신주쿠는 일본 도쿄의 복잡한 도시 한가운데에서 클래식한 매력을 지닌 감성적인 장소들을 품고 있습니다. 이곳은 오랜 역사와 전통이 스며든 공간으로, 여행자들에게 특별한 경험을 제공합니다. 각기 다른 매력을 지닌 네 곳을 통해 도쿄의 진정한 면모를 느껴보실 수 있을 것입니다. 그럼 본문에서 바로 이어서 살펴보죠.
4 Recommended Emotional Spots for Classic Travelers in Shinjuku, Tokyo
Experience the true Tokyo in a space that holds the depth and beauty of time
1. The Tradition of Indian Curry, Nakamuraya Manna
Nakamuraya Main Store, with a 115-year tradition, is the brand that first introduced Indian curry to Japan. Located on the basement level 2 of an iconic building in Shinjuku, the restaurant ‘Manna’ features a classic interior and attentive service. It offers not only curry but also desserts and beverages, making it perfect for long-time regulars and those who enjoy a quiet atmosphere.
2. The Holy Land of Art Films, Musashino-kan
Musashino-kan, which opened in 1920, is one of the oldest art cinemas in Tokyo, consistently screening world masterpieces and European art films. After reopening following the Kanto Earthquake, it has been loved as a holy place for film enthusiasts ever since. Inside, there are movie merchandise shops, photo zones, and snack corners, and special exhibitions featuring director Coppola and curated art film events are held regularly.
The Aesthetics of Fruit, Takano Main Store
Founded in 1885, the fruit specialty brand Takano is famous for its desserts, parfaits, and gift products made from high-quality fruits. The Shinjuku main store features a parfait bar on the basement level 2, a gift shop on the first floor, and a fruit café on the fifth floor, allowing visitors to experience a feast of fresh fruits along with explanations from fruit expert chefs. There is also a variety of gift jams and cookies available, making it great for shopping.
The Meeting of Culture and Architecture, Kinokuniya Bookstore Main Store
Founded in 1927, Kinokuniya Bookstore is more than just a bookstore; it is a central space for Tokyo’s culture. The nine-story bookstore is filled with a variety of books on literature, science, art, travel, and cooking, and the fourth floor features a dedicated performance hall that enriches the cultural experience. Designed by architect Kunio Maekawa, influenced by Le Corbusier, the building also holds significant architectural value and has been designated as a historical building by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government.
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