Visit one of Tokyo's most popular districts for cutting-edge fashion and more.
Shinjuku Station is the busiest train station in the world and is serviced by six railway operators, including Odakyu Railway.
In the area surrounding Shinjuku Station, there are shopping districts around the East Exit and the South Exit, as well as major electronic retailers and bookstores around the West Exit. Japan's largest nightlife district, Kabuki-cho, is located immediately north of the station.
For shopping, we recommend Odakyu Department Store in the station building and the shopping complex Odakyu HALC, which houses Bic Camera, a major retailer of consumer electronics. For youth fashion brands, head to Shinjuku Mylord and Flags at the South Exit. At Shinjuku Terrace City, a commercial complex stretching from the West Exit to the South Exit, visitors will find a multitude of stores with famous brands and retailers of popular items.
For food lovers, there is an abundance of choice, from Japanese restaurants to a variety of global cuisines, including reasonably-priced izakaya bars and luxurious first-class restaurants.
Tokyo landmarks such as Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Skytree can be seen, and even Mount Fuji can be made out in the distance if the weather is good.
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.
Odakyu Department Store is a large department store.
The vermillion Hanazono Shrine exists quietly within the Shinjuku megapolis.
Shinjuku has plenty of live music venues, karaoke bars, cinemas and playhouses, many of which operate around the clock. You will have no lack of things to do when it comes to the nightlife.
The Eisa Matsuri Festival is a tradition of Okinawa in which the spirits of ancestors are seen off on Old Bon. It is also a ceremony to pray for family safety and prosperity. Enjoy the sanshin, an Okinawan instrument, as well as Okinawan-style singing and dancing.
There are about 500 rosebushes representing about 110 varieties of roses that can be enjoyed in spring and autumn in the flowerbeds of the French Formal Garden at Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. Please note that alcohol may not be brought onto the grounds and that the use of various sporting equipment is prohibited.
A light display at Shinjuku Southern Terrace, Takashimaya Times Square, Shinjuku Maynds Tower, the JR Minami Shinjuku Building, the JR Shinjuku Miraina Tower, Suica Penguin Park and other locations. Note: The photograph is from the 2017 light display.
This festival has been held to pray for good luck and commercial prosperity since the Meiji period. The Otori Matsuri Festival held at Hanazono-jinja shrine is visited each year by 600,000 people, and a show tent with unusual sights and performances.
Every year, 1000 cherry blossom trees in 65 different varieties come into bloom on the Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden grounds. In April, multiple varieties can be enjoyed in bloom at the same time for a long duration. When the Yoshino and double-flowered cherry blossoms are in season, the Garden opens every day as a special spring feature. Please note that alcohol may not be brought onto the grounds and that the use of various sporting equipment is prohibited.
A light show is scheduled to be held at Shinjuku Terrace City, an area considered to be a town in itself from Shinjuku Station West Exit HALC to Shinjuku Southern Terrace. Note: The photograph is from the 2017 show.
Come and see the genuine silk dolls and other decorations in traditional hanging hina doll and seated styles, some 6,800 items in all. The dolls are carefully attired in silk kimonos and other clothing that have been passed down for generations.
Come and see the genuine silk dolls and other decorations in traditional hanging hina doll and seated styles, some 6,800 items in all. The dolls are carefully attired in silk kimonos and other clothing that have been passed down for generations.
Odakyu Limited ExpressRomancecar
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.
From
Shinjuku
to
Hakone-
Yumoto
80 minutes
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9 min walk from Shinjuku West Exit. Traditional luxury hotel facing Shinjuku Central Park.
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Main Building renewal opened in April, 2016! Reasonable hotel located just 8 min walk from Shinjuku South Exit.
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The newly-opened hotel in April 2015 which is only 5 min walk from Shinjuku East Exit. The hotel set up a designated international guest counter.
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This one-stop package plan offers Tokyo&Hakone stay with transport tickets. You can select the length of stay in each district.
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Leave your big luggage in the hotel and depart Tokyo from the morning! Go around Hakone with the economical Hakone Freepass and after sightseeing, soak in onsen and come back to Tokyo♪
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This great deal package plan includes Odakyu limited express Romancecar tickets and hotel or Ryokan booking. You can choose the length of your stay.
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This 3 days 2 nights plan is the best way to enjoy Hakone and Mt. Fuji area. It includes a convenient and economical Fuji Hakone pass. You can combine hotel freely. Reservation during Christmas holiday, Sakura period is opening!
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