Shinjuku

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Shinjuku
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“Shinjuku , officially called Shinjuku City, is one of the 23 special wards of Tokyo.”
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Condé Nast TravelerAug 15

The Best Airbnbs in Tokyo for a Stylish Stay in Japan's Capital City

Whether you want to be near nightlife, temples, or shopping, these properties will elevate your trip.

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Lonely PlanetAug 3

18 things to know before visiting Tokyo

Avoid common pitfalls and respect local customs with these insider tips for visiting Tokyo.

17 things in this story
  • GinzaNeighborhoodIt is a popular upscale shopping area of Tokyo, with numerous internationally renowned department stores, boutiques,…
  • ShibuyaNeighborhoodA major commercial center, Shibuya houses two of the busiest railway stations in the world, Shibuya Station and…
  • Ueno-kōenParkPark with Benten-dō temple.
  • KamakuraSightHistoric temples and shrines.
  • NikkōHotelWorld Heritage sites.
  • Takao-sanTrailHiking trails.
  • TomigayaNeighborhoodPeace and quiet, 20 min walk from Shibuya.
  • YoyogiNeighborhoodPeace and quiet, 15 min walk from Shinjuku.
  • HarajukuNeighborhoodVibrant fashions.
  • AkihabaraNeighborhoodCosplayers.
  • Japan Travel by NavitimePlaceApp for public transit, weather, car rental, currency.
  • Safety TipsPlaceApp for emergency alerts and quake/typhoon info.
  • DeepLPlaceTranslation app.
  • Shinjuku's KabukichōNeighborhoodRed-light area with bars and restaurants.
  • Shinjuku-nichōmeNeighborhoodOne of Asia's largest LGBTQ+ districts.
  • Tokyo PrideFestivalAnnual LGBTQ+ festival.
  • ShinjukuNeighborhood
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Condé Nast TravelerJul 27

The Best Affordable Hotels in Tokyo Under $300 a Night

A Tokyo-based travel expert breaks down the city's new wave of stylish, affordable properties.

Practical base with excellent train and subway access.

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