Hidden Gems of Shinjuku You Don't Want to Miss
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Shinjuku is one of the most exciting neighborhoods of Tokyo. In fact, there is so much to do, you can literally spend an entire day in this one area. I'll be taking you around some of my favorite places in Shinjuku.
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I would love to see a video on Shinjuku's underground city!
Swede here: I can confirm that the Japanese pronunciation of “IKEA” is same as Swedish. However it’s not a word but rather a acronym. The acronym that makes up the name stands for Ingvar Kamprad (the founder's name), Elmtaryd (the farm where the founder grew up), and Agunnaryd (the founder's hometown).
I like your patience in explaining perspective
I am a dishware freak.😂 You and I would have so much fun browsing pottery studios/stores throughout Japan. I really loved the lotus root plate in Nitori. If I were still throwing, I'd "borrow" the design. 😊 I adore your "hidden gems" videos, Shinichi. There is always so much to see and learn. My personal favorites are the tucked away parks, shrines/temples, and mom & pop stores and restaurants. Thank you for all you (and Satoshi) do! 💙💙
My daughter in law makes some lovely hand poured candles! I have them all over my house!
Shinichi, thanks for taking us along on your afternoon walk!
I can’t wait to visit Tokyo in January! It’ll be my first time visiting japan, and being outside of the USA at all. I’d like to take a walk up mount Takao as well if I find the path to the mountain understandable. Thanks for the videos as usual
Make sure to visit omoide yokocho located near Shinjuku station. Also known as piss alley dont let this scare you off! Its a short alley that is nothing short of amazing
What!? 😂@@geoffbrandenburg7814
Shinichi thank you so much for this tour of Shinjuku! That seating area above the trains is one I will remember, it looks so nice and a place to relax and drink a coffee or tea :)
No need to apologize, we all forget things now and then. Thanks for taking us around Shinjuku..
Can’t wait to watch this in the hotel tonight when we finish our road trip!
Thank you for making the Shinjuku Gyoen mistake so that I am reminded to check the public holiday dates! 🙏🏻
Thanks for your video. Very interesting and informative to know Shinjuku
Thanks for taking us on this walk enjoy it 😘❤️🥰😍🤩🌈🙏🌹
Can’t wait to explore these streets and shops again very soon!!
This was so nice. And my god, I'm always floored by how well dressed Japanese people are!
Right?! Like everyone is dressed to the 9s. When my brother and I were there we wore jeans and athletic wear mostly and felt SO out of place
Oh my gosh, RIGHT!? I travelled in loose sweatpants in a "corduroy" feel and hoodie, no makeup. I felt like a garbage bag haha@@ethanpope410
What a dream to live in a well designed city. Hate having to drive everywhere here in California.
A very nice walk. I think it was cool That you and Satoshi have the same Perfect spot to sit relax, and watch Trains in Tokyo 👍🏻
I love how at 12:55 the dad and his son have matching outfits.
I can’t believe I missed this area. It looks a lot cleaner and newer than the east exit. I guess I was too focused on the Kabukicho area and the western area near the Tokyo Metropolitan Government building. Maybe next time…
I love shopping at Shinjuku. Theres so much to see and eat.
Shinjuku is the place I always stay when I go to Tokyo. Convenient transportation and plenty of delicious food options.
I always smile when I see Marui. Of course when I was young I called it oioi. Thanks for the walk!
Thank for making this video Shinichi, it really helps a lot for first time Japan travelers. I shared this to my friend and they liked it.
thank you for the walk, I would love more walking and stationery as well as food hunting. Thank you!
Loved Hands on my recent trip. They were so helpful with a broken. Suitcase. Stayed at hotel grocery.
All good.
Love this your as it is now familiar.
Definitely interested in the underground world of shinjuku station. I’ve literally never exited where I meant to 😂😂😂
Thank you 😊 I'm visiting tokyo next month, this helps 🎉
Hope you enjoy it!
Great vid!
I like this format. Can't wait to see what other places you'll highlight! 👍
Very well presented. Thank you.
Very helpful - thanks so much for uploading, will definitely try this route 👍👍
Getting lot around shinjuku station is one of my favoutire things to do in japan.
Your japanese pronunciation of Ikea is more or less how we say it in sweden.
We stayed at Hotel Century Southern Tower right above the Shake Shack in April and we’ll be back next April. I love the area and the views from above.
Thanks Shinichi, Mika Moo and I stayed a week in an Airbnb next to Shinjuku Goen in 2017 just down the Street from Tsukemen Gonokami Seisakusho. It was great seeing it again.
Your favourite spot used to have a lot more Australian native plants back in 2017, it’s still a great spot to sit and eat cakes with a coffee.
That's awesome to hear. Looking forward to welcoming you guys back.
Hey Shinichi, thank you so much for sharing, I enjoyed the vlog as I like household ware! The walk is informative, thanks!
What a fun neighborhood! How blessed to know a trainspotter. That has to be helpful.
I love this! Great tour, thank you. It's super timely for me as i'm coming to Japan in 2 weeks and staying right near where you ended this video. Arigato!
Wonderfully informative video as always, Shinichi-San. Thanks for uploading.
Thank you for the video! It’d very helpful is you could add some Google Maps links with the places you showed 🙂
Thank you so much for this video. I liked everything about iyt even when you digress and you give us little bits of info.. Love so don't apologize... looking forward to seeing the park.🤗🥰💕
Yes if you could do a video about all the underground parts in Shinjuku that would be very interesting!
This is great, more in this format please 🤞👏
What a wonderful tour! I can't wait for part 2. I will likely never get to travel to Japan but at least I can experience it some through your videos. Thank you for the cookbook recommendations, I'd love to learn more about authentic Japanese food. Are there any other coolbooks you would recommend? I am in Indiana , USA. I love to cook and think it's such a wonderful way to learn about others, and to show care and love.
Thanks for all the hard work you put into these videos! Be well.
Why would you never go to Japan, if you really want to go you will go. I am going next month :)
@markylon maybe one day, however I'm getting older and have some considerable health issues I must take into account. I would love to visit and learn more about the country and people first hand. My husband, as a teen, lived with a Japanese man in New York city for a while, as his dad had a job that meant they moved a lot and he didn't care to keep moving. This man taught him a lot and took good care of him. The man was tragically killed by a stray bullet though :(
@@darahhart5872 Oh my I'm sorry to hear that. I wish you well
@markylon ty! We all have challenges in life. Embrace each day :) some people lie about their age I am happy to tell my age, many do not make it as long as I have.
@@darahhart5872 you're as only as old as you feel.
To the right is one of my favorite hotels “the century tower” , thanks for walking in one of my favorite areas of town which I have not visited since late 2019.
And the park is one of the must see spots in all of Tokyo, regardless of the seasons.
We are staying in Shinjuku in December to attend Opulence, so I am totally going to try the matcha and hojicha in NeWoman! It's funny how many of the restaurants and tea shops in Tokyo are the same as in SoCal these days.
Your walk feels so familiar to us - a combination of visiting several times (including buying things in the antenna shop and Hands) and watching your videos for many years. That's why we love your secondary channels so much, always new things to see in cozy vibes.
This is a nice video. Thank you for posting. I’ve subscribed to your channel.
New subscriber here! Thank you for this channel. God bless you. 🙏🏽🫶🏽
Thank you. Pls make more video of more things to do. And how many days a are good to spend there?
Thank god I found your video! I'll be staying in Shinjuku in January 2024. This video has helped me plan my itinerary there. Thank you
I had to take overnight buses from Busta Shinjuku a few times (before Corono pandemic) so I'm glad to see all the shops in the area are still there! This year I actually went to Japan in late September but stayed mostly out of Tokyo, maybe next year I'll have some time to check out some of my favorite shops around Shinjuku station, including L-Breath!
Thank you for this walking tour along Shinjuku. We will be travelling to Japan mid November and your video will be a great help for me as I will be alone most of the time on our trip as my daughter will be travelling to Shizuoka to watch the NEWS concert. So excited to visit Japan once more.
I'll be going for the first time in January and will be staying by Shinjuku! So hyped
That something something train line seems interesting
Thank you for showing Shinjuku! I really appreciate your videos ☺️. I am having a research on how best to go about visiting Japan. We hope to meet you in person. ☺️New sub here from Berkeley California 🇺🇸
I love Shinjuku I miss already
Your japanese way of saying IKEA is pretty much spot on the swedish way.
See u again in April Shinjuku!!!!! 👍🏻
Hi love you guys! Can you explain what the yellow lines on the sidewalk are? Thx
Thanks for the video. Please advise how early I should go to take a bullet train to Kanazawa, Is it save to download and use Ex app to order Shinkansen tickets ( the review rating is not great)Thanks
I am staying at the Keio Plaza Hotel October 9 to 11th. Are you going to show the Keio plaza?
We went to Tokyo in 2017 and could not find public seating anywhere! So glad you made this video to reduce our 20,000 steps to 19,500 steps 😂😂😂
Thanks Shinichi, Shinjuku confuses me so avoid as get disoriented&evenTokyo station too big. Pizza Bar on 38th meant to have great pizza in Tokyo&tried Guzman&Gomez in Harajuku from Oz just to compare. I saw EggSlut in LA&I hope to return in the future to Japan as liked Sapporo Thanks for the tour of your backyard Shinichi,it is always great to explore
Is ok,thank you so much,so good to see you without mask,it must be so hard to breath and talk under
Last time I went past that Shake Shack there was a line out the door :o
Loved this! Can you go in to the IKEA next time? 😃
It's been a very long time since I've been in Shinjuku. I think it was 2019. I think so much has changed since then. I remember that they build some of the things I think at the new south area. That was in my student days. I always go to Shinjuku new south for the Christmas lights if I'm in Tokyo around that time of year. And I've been to a small flea market in summer in the Shinjuku area, not that far from the station, That was a nice area. I love the dango place you showed in a video a long time ago. That was delicious.
As I'm usually closer to Ikebukuro, I always go there, but the Hands is no longer there so I either have to go to the one in Shinjuku (To be honest that's not my favourite location) Or I have to check out the one they have in Toyosu. But with that antenna shop from Miyazaki prefecture in Shinjuku I think I can combine those stores :)
Nice intro,I had missed a lot being there ten months ago
I am going over to Japan in January 2024. Are there recommendations?
Clearly we haven’t taken advantage of the Shibuya area when we visited 😢. We’ll try doing that with our next visit! ❤
I feel like I say that about literally every area I visited, when I see people make videos
Where is the best Okonomiyaki restaurants in Shinjuku
i am interested in the underground city
are you one of the tabieats guys :) I remember one of them love trains watching
the idea of parks even being able to be closed is such a strange idea to me as an american... but i guess japan has a lot of stuff that's different
I was in Shinjuku in the middle of September, and it was still ridiculously hot and humid.
I'm coming back at the end of November and I'll be staying at the Gracery Hotel.
I will try to check out some of these spots.
Is it true that train watchers are not popular in Japan?
Aparrently there is a weird subculture of "train-otaku" in Japan and nobody likes them.
The Tim Ho Wan doesn't have a Michelin star. The one in Hong Kong does.
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God I cant wait to be there in Feburary. Gonan been 4 days in Tokyo and 2 days in Hakone