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A shop directed by "Trois Gros", a restaurant that has been shining in three stars for more than 50 years, in the French Michelin guide. Bread, cakes, baked goods, jam and tea are lined up in the shop. Among them, the limited bread "Pan Calle" is recommended. It is a danish-flavored bread with a slight sweetness, baked with mascarpone cheese and heavy cream in addition to milk and butter.

A shop that can be said to be the forerunner of delicatessen in Japan. Sandwiches and prepared foods that are particular about ingredients are lined up, and are recommended for home-party souvenirs.

A bakery handled by the popular chef Boulanger, Shomasa Sugikubo. There are three types of bread: sticky, moist, and rich. "Balloon bread", which features a cute package, is the most popular in texture.

Yodobashi Camera's head store, which consists of 13 specialized buildings and is kindly and courteously handled by a highly knowledgeable salesperson.

A select shop of accessories at Shinjuku LUMINE 1. There are many designer items and one-point items that are only here. Among them, the sparkling stone ring is a must-see design for jewelry lovers.

A large commercial building consisting of Lumine 1 and 2. In addition to the topical fashion & gourmet, Lumine 2 also has a theater where you can enjoy live live performances of Yoshimoto entertainers. It is a popular spot regardless of scene or age.

The Odakyu Romance Car, which connects Shinjuku and Hakone Yumoto in as little as 1 hour and 13 minutes, is a yearning presence that makes the journey gorgeous. The new romance car GSE70000, which debuted on March 17, 2018, is based on the concept of ''a romance car that runs gracefully in the time following Hakone'', and the observation seat adopts a large single glass, the side window of the vehicle is 100cm, which is 30cm higher than VSE and MSE, and you can fully enjoy the scenery of the four seasons along the flowing line.

With the "best beginner-friendly gym in the world", the facility offers free guidance of 20-30 minutes for inexperienced people. A limited campaign of 2000 yen for the first time, which includes a registration fee, a facility use fee (1 hour), and a set of rentals.

It is located on the first floor of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, where you can get the Tokyo tourist information and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government's official tourist guidebook "Tokyo Travel Guide". Japanese language, English, Chinese, and Korean. The Tokyo Tourism Information Center is also located at Keisei-Ueno Station, on the 2nd floor of Haneda Airport International Passenger Terminal, and on the 3rd floor of Busta Shinjuku, on the 3rd floor of ecute Tachikawa.

A complex cultural complex with three zones of business, commerce and culture. Artistic activities flourished, including performances in a concert hall with 1632 seats, and opera and ballet at the adjacent New National Theatre. There are shops and restaurants on the 53rd to 54th floors, the 1st to 2nd floors and the 1st basement floor.