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- Strolling around trendy spots in Okushibu.
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- Shibuya is a center of youth fashion with a lot of crowds including both domestic and international. But this plan is all about finding hidden gems in Okushibu which is more clam and sophisticated area of the city. Escape from hustle and bustle, and you’ll see different faces of Tokyo through the natural and cultural experiences.
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- A plan to experience neo culture in Shinjuku
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- Shinjuku is Asia’s largest entertainment district where a variety of people of all ages and nationalities come and go. Introducing a one day plan to experience the mixture of old and new, and visit timeless and borderless spots in the area. Try experiencing this trip of the ever-evolving “NEO Tokyo”.
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- Meiji Jingu
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- Tokyo Shibuya-ku Yoyogikamizonochou 1-1
- This is a Shinto Shrine in Shibuya dedicated to the Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken. The grounds are divided into an inner and outer garden and houses the Meiji Memorial Hall which is also used as a wedding ceremony venue. The inner garden, covered with a rich forest, is loved as a precious green area in the city center. In addition to the majestic main hall, the wooden Myojin Torii is the largest Torii in Japan, and the well dug by Kiyomasa Kato himself (Kiyomasa’s Well—Meiji Jingu Inner Garden / entrance fees apply) is a must-see. Spanning Shinjuku City and Minato City the outer garden has a Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery etc. to look at free of charge.
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- Meiji Jingu Gyoen (Meiji Jingu Gardens)
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- Tokyo Shibuya-ku Yoyogikamizonochou 1-1
- This famous garden was used by the Kato and Ii families from the early Edo period. The iris garden, which Emperor Meiji had planted for Empress Shoken, is famous and looks its best in June. There is also a tea house, arbour and walking path around the garden where you can appreciate the beautiful flowers and trees throughout the year. There is an entrance fee to the garden. The nearest station is Harajuku Station and Meiji-jingumae Station.
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- Yoyogi Park
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- Tokyo Shibuya-ku Yoyogikamizonochou , Jinnan 2
- A metropolitan park adjacent to four stations including Harajuku Station and Yoyogi-koen Station. There are forest parks in area A, and an athletic field and event halls in area B. The park, full of greenery, is familiar to the people of Tokyo as a place for relaxation with its bird sanctuaries where people can bird-watch, and the biggest dog run in Tokyo. It is famous for holding many flea markets and events.
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- Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building Observatories
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- Tokyo Shinjuku-ku Nishishinjuku 2-8-1 Tokyo Metropolitan Government first this government office building
- These are free observatories on the 45th floors of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government’s Main Building No. 1, comprised of a North Observation Deck and a South Observation Deck. These are popular places to take in the sights of Tokyo from a height of 202 meters, including Tokyo Skytree, Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Opera City, and Mt. Fuji. They are often used as date spots or destinations to bring sightseeing tourists, and in addition to souvenir shops there are also a cafe and restaurant.
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- Shinjuku Mylord Mosaic Street
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- Tokyo Shinjuku-ku Nishishinjuku 1-1-3
- Mosaic Street connects the South and West Exits of Shinjuku Station. This street, which is convenient for moving around the station area or for meeting others, features tasteful fashion brands, shops selling miscellaneous goods and fashionable cafes. Many people come visit the street during the winter to see the decorations of colorful LED lights known as “illumination.”
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- Kozue
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- Tokyo Shinjuku-ku Nishishinjuku 3-7-1-2 Park Hyatt Tokyo 40F
- This is a Japanese restaurant based on the 40th floor of the Park Hyatt Tokyo hotel in the West Shinjuku area of Tokyo’s Shinjuku City. Together with the magnificent views of the city from the large windows, enjoy seasonal ingredients and the taste of cuisine prepared by artisanal cooks well versed in Japanese tradition. Another appeal to the restaurant is their menu of famous Japanese sake brands that have been carefully selected from each region across Japan. During dinner time the night view of Tokyo is beautiful, and during lunch time Mt. Fuji can be seen in the distance when the weather is fine. The luxurious atmosphere that also includes individual rooms is recommended for special occasions, celebrations or even entertaining for business.
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- National Noh Theatre
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- Tokyo Shibuya-ku Sendagaya 4-18-1
- This theater is a theater dedicated to the performing art of Noh, and is located in Sendagaya, Shibuya City of Tokyo. This theater was built for the purpose of preserving and promulgating one of Japan's traditional performing arts, Noh play, which has a history of over 600 years. In addition to the ongoing independent performances, performance for Noh appreciation classes with accompanying narration are also presented for the students and general public groups. Adjoining the theater, the Noh play library displays many of the treasured materials of the arts. This theater also is engaged in nurturing future artists for the Noh performing art.
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- Robot Restaurant
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- Tokyo Shinjuku-ku Kabukichou 1-7-1 Shinjuku Robot Building B2
- This is a show restaurant located in Kabukicho in Tokyo's Shinjuku City. The dynamic show featuring dancers and of course numerous robots including a sushi master robot and sumo robot is a must-see. It's very popular among foreign tourists as a sightseeing spot appropriate to Japan, which is known around the world for its anime and video games. Due to its popularity, making advance reservations on the web or by phone is recommended. Meals must be reserved as well.
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- Books Kinokuniya Shinjuku Main Store
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- Tokyo Shinjuku-ku Shinjuku 3-17-7
- This is a large bookstore located in Shinjuku in Tokyo's Shinjuku City. The main building and annex buildings are located between Shinjuku-dori Avenue and Yasukuni-dori Avenue. On the main building's nine floors including one basement floor and eight floors above ground the store sells items such as literature, foreign books, specialist books, magazines and picture books. There is even the Shinjuku Medical Book Center that offers items specific to the medical field, the Kinokuniya Hall which is home to performances for drama and rakugo, and the Event Hall that hosts book-signings. The annex carries comics, light novels, CDs and DVDs.
