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Golden Gai
photo by てらたにこういち · CC BY 3.0
Golden Gai
photo by 菊竹若狭 · CC BY-SA 4.0

More than 250 bars as wide as a door, behind Hanazono Shrine.

More than 250 venues squeezed into a few alleys, each as wide as a door. It is the historic haunt of writers and theatre people, and it is just behind Hanazono Shrine.

A block in Kabukichō, Shinjuku, that survived the post-war rebuilding. It is just behind Hanazono Shrine.

ℹ️ Seven minutes on foot from the Shinjuku east exit. The alley is public and you can walk through at any hour, but the venues open in the evening.

🚉 Shinjuku-sanchome · 6 min walk

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Sources: yokoso-shinjuku.com

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Golden Gai
photo by てらたにこういち · CC BY 3.0
Golden Gai
photo by 菊竹若狭 · CC BY-SA 4.0

More than 250 bars as wide as a door, behind Hanazono Shrine.

More than 250 venues squeezed into a few alleys, each as wide as a door. It is the historic haunt of writers and theatre people, and it is just behind Hanazono Shrine.

A block in Kabukichō, Shinjuku, that survived the post-war rebuilding. It is just behind Hanazono Shrine.

ℹ️ Seven minutes on foot from the Shinjuku east exit. The alley is public and you can walk through at any hour, but the venues open in the evening.

🚉 Shinjuku-sanchome · 6 min walk

Holidays in Japan? Plan them with us.Over 2,000 real places, a day-by-day itinerary.FreeOpen the map →

Sources: yokoso-shinjuku.com

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