The semicircle on the right is "Shinjuku-New Okubo-Takada Racecourse-Mubai-Ikebukuro-Otsuka-Nested Duck-Komatsu-Tanduan-West Jiuli-Yinggu-Ueno-Big Bear Market-Akihabara", which is called Shimmachi in Tokyo, and it is a relatively traditional place. Compared with Shangmachi, the momentum is much smaller.
When it comes to food, Lamian Noodles in Ebisu is very famous, and Harajuku also has many black people. As soon as I saw you, I asked you to buy leather shoes or something (I experienced it myself). There are Yoyogi Park near Yoyogi and Meiji Jingu nearby. Needless to say, Shinjuku, known as the vice capital of Tokyo, is full of tall buildings. The most famous one is Ichimachi, kabukicho. There is nothing to see. It's just a busy street with neon lights. There are many Korean and Korean restaurants in New Okubo. It is a good choice to taste Korean food. Takada Racecourse-Mubai seems nothing special. Ikebukuro is called Zhonghua Street in Tokyo, where China people live densely and there are many Chinese restaurants. The most famous are "Sunshine City" and "Yin Zhi China Product Store". Otsuka-Nested Duck-Komori has nothing to say, among which "Nested Duck" is the most abundant activity for the elderly. Karaoke for the elderly here is warm and enthusiastic, and there are many KTV for the elderly. Next, let's talk about Tan Duan. Sunset in the west-sunset-Yinggu is nothing famous. Ueno's most famous is Ueno Zoo. Every cherry blossom season, people come here to enjoy cherry blossoms in an endless stream. But in Ueno Park, there are also some scenic spots that hurt people's hearts, that is, many homeless people build temporary shelters here. There is nothing in Tamamachi. Akihabara is the most famous street for electrical appliances, so we have visited all the lower cities in Tokyo. Next, let's talk about Uemachi, from Akihabara to Tokyo. Needless to say, Tokyo is the absolute center. If you leave Tokyo Station, you will find that Tokyo Station is very distinctive and has always maintained its original style. You have been walking west since you got off from Tokyo (I have a bad sense of direction. There is nothing to say in Yurakucho, except that the largest electrical appliance store ビックカメラhas a headquarters here, and we also jumped over the new bridge, which has no special features. Let's talk about Hamamatsu Town, which is a transit station from Tokyo to Haneda Airport. You can take the light rail to Haneda Airport. There is nothing in Tamamachi, and Shinagawa gives me a good feeling. The Tokyo Immigration Bureau is here, giving people the impression that it is a completely modern city with many tall buildings and great momentum. Otsuka didn't know there was a university at attention, and there was nothing special about the five defense sites-Muhei. In this way, I will tell you everything about the Yamanote Line.
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