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  • Kabukicho
    Travel / Tourism
    Tokyo Shinjuku-ku Kabukicho
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  • Shinjuku Mylord Mosaic Street
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    Tokyo Shinjuku-ku Nishishinjuku 1-1-3
    Mosaic Street connects the South and West Exits of Shinjuku Station. This street, which is convenient for moving around the station area or for meeting others, features tasteful fashion brands, shops selling miscellaneous goods and fashionable cafes. Many people come visit the street during the winter to see the decorations of colorful LED lights known as “illumination.”
    Shinjuku Mylord Mosaic Street image
  • Natsumezaka Street
    Travel / Tourism
    Tokyo Shinjuku-ku Kikuicho
    "A slope passing to the southeast of Kikuicho's Raikoji Temple starting at Waseda Station on the Tozai Line. Natsume Soseki was born in the neighborhood in 1867. It got its name from his father, Naokatsu, an important landowner who took to calling it by his own name. This eventually caught on and became official. Towards the Ushigome Health Center you can find the site of Soseki Sanbo, where the author spent the later years of his life. It later became a municipally run apartment building, and today there's the small Soseki Park there. Its ""Neko Zuka (cat mound),"" a memorial to deceased cats, dogs, and pet birds, was installed together with a bust of Soseki."
    Natsumezaka Street image
  • Nishi-shinjuku Koso Building Machi
    Travel / Tourism
    Tokyo Shinjuku-ku Nishi-shinjuku
    Nishi-shinjuku Koso Building Machi image
  • Omoide Yokocho
    Travel / Tourism
    Tokyo Shinjuku-ku Nishi-shinjuku 1-chome 2
  • Kabukicho Sakura Dori
    Travel / Tourism
    Tokyo Shinjuku-ku Kabukicho 1
  • Matsubara Intersection
    Travel / Tourism
    Tokyo Setagaya-ku Matsubara 1
  • Tamagawa-josui Naito Shinjuku Bunsui Promenade
    Travel / Tourism
    Tokyo Shinjuku-ku Naitomachi 11 (Shinjuku-gyoen
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