Shinjuku Travel Guide

An immersive entertainment facility that runs “Real Escape Game” every day.

An urban spa resort in the heart of Shinjuku where you can fully enjoy natural hot springs.

A new landmark in Shinjuku brought to life through 3D visuals.

A hidden lane in Kagurazaka once frequented by geisha, echoing the elegance of a bygone era.

A hidden alleyway dotted with renowned gourmet restaurants, preserving the refined elegance of the traditional geisha district.

A charming cobblestone alley where the old and new townscapes meet.

A temple dedicated to Bishamonten, the deity believed to bestow good fortune and prosperity.

An entire building dedicated to the Edo period! This notable spot lets you fully enjoy Japanese culture through 'clothing, food, and drama'.

Entertainment & Hotels converge in this high-rise tower! The new landmark of Kabukicho where passions come alive.

Catch your eye with its unique look! Anyone is free to play this piano located in the observation room of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building.

A museum dedicated to understanding the hardships endured by war survivors and recognizing the profound value of peace.

Watch the live comedy in Shinjuku! The largest permanent theater in eastern Japan.

An oden izakaya near Shinjuku Station serving inventive ingredients that redefine traditional oden.

A memorable moment with Brazilian cuisine, where authentic energy meets urban sophistication.

A long-loved Western-style restaurant in Shinjuku for over 60 years, known for creating its signature delicious rolled cabbage stew.

A long-established Japanese restaurant near Shinjuku Station where you can enjoy teppanyaki, Japanese cuisine, and sukiyaki.

A renowned restaurant where Mr. Nakajima showcases his skills, from authentic kappo to reasonably priced lunch.

Unbeatable tonkatsu flavor in the heart of Iidabashi, made with premium Minami no Shima pork.

Enjoy regional gourmet foods from across Japan in an entertainment space themed around a festival.

Enjoy its signature ramen with napa cabbage and a light soy sauce-based broth until morning.

A charming kappo restaurant tucked away in the backstreets of Kagurazaka, exuding the nostalgic elegance of the Taisho Romantic era.

A chic breakfast at this bakery restaurant from Karuizawa.

Enjoy a rich and healthy New York-style breakfast in Tokyo with authentic morning menus.

Enjoy the enhanced flavors of carefully selected meats with a secret marinade sauce.

A large department store directly connected to Shinjuku Station, with a wide selection for everyday life.

Japan’s first specialty shop dedicated entirely to gâteau au chocolat, renowned for its rich, refined chocolate cakes.

A Convenient and Comfortable Shopping Center Directly Connected to Seibu Shinjuku Station

The all-in-one store unbeatable prices! Find just about anything and everything your heart desires.

The best of outdoor goods all under one roof. A new spin on outdoor stuffs and ample stock to boot.

Japan's largest alpine flagship store, home to one of Tokyo's most extensive collections of outdoor specialty items.

Quirky, inventive finds await at the flagship A&F Country store.

BEAMS JAPAN, an innovative brand bringing the best of pop and traditional culture from Japan to the world.

Explore the unique onigiri variations that allows you to experience the charm of Japanese cuisine, and check out collaboration goods with popular anime at reasonable prices.

Countless innovative designs, crafted with an all-new way to look at jewelry.

Colorful bento boxes in over 150 different styles, making your train trip a tasty delight!

The largest Korean grocery store in Japan.

A high-rise hotel located a 5-minute walk from Shinjuku Station, with a variety of guest rooms.

A luxurious hotel providing high quality service at the space surrounded with lush greenery and letting forget the hustle and bustle of the city.

An Urban Hotel with Plentiful Hospitality for Travelers, Conveniently Located Just a 3-Minute Walk from Shinjuku Station.

The Park Hyatt Tokyo, which any hotel lovers would want to visit at least once.

A Cheap, Clean, and Easy-to-Access Capsule Hotel.

Relax with an Open View at this City Center Hotel.