Shinjuku is a bustling area of Tokyo. This exciting area is full of contrasts. Witness the tranquil beauty at daylight and a frenzy of action as the day wears on, with throngs of people around and the neon lights coming on. Yet Shinjuku is unique in many special ways.
Green Spaces
The green spaces in Shinjuku are delightful. Regardless of where you stay, one of the best 5-star hotels in Tokyo or a homestay, visitors can embrace the beauty and serenity of Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. Spanning 140 acres, it has 03 lovely gardens, the Japanese, the English, and the French Formal Garden, each manicured with special touches to soothe the senses. This garden is in proximity to properties like BELLUSTAR TOKYO.
Well connected
Being the world’s busiest station, Shinjuku Station is an extraordinary one with over 30 platforms and more than 200 exits. It connects many Japan Railways lines with private lines across several other stations, serving nearly 3.6 million commuters daily. It is truly amazing to see how everyone walks so fast and how well Shinjuku is connected in Japan.
Amazing views
Shinjuku has numerous skyscrapers dominating the skyline. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building has an indoor observation deck on its 45th floor. This is open to the public free of charge and is a rare chance to take in the panoramic view of Tokyo’s bustling cityscape. It is even better at nightfall when the skyline is lit up.
Foodie Delights
Shinjuku is well-known for its diverse array of food and drink for different palates. Every random corner has its own eatery dishing out exquisite food. Ramen is a popular dish in Shinjuku, loved by visitors and served at many eateries. Bars and cafes are other welcoming enclaves offering a range of drinks and snacks for hungry visitors.
