[2025 Tokyo Restaurant] Travel Guide for Shimbashi Station (Updated Jul)

[Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum to Yurakucho Imperial Hotel Lobby Lounge 1F Museum-like Night Cafe Tour] Absorb the history of Japan's hospitality industry and Western gastronomy in the Imperial Hotel Lobby. 🍷Imperial Hotel Lobby Lounge 1F The Rendez-Vous Lounge & Bar Reservations are guaranteed 💰Price per person: 1900- Rendez-Vous Afternoon Tea: 6900- 🕰️Business hours: 10:00-22:30 (last orders 22:00) 💞Reasons we recommend: "In-house activity: Audio guided tour of the present and history of the Imperial Hotel - From the opening to the future, a historical journey on your own -" Enjoy a tour of the art and exhibits in the Imperial Hotel with an audio guide and a card with a map. Price 1,100 yen (tax included) Supported languages Japanese / English Available hours 11:30-23:30 (20-30 minutes) 📍Location: 1st floor, Main Building, 1 Chome-1-1, Uchisaiwaicho, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 100-8558 🖼️Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum 💰Price per person: Ticket 2300- Open at night, check the website 📍Location: 2 Chome-6-2 Marunouchi, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 100-0005 ⛩️Karasumori Shrine A small shrine I found on the way back 📍Location: 2 Chome-15-5 Shinbashi, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0004 #Summer vacation #Tokyo trip #Asia trip #Domestic travel strategy #My travel plan #Summer vacation trip #Hot spots in Japan #Domestic travel tips #Domestic travel #Comment corner #Absolutely free travel

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip Delicious yellowtail shabu-shabu with lots of Chinese cabbage [Notomi] 🐟 There are several stores in Suidobashi and Shinbashi, I visited the Shinbashi store, which is closest to Uchisaiwaicho Station ☺️ The yellowtail from Noto was very fatty and delicious, but the sashimi platter and octopus ponzu sauce were also fresh and amazing 🐙 There was a wide variety of sake, so I got carried away and ended up drunk that night 🍶 lol 📍 5F Nishiyama Kogyo Nishishinbashi Building, 1-12-6 Nishishinbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 2 minutes walk from Uchisaiwaicho Station #Notomi #Tokyo#Shinbashi#Uchisaiwaicho#ShinbashiDinner#ShinbashiIzakaya#UchisaiwaichoGourmet#UchisaiwaichoDinner#YellowtailShabuHotPot#RestaurantWhereYouCanDrinkSake

Shinbashi Nishiguchi Street, located just outside the Karasumori Exit of Shinbashi Station in Tokyo, is known as a mecca for office workers and is a restaurant district that retains a strong Showa-era feel. This area is lined with old-fashioned izakayas and standing bars, and is bustling with businessmen and tourists on their way home from work.   The street is dotted with international restaurants, including not only Japanese restaurants but also Italian bars, French bistros, and Chinese restaurants, so you can enjoy a wide variety of dishes at lunchtime. In the evening, there are also stylish cocktail bars and wine bars with a relaxed atmosphere, so you can choose according to your taste.  Shinbashi Nishiguchi Street is an attractive spot for visitors, combining the good old Showa atmosphere with a variety of modern gourmet foods. If you visit Shinbashi, be sure to take a stroll down this street.  #Spring 0 yen trip

Immediately after exiting the north ticket gate at Shinbashi Station, you will come across a unique space that feels like a cave in the city. HORA ANA table is a food hall where you can find a wide variety of food in a relaxed atmosphere, despite its convenient location directly connected to the station. The design makes use of the arches under the elevated railway, creating a comfortable space that you would never expect to find in a hectic station. From standing sushi to craft beer and specialty coffee, this place is home to a collection of unique stores that you'll want to stop by during your travels or commute. The lineup of stores, each with their own specialty, is attractive, including Standing Sushi Nemuro Hanamaru, where you can enjoy fresh ingredients from Hokkaido, Ise Kadoya Beer, where you can taste dishes made with local beer and ingredients from Mie, and Saza Coffee, which serves authentic coffee. You can also find canned goods you've never seen before at the canned goods specialty shop Kandaful. Convenient for both eat-in and take-out HORA ANA table is convenient for any time of the day, from morning coffee and lunch to a drink after work. The spacious shared space is comfortable and perfect for a quick meeting or a relaxing time by yourself. When you use Shimbashi Station, why not take a moment to take a break in this "cave". You're sure to encounter new deliciousness. #HORAANA #HoraanaTable #ShimbashiGourmet #StationFoodHall #TokyoCafe #CraftBeer #StandingSushi #SazaCoffee #DirectlyConnectedToShimbashiStation #FoodArchSpace #Spring0YenTravel

#Spring0yentrip "Shinbashi is a lively area in Tokyo where business districts and drinking districts coexist. There are many spots that are perfect for capturing the energy of the city and its unique scenery. In particular, be sure to capture the charm of Shinbashi, which looks completely different during the day and at night. 🌆 Shinbashi during the day Shinbashi during the day is an area lined with office buildings and commercial facilities, and the busy figures of businessmen are a part of everyday life. When taking photos, focusing on the sky visible between the buildings and the people passing by at the intersection will convey a lively urban impression. Cafes and small shops on street corners, and lunchtime scenes are also great snapshots that give a sense of the everyday life of the city. 🌃 Shinbashi at night The charm of Shinbashi is even more prominent at night✨. As businessmen head home, izakayas and drinking streets begin to bustle. The neon lights shine, the atmosphere of the drinking streets is even more moody, and the contrast of light and shadow is beautiful, making it a great spot for night snapshots. In particular, the intersection in front of the station and the illumination around "Karasumori Shrine" are perfect subjects that make you feel the charm of the city at night. 📸 Tips for photography When taking snapshots in Shinbashi, the key is to capture the bustle on the sidewalks and the movement in front of the station. By including the reflection of the buildings and the flow of light in the background, you can take photos with movement, so try taking pictures while paying attention to the shutter speed. Also, a close-up of the scenery of the back alleys lined with food stalls and drinking establishments creates a unique atmosphere like a scene from a movie. 📍 Access information 📍 Location: Shinbashi (Shinbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo) 🚇 Access: Within walking distance from "Shinbashi Station". 🕒 Best time to go: During the day, you can enjoy the bustle of business people, and at night, you can enjoy the changing atmosphere of the city with its neon lights. Taking snapshots in Shimbashi is the best experience to experience another side of Tokyo📸. Surrender yourself to the rhythm of the city and capture fascinating moments! ✨

Ad Museum Tokyo is the only museum in Japan dedicated to advertising and marketing. It showcases the history of advertising from the Edo period to the present day, featuring famous commercials and posters. It's a fun place to learn about the evolution of the advertising industry, and admission is free. The museum offers extensive exhibits on the history of Japanese advertising and interactive content that stimulates creative thinking. The archives of famous TV commercials and newspaper ads evoke nostalgia and provide a sense of the times. Regular special exhibitions on the latest advertising trends make it an irresistible space for those interested in marketing. 🕰️ Hours: Check the official website 🏖️ Atmosphere/Facilities: A space filled with the history and future of advertising, offering learning and discovery 📍 Location: Caretta Shiodome B1F, 1-8-2 Higashi-Shimbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 💰 Price per person: Free It's a spot where both those who want to deeply understand the history of advertising and those seeking creative inspiration can enjoy. Highly recommended for those aiming to enter the advertising industry.

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent #FebruaryTravelSupportEvent This is a Shinbashi alley where I took a snap shot of Tokyo. The subway passes through Shinbashi Station, so if you take a picture while the subway is passing by, you can leave a picture that captures the unique Japanese subway feeling! And this is a neighborhood famous for izakayas, so you can meet Japanese people who come to izakayas after work. Take pictures and enjoy izakayas in Shinbashi, which has a more local feel than a tourist spot!

#FebruaryTravelSupportEvent 📍ShinbashiStation This is ShinbashiStation where I came to take snap photos. The Izakaya alley is pretty, but this alley where the subway passes is also really pretty! That's why I took the last photo in front of this! I took it at the right time as the subway passed by, so it captures the flavor of Japan! If you want to take photos that have a strong Japanese feel, I recommend ShinbashiStation!

#FebruaryTravelSupportEvent 📍Shinbashi Shinbashi Station is famous for its izakaya alley. I came here for the first time to take snapshots, but there were so many izakayas! I went on Thursday, so there weren't many people, but I heard that it's full of office workers on Fridays. If you want to experience the izakayas that Tokyo locals enjoy, go to Shinbashi Station!

#February travel support event 📍Shinbashi Station Shinbashi is like Yeouido in Tokyo. It's a neighborhood with many izakayas because Tokyo office workers often have company dinners at Shinbashi Station after work. If you're curious about the after-work culture of Tokyo locals, go to an izakaya in Shinbashi Stationㅎㅎㅎ I took a picture of the colorful signs as I was passing by because they seemed to make the Tokyo night view look great.

[Enjoy unique ramen at Due Italian, Ginza Exit, Shinbashi Station] 💰Price per person: 1000-2000 yen 🕰️Business hours: 11:00AM-4:00AM 🕰️Business hours: Lunch 11:00AM-3:30PM Dinner 5:00PM-4:00AM 📍Address: 1F G10 Building, 1-4-5 Shinbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0004 After enjoying some drinks, head to JR Shinbashi Station through Yurakucho. If you're not satisfied, you can enjoy Italian-style ramen and alcohol, which are popular among Japanese women, in a clean store. It will complement your healthy and filling snacks. The recommended dish is tomato cold noodles 🍅, which are only available in summer. #DomesticTravel #SoloTravel

Taniseya is a ramen shop located in the office worker town of Shinbashi. It is a popular ramen shop that always has a line in front of the store. The thick soup is slightly thick but has a strong flavor without any bad smell, and when combined with the sharp soy sauce, it becomes a rich and flavorful soy sauce and pork bone soup. The noodles that go with the thick soup are also made by Sakai Seimen, which is famous for its ramen, and they are a perfect combination of smoothness and wheat flavor. You can feel the attention to detail in each ingredient, the char siu has a moist texture and is satisfying to eat, and the boiled egg is soft and soft. The ramen is very well-made, but it also goes great with rice, and when you combine it with the soup and the super spicy chili pepper on the table, you won't be able to stop eating. It's an authentic bowl that is worth waiting in line to eat. Address: 1F Eagle Karasumori Building, 3-11-1 Shinbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0004 Recommended point: Authentic rich Iekei ramen Average price: 1000 yen Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (4 stars) #Shinbashi #Ramen #Iekei #Taniseya

This trip to Tokyo, I was happy just to be with my family, but I think it was a more meaningful trip because I could really feel the alleyways of Tokyo. If you're looking for a place to stay in Tokyo, I highly recommend Shinbashi! It's quiet, close to the downtown area, has lots of places to eat, and is convenient for transportation! #TokyoTravel #Shinbashi

・Opening in autumn 2024 ・Right in front of the Shimbashi Station Steam Locomotive Square🚂 ・A vertical alley building🏮 with shops of all genres across all 9 floors B1F [Amajo] ・A restaurant where you can enjoy one-person hotpots such as shabu-shabu and sukiyaki. ・There is also a demonstration time where you can see the divers diving up close in a large aquarium! 1F [Shinbashi Yokocho Busho] ・A alley style where you can enjoy ingredients and B-class gourmet food from all over Japan, such as Hokkaido, Tohoku, Kanto, Kyushu, Okinawa, etc. ・There is also a geisha procession time along with the 2nd floor! 2F [Shinbashi Yokocho Asia] ・A alley floor where you can enjoy Asian cuisine such as Korean and Thai cuisine. ・At the back of the floor, there is also "Daisho Hinomoto," which is like a condensed version of each shop on the first floor. 3F [Za Gran Tokyo] - A restaurant where you can enjoy entertainment shows on a large stage while enjoying food and drinks. - According to the official website, there are various shows such as Showa era pop music, illusion, and martial arts✨ 4F [Grand Cafe Lounge] - A cafe lounge with an atrium from the 3rd floor where you can watch the shows below, and relax when there are no shows☕️ 5F [HAMACLUB] - A stylish club bar with a DJ booth. - Admission was free🙌 6F [HAMACOM] - A premium restaurant where you can enjoy karaoke and Gion cuisine in a private room. - A bit pricey, so it's perfect for anniversaries and business meetings🙆♀️ 6F [Mikan] - A snack bar where you can have a fun chat with a professional announcer who is a wordsmith 6F [Kouen] - A kaiseki restaurant where you can choose from Shochikubai. ・This is also a little pricey💰 ・There is also a time for entertainment such as dancing by geisha. 7F [O2 Plage] ・A truly relaxing space consisting of 3 areas. ・❶Private sauna ・❷High-concentration oxygen zero-gravity massage chair ・❸Private rest room with shower ・Open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year! 8F [Tea and Sake "TATAMI"] ・A stylish bar where you can enjoy Uji matcha sweets and sake🍶 from all over Japan. 8F [Rainbow Star] ・A rooftop floor where you can enjoy BBQ all year round under a large LED screen. ・It's a side street, so it's fun to go bar-hopping to the shops that interest you💡 ・The food is of a high standard, and every shop was delicious!!! ・You can enjoy both the exterior and interior, making it a truly entertainment building! ! 💫 It seems to be popular with foreign customers too🙈 #Domestic travel record

Yakiniku 37 NY west is located about a 10-minute walk from Shinbashi Station. It is a yakiniku restaurant that boasts a high-end lounge-like interior and carefully selected meat! There are also some mystery-solving menus and seats behind secret doors, so you can enjoy the presentation. There is also a yakiniku chef at each table, so you can enjoy the meat cooked to perfection. #FuriTabiWinter

A ramen shop recommended to me by someone from Tokyo If you want to eat family-style ramen in Shinbashi, this is the place! Even though it was a weekday, the restaurant was crowded with people We got the last seat at the counter! It was delicious and not too strong Please go and try it🍜 Ramen Taniseya 📍Address: 1F Eagle Karasumori Building, 3-11-1 Shinbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0004 🕰️Opening hours: 11:00-2:00 #0 yen trip

I went to a restaurant in Shinbashi! Both the exterior and interior are very sophisticated! I went in right after it opened, but later a bunch of salarymen came in Everything tastes great and is so delicious🥰 I'm glad the prices are reasonable☝️ It's right next to the station, so it's easy to get to! Please go and check it out~😗 Yakiton Specialty Eiyuu 📍Address: 1F A, Le Graciel Building 33, 4-15-8 Shinbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0004 🕰️Business hours: 14:00-5:00 🚃Access: Right next to Shinbashi Station #0 yen trip

I had previously introduced a restaurant to a close business partner, and we decided to go there, so we finally visited Ginza Hachiyo, a seafood buffet restaurant. I had been interested in this high-end seafood buffet since it first opened, as it had been introduced quite often. However, the reviews were quite polarized, so I went without high expectations. When I made a reservation at 6 p.m. and arrived, the restaurant was already pretty full. There were many foreigners, but about half were Japanese. I was seated and went straight to the buffet area, where the king crab and snow crab caught my eye first, and on closer inspection, I saw that there were a good number of small spiny lobsters, sweet shrimp, red shrimp, and sashimi. There was Chinese food, fried foods, cold hors d'oeuvres, sushi, seafood for BBQ, and even grilled wagyu beef, so perhaps because the turnover was fast? There was quite a lot of fresh food on display, and I had a hard time deciding what to take. While we were drinking beer and taking out the crab meat, mainly red king crab and snow crab, the staff kindly dissected the crabs for us. Lucky! After that, the staff was very kind to our table, telling us how delicious this crab was and how to eat this meat, and we ended up eating more crab than we expected. We grilled shellfish, and the oysters were plump and big, and there were some good cuts of meat, and we mainly ate the mizuji. We ate too much crab and couldn't eat much else, but the business partner I brought along seemed very satisfied. I'm not sure if it's worth it, but I thought it would be nice to bring people here for this price after eating so much seafood and other things. Some reviews said that the crabs were frozen, but almost all of them were frozen wherever you eat them, and the meat was good, so I was personally very satisfied. However, when you grill shellfish, the seawater will splash, so I think it's better to wear clothes that you don't mind getting a little dirty.

## Shimbashi Station: Tokyo's Old-School & Neon Paradise Shimbashi Station in Tokyo is more than just a train hub, it's a full-on vibe. Here's the deal: * **Morning:** Watch the city come alive as salarymen slurp down ramen. Duck into hidden alleyways packed with tiny, hole-in-the-wall Japanese joints for an authentic bite. * **Afternoon:** Explore history at the Shiodome Siogama Shrine or marvel at modern marvels like the Panasonic Center Tokyo. * **Night:** Fancy a fancy meal? Michelin-starred restaurants are a stone's throw away. Craving something casual? Ramen shops and cafes got you covered. Feeling adventurous? Golden Gai's tiny bars are legendary for a wild night out. **Getting Around:** Shimbashi Station connects you to the whole city. Asakusa's temples or the crazy Shibuya crossing are just a train ride away. **Basically,** Shimbashi is where old Tokyo meets the new. History lovers, foodies, and night owls will all have a blast. **Pro-tip:** Download google map app and grab a Tokyo metro Pass to navigate like a local.

Koppe Tajima is a bakery located inside the JR East Shinbashi Station B1F ticket gates. Eat-in and take-out are both available. They make it after you order, so it's fresh and delicious. It was crowded with office workers and office ladies during lunch hours. It's located in an area that leads to the Yokosuka Line, so it's also attractive that you can eat it quickly while transferring or traveling. The menu is also extensive. 1st basement floor, Shinbashi Station, 2-17-14, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0004 8:00-20:00 #TokyoTourism #Bakery #TokyoGourmet