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Here we look at some of the many places you can enjoy using the Odakyu Line.
Learn about new and exciting attractions and then check them out with Odakyu!

  • Shinjuku Southern Terrace

    Shinjuku Southern Terrace

    Shinjuku Southern Terrace is a lush green area located just outside the south exit of Shinjuku Station, one of Tokyo's main terminals and the station with the largest number of passengers in the world. The area is always bustling with activity and is dotted with a wide variety of restaurants, including bakeries; cafes; Japanese, Italian, and Hong Kong restaurants; and various merchandise stores, furniture stores, and more! During the winter season, Shinjuku Southern Terrace offers a great night view of the Shinjuku area, and is also illuminated with a beautiful light show.

    A three-minute walk south of Shinjuku Southern Terrace toward JR Yoyogi Station brings you to Odakyu Southern Tower, which includes Odakyu Hotel Century Southern Tower. The Tower houses offices, stores, and the hotel. In the lower section of the tower, there are Thai and Vietnamese restaurants, hamburger restaurants, Japanese steak and sukiyaki cuisine, and convenience stores. Meanwhile, the upper section contains the hotel, featuring guest rooms, a bar, various restaurants, and a lounge area.

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  • Experience Japanese youth culture

    Experience Japanese youth culture

    Shinjuku has plenty of live music venues, karaoke bars, cinemas and theaters, many of which operate around the clock. You will be spoilt for choice for nightlife destinations.

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  • Odakyu Ace

    Odakyu Ace

    Odakyu Ace, which consists of a northern and southern building, can be accessed without worrying about getting soaked on rainy days as it is located underground beneath the West Exit at Shinjuku Station. Please be sure to stop by when coming to Shinjuku Station because in addition to offering various activities such as eating at restaurants and cafes and purchasing popular fashion items and the latest goods, there are also duty-free shops as well as stores that accept China UnionPay card where you can enjoy shopping at discounted prices.

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  • The Appeal of Shopping in Shinjuku

    The Appeal of Shopping in Shinjuku

    In the area between the West Exit and the South Exit of Shinjuku Station, there is a shopping district, which is operated by the Odakyu Group and features Odakyu HALC, Odakyu Department Store, Mosaic Street, Mylord, Southern Terrace, and Hotel Century Southern Tower. Visitors can enjoy vibrant shopping with hotel and gourmet dining experiences, luxury brands, casual fashion and consumer electronics. Shinjuku is home to many popular retailers that are consistently noted in Japanese tourism guidebooks, such as electronics retailers, drugstores, Muji and UNIQLO. There is nothing that you cannot buy in Shinjuku.

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  • Haru Chika

    Haru Chika

    Haru Chika takes its name from the Odakyu HALC basement. As the name suggests, at levels B3F and MB3F of Odakyu HALC, there are Alice in Wonderland-themed restaurants and beer halls, as well as eight unique restaurants arranged as a collection of food stalls specializing in delicious inexpensive foods such as okonomiyaki and yakitori. This area is especially popular with women and young people.

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  • Hotel Century Southern Tower: an ideal base for sightseeing

    Hotel Century Southern Tower: an ideal base for sightseeing

    Hotel Century Southern Tower is located in the South Exit area of the Southern Terrace. With its convenient location, just a three-minute walk away from Shinjuku Station, the hotel is the perfect base for Tokyo sightseeing. Spectacular views of Tokyo can be enjoyed from guest rooms located between the 22nd and 35th floors. Also make sure that you check out TRIBEKS, a French inspired restaurant with a rich selection of wines, as well as the long-established Japanese cuisine of Horikawa.

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  • Shinjuku: a culinary center

    Shinjuku: a culinary center

    Shinjuku is truly a culinary center. As well as high-class restaurants, it has over 1,000 eating places ranging from tiny shanty-style bars, in Omoide Yokocho near the West Exit and in Golden-gai Street in Kabuki-cho, to large izakaya bars and specialist restaurants serving global cuisines. There are also fresh ingredients as well as luxury Japanese and Western-style confections to be found in the "depa-chika" (the basement floors of department stores where delicatessens are located) at Odakyu Department Store.

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  • Shrine at the center of megalopolis

    Shrine at the center of megalopolis

    The building of Hanazono Shrine quietly exists within the megalopolises of Shinjuku. In its extensive precincts, occasional shows and weekend antique markets entertain the visitors. (Closed in rainy weather) You may pick up a kimono or some traditional handicraft bargains.

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  • Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden

    Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden

    Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is one of Japan's most famous gardens, with three distinct styles of garden - French formal, English landscape, and Japanese traditional - and visitors can enjoy seasonal flowers in bloom. In March and April, visitors are welcomed by 1,300 blossoming cherry trees.

    *Please do not play sports or musical instruments. Please do not consume any alcohol brought from outside.

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  • Tokyo Metropolitan Government

    Tokyo Metropolitan Government

    The building of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government consists of twin towers at a height of 48 stories.
    From two observation decks open free of charge to the public, one in each tower at the 45th floor, a panoramic view of Tokyo can be enjoyed from a height of 202m.
    Tokyo landmarks such as Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Skytree can be sighted, and even Mt. Fuji can be seen in the distance if the weather is good.

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  • Shinjuku Kabuki-cho

    Shinjuku Kabuki-cho

    One of Japan's largest nightlife districts, with many bars and restaurants open until late at night or even until morning, Kabuki-cho is often called the sleepless town. Many visitors are surprised by the overwhelming mass of neon signs.

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  • Odakyu Department Store Shinjuku (HALC)

    Odakyu Department Store Shinjuku (HALC)

    Odakyu Department Store is a massive department store connected directly to Shinjuku Station selling foods, cosmetics, and international brand items. There is a wide selection of over 47 famous domestic and international cosmetic brands, and the food section, accessories, and luxury brands are all located close together, making Odakyu Department Store an easy space to shop in. There is also an information desk for foreign tourists on the B1 floor, which offers English and Chinese interpretation services, shopping consultations, duty-free services, and more.

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  • Shinjuku Station West Exit HALC

    Shinjuku Station West Exit HALC

    Odakyu HALC houses Bic Camera, an electronics retail store, as well as various cosmetics and both Japanese and Western confectionery stores. Find the perfect gift in the basement shops, or find a great state-of-the-art camera to make your Japan trip memorable at Bic Camera, located on floors 2 through 6.

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  • Shinjuku Mylord / Mosaic Street

    Shinjuku Mylord

    At Mylord, there are around 100 stores specializing in the female fashion and accessories for teens and people in their twenties, and the range of attractive items available here is almost limitless.

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  • Flags

    Flags

    With its selection of stores including major music retailer Tower Records, outdoor brand OSHMAN'S, and many other renowned youth fashion brands, Flags is a top destination for the fashionable youth of Tokyo.

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Hakone Kamakura 3 Days
Hakone Kamakura 3 Days
Board the Odakyu Railway for a three-day, two-night tour of the line’s best sightseeing locales! The quaint atmosphere of Hakone, the historical capital of Kamakura, and the lovely coastal views of Enoshima—you can see them all with your three-day Hakone Kamakura Pass.
  • Spiritual locations along the Odakyu Line
    Spiritual locations along the Odakyu Line
    There are many locations along the Odakyu Line known for their spiritual power.
  • Hakone 1 Day
    Hakone 1 Day
    A course well suited for active travelers, where the charms of Hakone, such as the magnifi cent Mt. Fuji, the talked-about the museum and onsens (hot springs), can be experienced in a day.
  • Fuji Hakone 3 Days
    Fuji Hakone 3 Days
    A 3 day course which will take you to the Fuji area, where you can enjoy a good view of Mt. Fuji, from Hakone. You are sure to enjoy not only sightseeing, but shopping and amusement park as well.

Discount Passes View All

Hakone Freepass
Hakone Freepass
The Hakone Freepass is a money-saving pass allowing unlimited rides in Hakone within the designated area.
Enoshima-Kamakura Freepass
Enoshima-Kamakura Freepass
The Enoshima-Kamakura Freepass is an economical way to enjoy unlimited rides in Enoshima and Kamakura within the designated area.
Hakone Kamakura Pass
Hakone Kamakura Pass
Ride the Odakyu Line and various transportations in Hakone, Enoshima and Kamakura as much as you like!
Fuji Hakone Pass
Fuji Hakone Pass
An economical discount pass for travel throughout the popular Mount Fuji-Hakone area.
Combined ticket for Enoshima Sea Candle Set and Odakyu Lines
Combined ticket for Enoshima Sea Candle Set and Odakyu Lines
A set of Enoshima Escar and Enoshima Sea Candle (Lighthouse Observation Tower) tickets is recommended for those who want to enjoy Enoshima easily and cheaply.
Tanzawa-Oyama Freepass
Tanzawa-Oyama Freepass
Providing access to an extensive transportation network, the Tanzawa-Oyama Freepass is an excellent way to see the sights, visit hot springs and go hiking.
Greater Tokyo Pass
Greater Tokyo Pass
The Greater Tokyo Pass is a discounted pass for use on railroads, street cars and general route buses at a set price.
Odakyu Limited Express Romancecar

Odakyu Limited ExpressRomancecar

  • Odakyu Limited Express Romancecar
  • Odakyu Limited Express Romancecar

With just the addition of a limited express surchage, use your Discount Pass to enjoy the relaxed comfort of the Romancecar with reserved only seating. See the website for fares, sales locations and other information.

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