Shinjuku is known for the biggest business and drinking town in Japan. So many business person are walking on the street. At first you will visit Omoide Yokocho, where is traditional and local Izakaya street. There are so many restaurants and bars in narrow spaces. That street is made after WW2. So you may feel humanity. Surrounded by Japanese business person, let's eat Yakitori, skewered chicken and beer.

Then you move to Kabukicho, the biggest red light district and see Japanese nightlife. There are so many glittering board and neon signs on the street, We pass by Godzilla building, narrow backstreet and learn Japanese night life.

Wander through a maze of narrow alleys lined with tiny, character-filled bars, each with its own unique atmosphere—from nostalgic Showa-era hideaways to quirky music- and film-themed bars.　Guided by a knowledgeable local who knows exactly where to go. Along the way, enjoy drinks in cozy, intimate spaces where conversations come naturally. Chat with bar owners and local regulars, discover insider stories, and gain a deeper understanding of Tokyo’s nightlife culture. This is more than just a night out—it’s your chance to explore hidden gems, connect with people, and experience the authentic spirit of Tokyo in a way most travelers never do.