We ignored the advice of one reviewer who said to “never, ever eat” the video game-inspired dish, but was our courageous decision a foolish one too?
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After spotting a suspicious stranger in Shinjuku, Mr. Sato is connected with someone he’d never have expected.
Put the money you would have spent on sleeping in a fancier room towards a longer stay in Japan at this Shinjuku hotel.
Startling scene unfolds at Shinjuku Station.
The Idolmaster compels otaku and gamers to get to Shinjuku Station at the crack of dawn for some cool free merch.
Tokyo tour visits locations from Makoto Shinkai’s hit, recreates the food the characters eat, and takes reservations in English.
Mr. Sato takes the plunge and follows the promise of a super-cheap haircut into the unknown.
Declare your love for iconic characters at this temporary Shinjuku store with their elegant jewelry.
The celebrity couple drew attention as they shopped and strolled around the streets of Tokyo this weekend.
Groups of three players will team up to battle an Angel in recreation of the fun parts of the heavy-themed fighting robot anime.
This glittering culinary creation is designed to bring luck to purchasers of Japan’s Dream Jumbo Lottery tickets!
Shake Shack has no problem selling its sandwiches in Japan, but it’s decided to give away over a million yen in food anyway.
Delicious maguro tuna and all-you-can-drink coffee for less than most fast food set meals.
Come for the unlimited beer, stay for the Japanese-style fried chicken (and probably the ramen).
It doesn’t have a star yet, but our research points to this Shinjuku restaurant getting the honor soon.
This may be the best deal ever for fans of beer and shochu sours who’re tight on cash and time.



































































