Shibuya Mark City
A commercial facility born from the catch phrase “The day Shibuya becomes and adult”. Shibuya, the place where trends and culture are shared, has a strong image of a youthful city, but this commercial facility is a space that feels comfortable for adults who have graduated from their youth.
They've got everything here—household goods, clothes, and tons of restaurants. Super convenient.
Omoide Yokocho
Walk just 2 minutes from the West Exit of Shinjuku Station to find yourself at a retro pub alley. With ticket shops and around 80 different establishments offering delicious food and drinks, it's a great place to enjoy the local cuisine and atmosphere.
Great Japanese food, super convenient location, and the prices are always reasonable. No wonder it's always so popular.
Kodomo no Kuni (Yokohama)
This park first opened in 1965. Flanked by Yokohama’s Aoba-ku and Tokyo’s Machida City, its huge playground area spans 1,000,000 square meters and makes great use of the surrounding Tama Hills area.
This is a park where kids can totally lose themselves in play! There's an entrance fee, and one of the highlights is a 110-meter-long roller slide. Besides the usual playground equipment, there are also animals to see.
Toei One-day Pass (Toei Marugoto Kippu)
Valid for one full day, the Toei One-day Pass (Toei Marugoto Kippu) offers unlimited access to Toei subways.
A Toei subway one-day pass costs JPY 700. There's also a special one-day pass for just JPY 500 that's available on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays during certain times.
Aqua City Odaiba
Situated next to Odaiba Marine Park and offering a stunning view of the city center across the Rainbow Bridge, this large shopping complex is a prime location in Odaiba. The shopping zone, characterized by its casual fashion suitable for the refreshing sea breeze, is home to around 60 stores. In addition, it boasts Odaiba's largest gourmet zone, with a diverse range of restaurants offering Japanese, Western, Chinese, Italian cuisines, and more.
Inside AQUA City, there's the Tokyo Ramen Kokugikan, which has six famous ramen shops. The Hakata tonkotsu ramen from Hakata Daruma is great—the ramen and gyoza set is a perfect combo.