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[Japan Tokyo] Shinjuku Center Building (新宿センタービル)Shinjuku Center Building is the oldest business building in Shinjuku of Tokyo. When it was built in 1979 November, it was the highest building with 54 floors, the height 223m, in Japan. There were many analog TV preparatory transmitting stations such as Japan TV, Fuji TV, TV Asahi on on eastern building. But now, only FPU receive stations of each are remained. It is connected to Nomura Building through an aisle. The height is 2m lower than nearby Shinjuku Mitsui Building, but first floor is higher than Mutsui, so actually, Shinjuku Center Building seems higher. Information center is on first floor, clinic, dental clinics and pharmacies are on fourth, fifth floor. Additionally, many companies use other floors as their office. On basement floors, there are a lot of restaurants for office workers with low price. Observatory on 53th floor is always opened for free, it is beloved as a tourist spot. There's less people than Tokyo City Hall Observatory, you can enjoy realxed dinner is the restaurants on 53th floor with wonderfull night scene.
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Address 1-25-1 Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Japan 東京都新宿区西新宿 1-25-1 Access J8 minutes walk from western exit of Shinjuku Station(JR, Toei, Shinjuku, Keioi, Odakyu line) Hompage scb-shop.com
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* Flicker.com@vaice
Shinjuku Center Building(新宿センタービル)
* Filcker.com@Hiroaki Sakuma
Shinjuku Center Building(新宿センタービル)
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Kabukicho(歌舞伎町)
Kabukicho is the biggest street of club, bar, cabaret, host club, okama bar, love hotel and pachinko in Japan. it means singing, dancing and talents from its name. It is called the street of adults, also the street that never sleeps because most stores open until late nights. There's a lot of information center, but they offer the information of custom business, not the information of tour for free. Image of safety seems bad, but actually it isn't. Because Yakuja tries to keep safety for more travellers and more profits. After 2013 September 1, tout is banned, however, many stores continue touting to earn more. Visitors should be careful, because there's overcharging tout targeting only travellers.
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Address Shinjuku, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan 東京都新宿区歌舞伎町 Access 5 minutes walk from eastern exit of Shinjuku Station (JR, Yamanote line) Hompage www.kabukicho.or.jp
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* Flicker.com@doronko
Kabukicho(歌舞伎町)
* Flicker.com@Takayuki Miki(三木貴幸)
Kabukicho(歌舞伎町)
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Shinjuku Gyoen(新宿御苑)
Shinjuku Gyoen, the largest park in Shinjuku area, also a representative relaxing place to citizens of Tokyo, is called Naito Shinjuku in Edo Era as a land owned by Naito family. It was operated as an imperial garden until Meiji Era, but nowadays, it becomes a becomes a beloved park under the control of environments after World War 2. It is decorated with Japanese and western style gardens. For example, a French garden with bilateral symmetry centering the pond in the middle, an English garden which is impressive with a large field and a Japanese garden. over 10,000 trees fill the area of Shinjuku Gyoen, the area is about 58ha. Among them, cherry blossom is about 1300, so there's a lot of visitors in spring to see cherry blossoms. Actually, it is selected as one of the most beautiful tourist spo 100. As mush as many travellers visit, they take entrance fee to conserve the park. Foods are allowed, but drinks are not allowed.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Address 11 Naitocho, Shinjuku, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan 東京都新宿区内藤町 11 Time 09:00 ~ 16:30 (Last Entrance 16:00) Off Monday / 12/29 ~ 1/3 Entrance Fee adult(over 15) ￥200 / Elementary school, middle school students ￥50 Access 13 minutes walk from east exit of Shinjuku Station(JR Yamanote line) / 5 minutes walk from Sendagaya Station(JR Sobu line) / 5 minutes walk from exit 1 of Shinjuku Gyoen mae Station(Tokyo Metro Marunouchi line) Homepage www.eenv.go.jp/garden/shinjukugyoen
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Shinjuku Gyoen(新宿御苑)
* Flicker.com@ Kentaro Ohno
Shinjuku Gyoen(新宿御苑)
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