Introduction
Located on the eastern edge of Shinjuku, Yotsuya is a district where history and modern city life meet. Home to landmarks like Akasaka Palace and Sophia University, the area is both cultural and international. With traditional soba shops, French restaurants, and cozy izakayas, Yotsuya offers a refined yet approachable side of Tokyo.
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Getting to Yotsuya
- JR Chuo & Sobu Lines: Direct access at Yotsuya Station.
- Tokyo Metro Marunouchi & Namboku Lines: Yotsuya Station connects conveniently underground.
Must-See Attractions in Yotsuya
- Akasaka Palace (State Guest House): A neo-baroque palace used for hosting world leaders.
- Sophia University Campus: A historic and international academic institution.
- Yotsuya Mitsuke Park: A green space with traces of Edo-period castle moats.
Shopping in Yotsuya
- Local Shopping Streets: Everyday stores with a local atmosphere.
- Bookshops & Cafés: Popular with students and locals.
- Specialty Shops: Small boutiques offering unique crafts or gourmet products.
Food & Dining in Yotsuya
- Traditional Soba Restaurants: Long-established eateries with authentic flavors.
- French & Italian Dining: Reflecting the area’s international flair.
- Casual Izakayas: Lively pubs popular among students and office workers.
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Conclusion
Yotsuya is a neighborhood that combines history, academia, and diverse dining, all within easy reach of central Shinjuku. Whether you’re drawn by its elegant palace, student life, or cozy restaurants, Yotsuya is a rewarding stop for travelers seeking Tokyo’s cultural and international side.
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