Under the theme of 'festival,' we are creating a new hub for interaction in Kabukicho, where performances and events take place. This will be an experiential space that goes beyond the boundaries of the dining district, providing a platform for cultural exchange nationwide in Japan.
「祭り」をテーマとして、パフォーマンスやイベントを実施し、飲食店街の枠を超えた体験型空間を楽しめる、歌舞伎町の新たな交流拠点、日本全国の文化発信の場。
A new landmark in Shinjuku offering Japanese culture and experiences such as Showa-era retro coffee shops, theater shows in kimono, Japanese cuisine, and other Japanese cultural experiences.
昭和レトロな喫茶店、着物で演劇鑑賞、日本料理など、日本文化と和の体験を提供する、新宿の新ランドマーク。
Lined with theaters, cinemas, and
restaurants,
this is one of the largest downtown areas in Japan.
An amusement spot where visitors can enjoy
games, stores, and various events.
The world's first theme park where visitors can
enjoy hands-on games based on "mystery"
themes.
A capsule toy store where excitement of what you might find never ceases.
何が出るか、ワクワクがとまらない
A year-round hall of laughter where visitors can
enjoy live “manzai" (comic storytelling) and
comedy performances.
A batting practice facility where beginners
can also have fun.
A long-established restaurant serving
authentic
Edomae Tempura, prepared using
the finest
ingredients and traditional
techniques.
Steaks and burgers featuring the world-class taste of
Wagyu beef.
A nostalgic, retro drinking district with about
80
drinking establishments crammed together
at the
West Exit of Shinjuku Station.
A café where visitors can savor parfaits and
cakes made from seasonal fruits.
A facility for learning about ninjas in a fun
way, including ninja experience and
shuriken throwing.
A hot spring facility where you can enjoy
the natural hot springs of Nakaizu in Shinjuku.
*There is an age limit and a time when you cannot take a bath. For details, please check the official Therma-yu website.
中伊豆の天然温泉を新宿で堪能できる温泉施設。
Shinjuku's main Shinto shrine is deeply rooted
in
the daily life of its residents, where festivals,
cultural services, and other events are held.
This is the Tokyo Metropolitan Government
Office. In addition to the observation deck with
a spectacular view, visitors can tour the
building freely. *Photo provided by Tokyo Metropolitan Government.
