Shinjuku i-LAND
Located in the skyscraper district of Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku i-LAND is an area ripe with urban functionality, including offices, shops, residential areas, schools, and plazas, all centered around the 44-story skyscraper “Shinjuku i-LAND Tower.”
The LOVE sculpture wasn't as impressive as I expected, and there weren't many people around. But there are quite a few restaurants and shops, including Ippudo!
Showa Kinen Park
Grassy fields and water fountains, sports courts, gardens of seasonal flowers and trees to enjoy and pond shore vegetation to be appreciated are dotted throughout this park, roughly the size of 40 Tokyo Domes.
You can enjoy this park in all four seasons.
It's my personal favorite!
If you love flowers or ginkgo trees, you have to check it out!!!
Pabron
The “Pabron” brand of medicine, produced by Taisho Pharmaceuticals, is one of Japan’s most common cold medicines.
Super useful! Love it! 👍
LUMINE EST
Located right by JR Shinjuku Station East Exit, this is a fashion building with convenient access. Many fashion, fashion accessories, interior goods, cosmetic shops are located between B2F and 6F. The shops are open late in the evening so it is easy to drop by on the way home.
If you don't know where to go in Shinjuku, just come here and wander around.
Sunshine 60 Observatory TENBOU Park
Located on the 60th floor, this observatory feels like a park in the sky, surrounded by greenery and open space. Whether by day or night, in sunshine or rain, it offers a fun and relaxing experience at any time.
The VR experience was so thrilling!!!
Arakurayama Sengen Park
Arakurayama Sengen Park is famous as a place to view the splendid scenery of the magnificent Mount Fuji with a pagoda dedicated to those who died in battle. Inside the park grounds, about 650 Sakura trees have been planted. In the spring, the picturesque Japanese scenery of cherry blossoms, the pagoda, and Mount Fuji can be seen.
A Yamanashi landmark.
Unfortunately, the weather was bad when I visited, so I couldn't see Mt. Fuji.
I've heard the cherry blossom season here is really nice, but it's much later than in Tokyo!
Meiji Jingu Shrine
Meiji Shrine was established in 1920 (Taisho 9) as a shrine to enshrine Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken.
I really want to visit again!!