Directly parallel to Kabukichō Ichiban-gai is where you’ll find him! Perched high above aptly-named Godzilla Road, this massive dinosaur-like creature appears to guard Hotel Gracery – closely resembling a massive black and white barcode.Ĭompletely surrounded by colourful neon billboards and sounds from all sides, it could be said Godzilla Street is one of the most exciting streets of Tokyo! One of the best times to visit Godzilla Road is the late afternoon once the lights slowly begin to come to life. I’m sure you’ve heard Shinjuku is home to Japan’s famous Godzilla with his blue laser beam eyes. Godzilla Road, Shinjuku: One of the most exciting streets of Tokyo
No wonder it’s one of Shinjuku’s ultimate nightlife areas!
It’s bright neon signs are alluring for photographers and CyberPunk lovers, its narrow noodle shops, pubs, whiskey bars, yakitori eateries and restaurants are perfect for foodies, its numerous karaoke rooms, pachinko parlours, bowling alleys, cinemas, nightclubs and gentleman’s clubs attract those looking to party the night away. Kabukichō is one of the best areas in Tokyo to visit at night for a range of reasons, you could say it’s the city’s Red Light District. It’s prominent location in this neighbourhood means you’ll likely stumble across it without trying! Listed in no particular order: Kabukichō Ichiban-gai, Shinjuku: A must for nightlifeįramed by a red intertwined overhead sign, Shinjuku’s Kabukichō Ichiban-gai 歌舞伎町 is one of the most photographed Tokyo streets at night. Of course, this list would not be complete without including the must-see photography spots to commemorate your trip! In my humble opinion these are the best streets in Tokyo for admiring attractions, shopping, and grabbing a bite to eat. Ahh, there is a lot to love about this exciting city! One moment you can feel like you’ve been teleported to the Edo period centuries in the past, only to turn a corner to find yourself inundated by neon lights, countless overhead cables and futuristic buildings. There is enormous variety to be found when exploring the different roads in Tokyo. Read on for more!ġ7 Iconic Tokyo streets you must see to believe I created my Japan travel blog in part to share my findings to help you do so, too.Īfter several visits to this incredible destination, I’ve hand-picked what I believe are the most iconic Tokyo streets you need to see to believe, as well as Tokyo roads for a spot of shopping. When I’m being an invisible tourist in Japan and beyond, I love seeking out the popular spots (they are for a reason!) as well as the lesser-known locations to gain a greater understanding of the local history and culture. It’s understandable that overwhelm may set in when trying to figure out the most photogenic streets of Tokyo to explore. But with 23 sprawling neighbourhood wards, Tokyo is one of the largest cities in the world! If you’re preparing for a trip to Japan, there’s no doubt that you’ll want to create a Tokyo itinerary if it’s your first time visiting the country. Where are the most iconic streets in Tokyo? It’s so organised, and yet the address system is in complete chaos.” ~ Nick Wooster. “There are so many more people in Tokyo than in New York, but it’s pristine.
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