Kabuki-cho an exciting city

Trying to be Japan's best bustling street, Kabukicho is said to have been named to try to attract Kabuki. Although you can't see Kabuki here now, it is gaining popularity as one of the leading entertainment districts in Tokyo. Besides that, Kabukicho is a spot where tourists can enjoy "food and culture". An entertainment district filled with neon lights, that can be said to be the "image of Tokyo" for foreigners. There are countless "Ramen" stores in this area, which has now spread as Japanese food. There are also many "Izakaya" here, which lots of Japanese visit and enjoy the reasonable cuisine. You can enjoy choosing restaurants from a reasonable chain store, to a store that offers specialty sake, or a traditional izakaya.

Near the center of Kabukicho, you can see the very famous robot restaurant and lots of unusual stores are crowded in here. There is a movie theater next to the hotel on the main street, and it is a popular spot full of people day and night. Also, befitting the name of Japan's best bustling street, major foods from all over Japan such as yakiniku, shabu-shabu, eel, sushi, sashimi, yakitori, tonkatsu, ramen are gathered together and you can enjoy all kinds of Japanese food here. There is no other place like this in Japan. There are many variations from major public pubs to specialty stores, so you can choose a store just according to your budget and taste.

In the bustling streets, there are many “game centers” and “karaoke” that are familiar to the Japanese people. At night, the lights of the shop color the street and become an iconic photo spot. The unique "capsule hotel" in Kabukicho was designed for visitors to Japan, which makes you feel as if you are staying at a Japanese Inn. At the "SAMURAI MUSEUM '', which is in the back from the main street, you can touch and wear a Japanese sword and armor. The "VR ZONE '' where you can enjoy VR games, which is the hot topic right now is a must visit location. There are many spots where you can experience the unique culture of Japan no just for food.

About a 5-minute walk from the east exit of Shinjuku Station give Kabukicho its great location. We recommend that you visit here after sightseeing around Tokyo. There are many shops and electronics stores around Shinjuku, so many people come to do their shopping. Also, there are lockers at the station so you can leave your luggage and travel light. Hanazono Shrines is located nearby, the Hanazono Shrine Annual Festival is held in May and other Japanese festivals such as the Shinjuku Acer Festival are held in July. Therefore, it may look completely different depending on the season, but this is also one of its highlights. Shinjuku Gyoen is a 15-minute walk away, so you can see cherry blossoms in spring and autumn leaves in autumn. It's a good idea to spend a relaxing time surrounded by nature in the middle of the city.