Godzilla Head in Shinjuku
Tokyo Metropolis, Kantō Region

📍Godzilla Head

ᯓ Tokyo Metropolis ᯓ
➡ Godzilla Head     ⬇ Golden Gai
⬇ Memory Lane     ⬇ National Garden     ⬇ Gov. Building

The iconic Godzilla Head towering over the Toho Building is a defining landmark of the neighborhood in the Kabukicho zone, a neon-lit area that truly comes alive at night. It is home to a wide array of restaurants, bars, and theaters, offering something for every type of visitor.

ᯓ Top 8 Shinjuku Gems!💎 ᯓ
📍Godzilla Head
📍Golden Gai
📍Memory Lane
📍Shinjuku National Garden
ᯓ Iconic Destinations ᯓ
📍Tokyo Metro Gov. Building
📍Hanazono Shrine
📍Shinjuku Isetan
📍Shinjuku Sanchome


Golden Gai Shinjuku
Tokyo Metropolis, Kantō Region

ᯓ Shinjuku, Tokyo Metropolis ᯓ
📍Golden Gai

This historic nightlife district is a network of six narrow alleys packed with over 200 tiny, traditional bars. It is celebrated for its bohemian atmosphere and nostalgic, old-Tokyo charm. Golden Gai is a famous spot for a unique and memorable bar-hopping experience.



Memory Lane
Tokyo Metropolis, Kantō Region

ᯓ Shinjuku, Tokyo Metropolis ᯓ
📍Memory Lane

Also known as "Memory Lane," this network of narrow alleyways is filled with dozens of tiny, traditional eateries. It is famous for its smoky atmosphere and stalls specializing in delicious yakitori (grilled skewers) and other street food. The district retains a nostalgic, post-war charm that transports visitors back in time.



Shinjuku National Garden
Tokyo Metropolis, Kantō Region

ᯓ Shinjuku, Tokyo Metropolis ᯓ
📍Shinjuku National Garden

Shinjuku Gyoen is a beautiful and expansive urban oasis that blends Japanese, French, and English garden styles. It is one of Tokyo's most popular spots for cherry blossom viewing in the spring and offers a peaceful escape year-round. This serene park is a perfect counterpoint to the bustling city that surrounds it.



Tokyo Metro Gov. Building
Tokyo Metropolis, Kantō Region

ᯓ Shinjuku, Tokyo Metropolis ᯓ
📍Tokyo Metro Gov. Building

This massive building is a landmark of Shinjuku's skyscraper district and is famous for its twin free observation decks. From these decks, visitors can enjoy stunning panoramic views of Tokyo and even Mount Fuji on a clear day. It's a popular starting point for exploring the modern side of Shinjuku.


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