Location: Shinjuku
Top Things to do in Shinjuku
Things to do in Shinjuku, Kanto: The Best Game & Entertainment Centers
In busy Shinjuku, you’ll find some of the tallest buildings in Toyko, as well as tons of shopping malls, bars and clubs. To escape the hustle and bustle, TripAdvisor travelers recommend visiting Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, a beautiful and peaceful park in the middle of the city.
Restaurants in Shinjuku
1. The Geisha Cosplay
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
2. Tokyo Shooting Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
This is a casual amusement facility that you can enjoy 'shooting game' which is a Japanese traditional festival's game. How to play: ①Hit the toys. ②You can get the toys you hit. ③Also, you can get various prizes based on your point. Let's change to traditional costumes and enjoy the traditional Japanese game at Shinjuku Kabukicho.
3. Hagu Cafe Shinjuku Honten
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
4. Cat Cafe Singeki Cat
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
This is a place that you can take rest and play with cats. We have 15 friendly cats and 3 stuffs here who can talk Japanese, English and Chinese. Welcome to Singeki Cat.
5. B8ta Shinjuku Marui
6. Takadanobaba Game Center Mikado
7. Cat Cafe Nyankoto
8. Ninja Trick House In Tokyo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 144 reviews
last admission:20:30 PM. Closing days: See the HP calendar. The Ninja Trick House in Tokyo is a theme park styled facility which opened in July of 2016, where visitors can experience the life of a ninja. Conveniently located in the middle of Kabukicho, a 5 minute walk from the JR Shinjuku Station East Exit and the Seibu Line Shinjuku Station. Here, you can experience the use of shuriken(throwing star) and ninja swords. You can also search for trick walls and mechanisms of a ninja house in the "Trick Room," and swordsmanship in the "Training Hall," where you can learn ninja warrior techniques like how to draw a sword or throw a shuriken. The venue offers an enjoyable ninja warrior experience for one and all, from young children to adults of any age.
Reviewed By Minflux
This was possibly the best experience on our trip to Tokyo. You get a bit a history and it’s on to the action. Staff was great with decent English. Had a ton of fun and plenty of photo ops.
9. Tokyo Mystery Circus
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 64 reviews
A collection of entertainment games such as Real Escape Game where you have to escape from an impossible situation, Real Stealth Game where you infiltrate an enemy’s base to complete your mission undetected, Projection Table Game where you utilise interactive projection mapping technology to solve puzzles, and many other new and exciting real-life game and events.
Reviewed By pikapepakura
This review is for SCRAP Escape Games' virtual escape rooms. I've played both "Escape from the Alien Research Facility" and "Escape from the Abandoned Laboratory". Content-wise, both games are excellent. They are very puzzle-oriented, so be prepared with pencil and paper to play! There is more role-playing than you might expect from a "typical" escape room experience, which my group and I enjoyed. It translated well into a virtual environment where everyone is playing on Zoom teleconference. Both of the games we played were conducted entirely in English and by professional game masters. They made our experiences fun for expert and new puzzle players. I would love to visit this venue in-person one day. In the meantime, I highly recommend trying out their virtual games!
10. Cat Cafe Mocha Lounge Shinjuku
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Fashionable cat cafe MOCHA (Mocha) of topic by TV and a magazine. It is a cat cafe that can be enjoyed with confidence even for the first time. I was particular about the interior so that people and cats could easily spend. It is a cozy space like a cafe and a kind of living space. Please feel free to stop by. We are developing 20 stores.
Reviewed By Fashioneatstravel
The lounge was nice and spacious, with lots of very happy cats! We were able to pet so many of them - I have a cat, so I know they can be finicky - I usually stretch out my hand, and if they seem ok with it, proceed with light petting. Some reviewers of this chain complained that they charge in 10 minute increments, but, come on, it is $2 for 10 minutes, and it is for the cats! The space was very clean, and the staff clearly cares about all the kitties!
