Kabukicho (Tokyo)
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Maybe the most notorious entertainment district in Tokyo. Amply supplied with soaplands, love hotels, hostess bars, cabarets, and image clubs (imakura.) Non-Japanese are very much not-welcome in most of the places which deal in quasi-legal sexual services, and there are rip-off joints, but even a gaijin shouldn't get into too much trouble here unless he (or she) looks very hard to find it. The name comes from a proposal to build the national Kabuki theater here after the war (when more than half of Tokyo was ashes and/or rubble). That didn't happen, but this quite tiny neighborhood kept the name.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kabukichō,_Tokyo
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 35°41'43"N 139°42'13"E
- Kawasaki-ku (ward) 17 km
- Tsurumi-ku (ward) 18 km
- Kanagawa-ku (ward) 24 km
- Naka-ku (ward) 27 km
- Shonan 31 km
- Kanazawa-ku (ward) 35 km
- Sengokuhara 80 km
- Shibakawa 115 km
- Kajikazawa, Yamanashi 123 km
- Masuho, Yamanashi 126 km
- Shinjuku 0.9 km
- Tokyo Metropolitan Toyama Heights Apartment 1.1 km
- Waseda University, Nishiwaseda Campus 1.2 km
- Toyama Park (West) 1.2 km
- Toyama Park (East) 1.2 km
- National Center for Global Health and Medicine 1.4 km
- Tokyo Women's Medical University Kawada-cho Campus 1.5 km
- Gakushuin Women's College & Affiliated School 1.5 km
- Waseda University, Waseda Campus 2.1 km
- Bunkyo 4.5 km
Shinjuku
Tokyo Metropolitan Toyama Heights Apartment
Waseda University, Nishiwaseda Campus
Toyama Park (West)
Toyama Park (East)
National Center for Global Health and Medicine
Tokyo Women's Medical University Kawada-cho Campus
Gakushuin Women's College & Affiliated School
Waseda University, Waseda Campus
Bunkyo