Must-see Places

We introduce attractive spot where is recommended to outing and sightseeing.

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Itsukushima-jinja Shrine

Itsukushima-jinja Shrine "Nukebenten" is now practically the name of the area, but it originally indicates Itsukushim-jinja Shrine, which Minamoto no Yoshiie (warrior, 1039-1106) visited for victory prayers. Former Kamakura Highway runs this neighborhood…

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Okuma Garden

It is large lawn toikenoaru compromise between Japanese and European styles ceremony, and author is Sasaki possible village. It is thought that garden was completed in 1887 when Okuma's house was completed.

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Taisoji Temple

Taisoji Temple Taisoji is a temple of the Jodo Sect of Buddhism and is formally called "Kakanzan Hongakuin Taisoji." Thatched hut "emperor hermitage" which Buddhist priest, emperor opened is forerunner, 1596 (1596…

Tokyo Some Monogatari Museum
Tokyo Some Monogatari Museum
Tokyo Some Monogatari Museum
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Tokyo Some Monogatari Museum (Tomita dyer art) Shinjuku mini-museum

Together with the development of the Tokugawa shogunate, people started wearing kimono made with komon- and sarasa-dyeing techniques, which gave rise to many dyeing manufacturers. In Kanda and Asakusa having abundant high quality water…

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Supermarket KankokuHiroba

Supermarket Kankokuhiroba offer you with Korean food, culture, and spirit. It is the best Korean supermarket in Japan. It is meat, vegetables in shop of 150 tsubos…

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Toyama Park

In metropolitan "Toyama park" which is full of green, the whole area around "Mount Hakone" is said to be famous spot for its cherry blossoms. "Mount Hakone" is mountain which is the highest in Shinjuku-ku, from top of Shinjuku high-rise…

Kyu-Goryo-Tei (Taiwan Pavilion)
Kyu-Goryo-Tei (Taiwan Pavilion)
Kyu-Goryo-Tei (Taiwan Pavilion)
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shinshukugoenkyugo*tei (daiwankaku)

In commemoration of marriage of the Emperor Showa, it was completed in building donated by voluntary Japanese residents in Taiwan at the time in 1927,designed by architect, Matsunosuke Moriyama.…

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The House of Buddhist saint with healing powers (east Hase-dera Temple: button temple)

Founded in the Kamakura period (1185-1333), this temple of the Buzan sect of Shingon Buddhism is known as a great place for beautiful botan (peonies) and is popularly referred to as Botan-dera (peony temple). We are known as famous spot of Botan, and Alias is Botan temple, button temple.    We are transplanted by Nara Hase-dera Temple of the head temple of a Buddhist sect…

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Inarikio-jinja Shrine

Inarikio-jinja Shrine Inarikio-jinja Shrine is the only shrine in Japan dedicated to Kio Gongen, a group of three gods. kansei did fuku*ineka originally in (1653) in 1653…

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Seseragi no Sato Park

Located on the ground above Seseragi-no-sato Park sewage processing facility, it has an area of about 8,000 square meters. The park has seseragi (streams) surrounded by miscellaneous trees mainly consisting of jolcham oaks. ……

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Kinokuniya Book Store Shinjuku Main Store

[January 2, 2023 renewal OPEN!]   The domestic highest possible synthesis book to have 1 million books in addition including Japanese book, foreign book, comics and DVD…

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The Soseki study Memorial

Great writer, Soseki Natsume was born and raised, and he lived on Shinjuku for nine years of later years in house of Wasedaminamicho called "Soseki study". It is "Sanshiro" "heart" "grass by the roadside"…

Entrance
Entrance
Entrance
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NEWoMan (new man)

Popular shops that grab people's attention from all over the world gathered in the inside and the outside of the ticket barrier of JR Shinjuku Station New South area. "NEWoMan" is lifestyle, view as well as fashion…

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Shinjuku Promenade Park“Shiki-no-Michi”

Following the discontinuation of the tram system from Shinjuku in 1970, Shinjuku Promenade Park –“Shiki-no-Michi – was completed in 1974 in the area which used to accommodate the rails leading to the depot for the trams. Of "green…

Shinjuku Subnade
Shinjuku Subnade
Shinjuku Subnade
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Shinjuku Subnade

It is the largest underground shopping district in Shinjuku. Diverseness which supports miscellaneous goods, fashion realizing fashion being aware of trend and style like oneself…

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Kansen-en Park

This park is an old park created in the Edo period (1603-1867), which used to have a large ground that included the grounds of the current Mizuinari-jinja Shrine. As for the name of sweet spring garden, there is spring in the center of garden, the spring water…

Meiji Jingu Gaien’s Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery
Meiji Jingu Gaien’s Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery
Meiji Jingu Gaien’s Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery
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Meiji Jingu Gaien’s Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery

Located at the north side of the Meiji Jingu Gaien garden, this gallery exhibits paintings depicting the virtues of the Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken. Designs are raised in 1918 (Taisho 7) by the public…

Peace Memorial Museum
Peace Memorial Museum
Peace Memorial Museum
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Peace Memorial Museum

Peace Memorial Museum about labor (the following, "labor of the person concerned") of soldier in the last Great War, postwar forced detained person and repatriate from foreign countries of the nation more…

더페이스샵 신오쿠보점
더페이스샵 신오쿠보점
더페이스샵 신오쿠보점
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THE FACE SHOP

THE FACE SHOP sells cosmetics that are popular in Korea. Please enjoy the beauty of nature that their products have. Beautiful snow-white wall surface is impressive and…

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden 1
Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden 1
Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden 1
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Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is 58.3ha in area, neighborhood 3.5km, and landscape garden, forming-type garden, Japanese garden are put together skillfully in garden. The modern west that represents Meiji…

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