Centre Travel

Recommended sightseeing course Discover deep Tokyo with Tokyu! Hop on and off to explore countless charming spots along the way from Shibuya to Kamata.  Haneda Airport is close by too! Start 8.30  Shibuya :  Feel the hectic pulse of Tokyo at the Shibuya scramble, and take your selfie with                                     loyal dog Hachiko in front of the station        9.30 Todoroki:    Approx 25 min Transfer to Oimachi Lin at Futako-tamagawa St. on the                                    Den-en-toshi Line.                                   Approx 5 min by Oimachi Line                           ...

This spacious park has a central square with a beautiful lawn, fountains and bird sanctuaries. -  Free admission -   2-1 Yoyogi Kamizono-cho, Shibuya-ku -  Yoyogikoen Subway Sta  (C02), Meiji-jinguman (Harajuku) Subway Sta (C03) JR Harajuku Sta., -  Open 24 Hours -  Open 365 days Web:   www.tokyo-park or jp/english/park/detail_03htm#yoyogi - 

The bank of Japan is open to visits in the Main Building and exhibition room with advanced reservations.  On display at the museum are currency and documents from ancient to modern Japan. Bank of Japan / Bank of Japan Currency Museum Mitsukoshinae Subway Station (G12) (209) Nihombashi, Tokyo, Japan Tel:   03 3277 3037 Email:   promail@bij.or.jp Bank of Japan  Advanced reservations are required for tours. Saturdays, Sundays, national holidays, year end and New Year holidays  www.bioj.or.jp/ Currency Museum  8.30 - 16.30 (admission until 18.00) Mondays (open if it falls on a national day)  New Year holidays   www.imes.boj or jp/cm/ 

The Electronics Area and Department Store Basement Food Floors of Shinjuku Shinjuku station is surrounded by huge electronics stores such as Yamada Denki, Bic Camera, which offer plenty of equipment such as PCs and electrical home appliances.  With Odakyu Department Store and Keio Department Store at the West exit along with other stores including Shinjuku Isetan at the East Exit and Shinjuku Takashimaya at the South Exit, the area surrounding the station is lined with huge department stores.  Among some of the most popular spots are department store basement food floors, which offer food items, Japanese and Western sweets, prepared dishes, boxed lunches and more. Many popular shops where eager customers are lined up appear one after another Shinjuku Sta on JR, Odakyu, Keio or Subway (MO8), (SO1), (EO1) (E27)

Japan's greatest entertainment district where tall buildings are lined up next to each other along with plenty of new hot spots. Known as " the town that never sleeps" , it is one of the livelist entertainment districts in Shinjuku. Varies according to the facilities / store Kabukicho Sabu Shinjuku on Sabu Line JR Shinjuku Sta