Mojiko Retro is famous for its Banana Man art installation. Back in the day, this was the port where bananas were imported, earning Taiwan a lot of foreign currency.
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Tokyu Kabukicho Tower
Within a month of its grand opening in April 2023, the complex welcomed over a million visitors, quickly establishing itself as the new icon of Kabukicho. The building boasts 48 floors above ground, 5 below, and stands tall at 225 meters. The exterior design, inspired by fountains, wraps this enormous entertainment hub crafted around the concept of "mastering one's passions."
There are plenty of entertainment facilities, shopping centers, restaurants, and even a movie theater here. You can shop, catch a movie, enjoy some great food, and take in the lively city views all in one place.
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Lake Yamanaka（Yamanaka-ko）
Lake Yamanaka covers an area of about 6.57 square kilometers and is about 980.5 meters above sea level. It is located at the third highest point in Japan. The lake is the closest to Mt. Fuji among the “Fuji Five Lakes " and offers beautiful scenery of the four seasons with the majestic Mt.Fuji.
In winter, the natural scenery around Lake Yamanaka becomes even more charming with Mt. Fuji in the background. It also offers a unique sense of tranquility you won't find elsewhere.
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Yakinikutei Rokkasen Honten
“Yakinikutei Rokkasen,” located just steps from Shinjuku Station on the Toei Oedo Line, serves high-quality meat at a reasonable price. Serving only carefully selected portions of the finest Japanese Kuroge Wagyu beef from all over Japan, their firm commitment to the quality of meat makes them very appealing.
You can enjoy both BBQ and hot pot at the same time, which totally satisfies both cravings! The location near Shinjuku is super convenient. Just a heads up—if you eat too much, sitting on the tatami can get a bit uncomfortable for your stomach. 🤭
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