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2-8-1, Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku-ku
Tokyo, Japan 163-8001
03-5321-1111

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Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building

  • October 21, 2006
  • Rated 5 of 5 by youthskater190 from nothanks, California
Even backpackers can survive Tokyo's prices, if you know the language, people, and where to look. Youth Hostels can provide you in main areas in Tokyo, for a cheap price and usually provide breakfast the following day, a public bath on the floor you're on, get to the bath first, or else it will be icky and cold later with hair and stuff in it. Not pretty.

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From journal Tokyo, a World of it's Own...

Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building

  • October 21, 2006
  • Rated 5 of 5 by youthskater190 from nothanks, California
Even backpackers can survive Tokyo's prices, if you know the language, people, and where to look. Youth Hostels can provide you in main areas in Tokyo, for a cheap price and usually provide breakfast the following day, a public bath on the floor you are on, get to the bath first, or else it will be icky and cold later with hair and stuff in it. 

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From journal Tokyo, a World of it's Own...

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Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building

If you are in the Shinjuku area and need to get an overview (literally) of Tokyo, this is the place to be. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government complex is a series of buildings with striking architecture that have an observation deck on the top floor for public viewing, FREE public viewing I might add! Anything, within reason, that is free in Tokyo, jump at the chance!

Ride the public elevators with 20 of your newest, closest friends (please realize personal space in Japan isn't what it is in most other places) to the top of the Tokyo skyline. You will be afforded far-reaching views across all of Tokyo, and if lucky (and it's very clear), Mt. Fuji will be in the distance. Spend some time getting your bearings straight in this massive city. Break out your guidebook and try and decipher where the sites you want to see are. I spent about an hour here and really took in the surroundings. It gave me a better understanding of the distinct districts that make up Tokyo proper.

While up top, I also spied a small park that was having a "flea market." Always on the lookout for a good buy, I made my way down and made a few inexpensive purchases. Keep on the lookout for unique adventures. They are always out there to be had.

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From journal Tokyo, Japan - A First-Timer's View

Tokyo Government Building

See the urban sprawl in all its splendour. Witness the organised chaos of Tokyo spread out under you, and best of all its free. You can go up until 9 at night, and it's one of the best locations to see the new year sunrise!!!

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From journal Living the Hard life in Tokyo

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