Shinjuku changes character after dark. This tour takes you from the lantern-lit lanes of Omoide Yokocho through Kabukicho and into […]
Shinjuku Tours
Sumo is at its best when you can feel the force behind it. This 90-minute Shinjuku show brings professional wrestlers
Shinjuku’s best introduction may begin at a sushi counter, move to A5 Wagyu grilled over a shichirin stove, and finish
Two professional sumo wrestlers, a close-up ring, and a bilingual host make this a lively introduction to Japan’s national sport.
Shinjuku is best understood after dark, when neon signs glow above narrow alleys and izakayas fill with office workers, regulars,
Making chopsticks sounds simple until you try to shave two matching sticks by hand. That is the appeal of this
Shinjuku’s best nightlife is often found behind a small door with no English sign. This three-hour walk helps you find
Shinjuku is easiest to understand after dark, when tiny drinking alleys, old-school eateries, and neon-lit streets all begin to hum.
Shinjuku after dark can feel like a maze of neon, narrow lanes, tiny counters, and doors that give little away.
Shinjuku is easiest to understand with a fork in your hand. This three-hour walk moves from tiny food stalls and