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Kabukicho is the red light district of Tokyo and is the most famous downtown area of Tokyo. Here you will find a variety of Japanese establishments including izakayas, karaoke boxes, numerous bars and nightclubs that are open all hours of the day and night. You can also spot the giant Godzilla in this area on the rooftop of Hotel Gracery. The Samurai Museum and The Robot Restaurant are also located here.

Opened in 1906, this national garden spans across an area of 58ha with three distinct garden styles; Japanese, French and English landscape. Every year in April, the garden is a very popular hanami tourist spot where people gather to admire the 1,300 cherry blossoms once they are in bloom.

A small area in Shinjuku that is famous for being a lively nightlife spot. Golden Gai consists of 6 connecting alleys packed with over 200 small bars and restaurants. Previously this area was popular with Japanese novelists and movie directors. However, more recently it has become a hotspot for foreign visitors.

In 1990, this building complex was designed by Kenzo Tange, the godfather of Japanese architecture. The popular 202-meter high observation decks on the 45th floor are in the Main Building No. 1 (free entry) with a direct elevator from the 1st floor.

This Shinto shrine is dedicated to the Hachiman God, God of war and battle, who protects people from bad luck and ensures a prosperous future. Presently it protects worshippers for safe childbearing, home safety and transportation safety. There is also a smaller shrine called Shusse Inari, which is famous for being a power spot that brings good luck for work and career.

One of the trendiest department stores in Japan, the flagship Isetan Shinjuku is renowned for having its window displays created by prominent artists and offering the finest food items, women's fashion and cosmetics. The main building is dedicated to women's fashion, and interior goods, there is a second building dedicated to men's fashion.

The Champs-Elysees of Tokyo, Omotesando is a fashionable tree-lined shopping boulevard with world-renowned architecture in the south-east area of Harajuku. This area caters more to the haute-couture and high-end fashionista. Shoppers here have access to almost all of the world top brands. The famous shopping mall, Omotesando Hills is a very popular destination. Opened in 2006, Omotesando Hills is located in the heart of the shopping area famous for luxury brand boutiques. This shopping complex consists of high-fashion shops, trendy cafés, bars and restaurants. It was built by the award-winning Japanese architect, Tadao Ando, who is a Pritzker Prize recipient.

The garden was named Yoyogi Gyoen in the Meiji Period when the ownership was transferred to the Meiji Emperor family, who then opened it to the public. Many people visit the garden in June to see the bloom of the Japanese Iris flower. There is also a well, built by samurai Kato Kiyomasa in the early Edo period, which is known to be a power spot.