Located just a 6-minute walk from the bus stop, Tokyo Station is a terminal station with a rich history of more than 100 years. The Marunouchi station building has been designated an Important Cultural Property, and was restored to its original grandeur in 2012.

The Kodenmacho Station bus stop is 10 minutes from Ningyocho and its famous Karakuri Yagura mechanical puppet structures with entertaining figurines that move every hour. Access to the Shin-Nihonbashi Station bus stop is also convenient at just a 5-minute walk.

Ryogoku is well known for being home to the Kokugikan, a venue for the Japanese national sport of sumo wrestling. In addition, the nearby Edo-Tokyo Museum is home to large-scale reconstructions and scale models showcasing the culture and history of Edo-era Tokyo in an easy-to-understand manner.

At Solamachi, which also serves as the entrance to Tokyo Skytree, visitors can go shopping on the first floor’s Japanese-style “Station Street.” Also don’t miss the fourth floor “Japan Souvenir Street.”

Located just a 6-minute walk from the bus stop, Tokyo Station is a terminal station with a rich history of more than 100 years. The Marunouchi station building has been designated an Important Cultural Property, and was restored to its original grandeur in 2012.

Located just a 6-minute walk from the bus stop, Tokyo Station is a terminal station with a rich history of more than 100 years. The Marunouchi station building has been designated an Important Cultural Property, and was restored to its original grandeur in 2012.

It is about a 5-minute walk from the bus stop(G2) to Shinjuku Gate and Okido Gate, the entrances to 'Shinjuku Gyoen' National Garden' respectively. The large garden has a landscaped garden, a Japanese traditional garden, a formal garden, the Kids Area, ponds, and about ten thousand trees. This is a garden where visitors can enjoy the scenery for all four seasons. A short walk on the other side of the garden(to Shinjuku Sta.) will take you to the 'Shinjuku Golden Gai' and 'Kabukicho', the nighttime entertainment districts, and also to the famous shopping districts including the department store 'Isetan' and the electronics retail store 'BicCamera'

Shinjuku Station South Exit 'Southern Terrace' area, which directly connects to this bus stop(G3), is a promenade with an open deck structure that was established in 1998. Here is one of Japan's largest express bus terminals, 'Basta Shinjuku', and it is also a large Tokyo Tourist Information Center on its 3rd floor. As well as providing multilingual support, the information center is a convenient place to purchase tickets, exchange money, and store luggage. You can also enjoy shopping at the 'NEWoMan', the 'Lumine' commercial complexes, the 'Takashimaya' department store, or the 'Tokyu Hands', which sells household goods and stationery.

About a 10-minute walk north of this bus stop(G5) is the entrance to the 'Meiji Jingu'. Further down the street is 'Takeshita-dori', the birthplace of 'Kawaii culture', and Harajuku area, where people of high taste gather. On the south side of the bus stop is 'Koen-dori', starting from 'PARCO' commercial facility, where many trendy stores and restaurants are located, and ending with 'Shibuya 109', where teens and twenties gather to, the leading area for trendy fashion. In front of Shibuya Station, there comes the world famous 'Scramble Crossing' intersection. Around Shibuya Station, 'RAYARD MIYASHITA PARK', which has store with diverse value and culture, is also newly introduced and cannot be overlooked.