Planning for a budget accommodation during the trip to Tokyo, Japan wasn't an easy task as we had to consider a few criteria such as
- Location - how far the distance from the hotel to attraction places in Tokyo
- Convenience - how far to get to the subway (train) station
- Hotel budget - looking for an affordable budget stay
- Entertainment - Preferably to stay within the food alleys and shopping areas which open until late at night.
We were recommended to stay at the budget hotel at Shinjuku in Tokyo, Japan. The hotel room and bathroom are small but the hotel location is very convenient as it was situated in Kabukicho. Kabukicho is the location of many hosts' and hostess' clubs, love hotels, restaurants, nightclubs and shopping malls which operate until late at night. We weren't bothered and concerned about the activities of the red-light district as it was safe to walk around since this industry had been legalized in Japan. Apart from that, it is a short walking distance of 5 minutes from the hotel to Shinjuku station.
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| Welcome to Shinjuku city after a long ride from Narita International Airport in Tokyo, Japan |
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| Crossing on the pedestrian crossing when the pedestrian light turns green is mainly practised by Japanese on the road safety etiquette in Japan |
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| Standing at the border between Skyscraper District and Kabukicho of Shinjuku City in Tokyo, Japan |
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| Amazed with cocoon design which belongs to Mode Gakuen Cocoon Tower, a 50-story educational facility located within Shinjuku Skyscrapers Business District in Tokyo, Japan |
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| Queuing in a line and turning your mobile into silent mode before getting onto a train or a subway is the basic rules of train etiquette (manners) in Japan |
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| Reasonable prices of Japanese food can be found at small outlets (restaurants) in a train station or along the narrow alley in Japan |
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| There are many crowds of people heading for dinner or home at Kabukicho, Shinjuku city which is surrounded by entertainment, food and shopping mall in Tokyo, Japan |
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| Look at these pedestrian lines crossing which guide the pedestrians to cross horizontally, vertically or diagonally once the pedestrian light turns green in Japan |
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| Walking along Kabukicho of Shinjuku city which is surrounded by shopping malls, restaurants and entertainment in Tokyo, Japan |
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| Busy night traffic with crowded people at Shinjuku city (Kabukicho) of Tokyo, Japan |
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| Popular Robot Restaurant at Shinjuku in Tokyo, Japan |
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%2Bin%2BJapan.JPG "Queuing in a line and turning your mobile into silent mode before getting onto a train or a subway is the basic rules of train etiquette (manners) in Japan")
%2Bin%2Ba%2Btrain%2Bstation%2Bor%2Balong%2Bthe%2Bnarrow%2Balley%2Bin%2BJapan.JPG "Reasonable prices of Japanese food can be found at small outlets (restaurants) in a train station or along the narrow alley in Japan")
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