shinjuku (Page 12)
There’re a lot of reasons to want to visit Shinjuku Kakekomi Gyoza, but their importance goes even beyond the vast range of savory dumplings.
When two loyal readers from Hawaii said they’d be in Tokyo for a few days, Mr. Sato sprang into action.
We sent one of our Japanese reporters, “Rei-chan,” to the “RAAR’s Night” crossplaying event in Shinjuku. Here’s his story.
The Internet can’t decide whether this is insanely cute or a prime example of terrible parenting.
All-you-can-drink beer costs just 600 yen (US$5.80), which will barely get you a single glass in many other Tokyo restaurants.
Commune with your comrades and enjoy a taste of some authentic, homemade Mother Little Sister Russia!
Sushi Mamire, in Shinjuku’s Kabukicho district, offers up all-you-can-eat sides of inari-zushi with every lunch.
Feel like having pizza for your boys’ night out? Better find somewhere else to eat it.
Use a Japanese sword and throw shuriken stars like a ninja for less than ten bucks in the heart of Tokyo!
Shinjuku Station has been transformed for a limited time with anime girls on pylons and stages and huge animated digital LED displays!
Photos show just how much the capital of Japan and the King of the Monsters have grown in 60 years.
Exact makeup of strange liquid still unknown.
Neapolitan-style pizza comes to Shinjuku, with fully customisable pies baked from raw to crisp perfection in only one minute using wood-burning ovens.
Tokyo’s historic drinking district is sitting on prime real estate, and that’s got people thinking…
Everyone’s favourite tokusatsu titan has a very important message for the people of Shinjuku this week.



































































