-2 OshiageWith the two observation decks at 350 meters and 450 meters, Tokyo Skytree lets you enjoy the landscape of Tokyo
At the foot of the Skytree there's "Tokyo Skytree Town," a shopping and entertainment complex that has an aquarium and a planetarium as well as many stores and restaurants.
Contributions for the Great Buddha began in 1252, and construction took several decades. The Kamakura Buddha sits outside against a dramatic backdrop of wooded hills. The Kamakura Buddha was indeed once housed in a temple like the Nara Buddha, but a huge tidal wave destroyed the wooden structure.
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Kamakura
Contributions for the Great Buddha began in 1252, and construction took several decades. The Kamakura Buddha sits outside against a dramatic backdrop of wooded hills. The Kamakura Buddha was indeed once housed in a temple like the Nara Buddha, but a huge tidal wave destroyed the wooden structure.
Parks & Nature
It's a cultural mecca with a number of museums including the prestigious Tokyo National Museum and the delightful Shitamachi Museum with its displays of old Toko, Ueno Zoo and so on.
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Ueno Zoo
9-83 UenokōenIt's a cultural mecca with a number of museums including the prestigious Tokyo National Museum and the delightful Shitamachi Museum with its displays of old Toko, Ueno Zoo and so on.