Hidden Tokyo | The Quiet Side of Shinjuku & Toshima City | JAPAN vlog

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From the guide “Shinjuku Guide: Station, Food, Nightlife & Garden”: Shinjuku brings together a national garden, free skyline views, department-store food halls, narrow dining lanes and late-night bars. The key to enjoying it is choosing the right side of the station for your first stop.
The guide goes on: “Get Your Bearings: West, East and South”. The GO TOKYO Shinjuku guide is a useful overview; save Shinjuku Station on Google Maps before arriving. (gotokyo.org)
From the guide “Hama-rikyu from Shiodome: Plan the Pond, Tea Stop and City Exit”: For a comfortable Hama-rikyu visit, choose a land entrance from the Shiodome or Shimbashi side, make the tidal pond your main landscape interest and decide whether a tea stop belongs in the plan.
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Hama-rikyu from Shiodome: Plan the Pond, Tea Stop and City Exit