Kabukicho

Tokyo Kabukicho, the name is ringing all over the world, I don't know much. In addition to a few tourists during the day, there are not many people. At night, it immediately changed its appearance. It is indeed the world's leading nightlife center. But she is not as different from Europe's red light district as everyone thinks. Very Japanese cultural. Although this will not be particularly chaotic, compared to other parts of Tokyo, because illegal stays are relatively concentrated, there is more criminal activity. In addition, walking through various parts of Japan, it seems that only at night Kabukicho, this is the first time to see a pile of garbage on the ground.

In the National Day holiday, I believe that many friends will choose to travel abroad, and many friends will choose to go to Japan to see the preferred destination, because you know~ After all, there are so many beautiful "movies" in Japan~ So since you arrive in Japan, you must see these places!

There will always be some impulses, for some interests and arrangements, there will always be some restraint in mind, but difficult for reality. To Japan, a relaxation in a tense life state.

Check in the Kabukicho Grand Theatre in Tokyo, where Kabuki is staring, and there are famous Kabuki performances at any time.

It was a hustling and bustling district where you can stroll around. I haven't experienced any service there yet they look interesting to me.

amazing place to enjoy the night in Tokyo

Shinjuku's kabuki is famous far and near. During the day, kabuki is a busy business district surrounded by large and small duty-free shops and large commercial buildings. In this place, you can not only go to small shops that are not famous, but also to famous places such as Tang Jigord, Uniqlo, Isedan and so on. In addition to purchasing, you can better experience the local conditions and customs of Japan by sitting in Yilan Ramen, Chinese canteen and other places (there is also the phenomenon of slaughtering customers here, try not to go to the entrance to solicit customers). After 8 p.m., the Kabuki changed into a new scene, with neon flashing. At this time, Kabuki changed into Asia's largest red-light district. There were all the lads in the street, but if you refused, they would never pester you. But as a foreigner, you can only feel it outside, unless there is Japanese traffic, otherwise the principle is that people do not receive foreigners.

Shinjuku Kabuki: It is the most famous red-light district in Asia. There are many restaurants, shopping malls, restaurants, cinemas, game venues and so on. It's said that only domestic women are served here, and their daily consumption is very high. The lights are bright at night.