Kabukicho

Welcome to Kabukicho, Tokyo's wildest, neon-soaked playground! This is where the city truly sheds its polite skin. You can experience ”everything” the Japanese nightlife has to offer: from singing your heart out in ”karaoke” and drinking in hidden ”bars” to dancing in packed ”clubs” and exploring the city's ”most intriguing”adult entertainment spots. Kabukicho is the ultimate, ”all-inclusive experience”of Japan's wild side. ”Your craziest night starts now!”

Omoide Yokocho

Ready for a total vibe shift? Step off the busy Shinjuku street and "step straight into 1950s Tokyo!" Omoide Yokocho (Memory Lane) is a ridiculously atmospheric, cramped network of narrow alleys where ”time completely stopped” after the war. This place is the ”antidote to modern Tokyo”—a deep dive into the chaotic, smoky soul of the Showa era. Forget fancy seating. You’ll be squeezed shoulder-to-shoulder with local salarymen and travelers alike in tiny, smoke-filled ”Izakayas” that barely seat five people. The air is thick with the incredible smell of charcoal-grilled ”yakitori” (chicken skewers) and steaming ramen. This is ”authentic Tokyo” at its best: it's raw, it's cozy, and it's the perfect spot to grab an ice-cold beer and sip sake while sharing drinks with genuine locals. It’s a guaranteed time-travel experience with the best food and the coziest atmosphere you’ll ever find!