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Naruto Pop-up Shop in Shinjuku MaruiOne
Today, Naruto may be one of the most popular character in both manga and anime all over the world. Naruto Shippuden the Movie: The Lost Tower is now showing at the theater. It is the seventh overall Naruto film and the fourth Naruto Shippuden film.
In commemoration of the theatrical release of the Naruto Movie, Shinjuku Marui One Store, the launch pad for Tokyo’s cool fashion culture, opens Naruto Pop-up Shop on the first floor during July 31 to Aug 19.

How about dropping in to visit, after seeing the Naruto movie?
39. Its red-light district is the least dangerous – Kabukicho
Kabukicho is full of sketchy hostess clubs, airplane-themed ’showtime cabarets’ and ‘pink salons’ (don’t ask), but also … college students hanging out with acoustic guitars? Yes, the Shinjuku red-light district is not ‘classy,’ but it’s still Tokyo. So feel free to wander through it any time of the day, maybe picking up a cone of Häagen-Dazs on the way. Read the rest of this entry »
36. The most bars per square-meter – Shinjuku Golden Gai
BABY, THE STARS SHINE BRIGHT★SHINJUKU MARUI ONE
The shop BABY, THE STARS SHINE BRIGHT is one on the sixth floor of SHINJUKU MARUI ONE and is a hallmark of Lolita fashion. Read the rest of this entry »
Newly opened ACDC ★SHINJUKU MARUI ONE
Very popular ACDC in Harajuku is opened on the second floor of SHINJUKU MARUI ONE, where you can enjoy various things of Rock, Punk and Lolita styles in reasonable prices. Read the rest of this entry »
“Lemoned Shop Shinjuku” in memory of late “hide” of X-JAPAN ★SHINJUKU MARUI ONE
This year, 2010 marks the special Buddhist memorial service year of the legendary guitarist “hide” of X-JAPAN who passed away in 1998, and in this very year “Pinky Promise”, the official book of “hide”, are going to be published (at the price of 8,000 yen with tax included)
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22. You can spend every waking hour surrounded by comics
At a manga-kissa, or ‘comics cafe,’ a few hundred yen per hour nets you a tiny booth with a reclining chair, internet-enabled PC, an endless supply of all-you-can-read comic books, and bottomless soft drink refills. Read the rest of this entry »
3. Depachika
You could spend hours drooling over the elaborate pastries and picture-perfect sushi rolls at Istean’s recently refurbished, super-stylish depachika (デパ地下).
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Marui Shinjuku
Marui Shinjuku
新宿マルイ本館
3-30-13, Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, 160-0022
Store Hour : 11:00-21:00, Sunday and public holiday 11:00-20:30
03(3354) 0101
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Burberry blue label Marui Shinjuku Honkan
Burberry blue label Marui Shinjuku Honkan
バーバリーブルーレーベル新宿マルイ本館店
At Marui Shinjuku Honkan store, 3-30-13, Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
03-3359-1175
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Burberry Blue Label Tokyo Shinjuku Keio
Burberry Blue Label Tokyo Shinjuku Keio
バーバリーブルーレーベル京王百貨店新宿店
At Keio Shinjuku store, 1-1-4, Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
03-3342-2208
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Burberry Blue Label Tokyo Shinjuku Takashimaya
Burberry Blue Label Tokyo Shinjuku Takashimaya
バーバリーブルーレーベル高島屋新宿店
At Takashimaya Shinjuku store, 5-24-2, Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
03-5361-1649
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Burberry Blue Label Tokyo Sinjuku Odakyu
Burberry Blue Label Tokyo Sinjuku Odakyu
バーバリーブルーレーベル小田急百貨店新宿店
At Odakyu Shinjuku store, 1-1-3, Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
03-5323-4325
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Burberry Blue Label Tokyo Shinjuku Isetan
Burberry Blue Label Tokyo Shinjuku Isetan
バーバリーブルーレーベル伊勢丹新宿店
At Isetan Shinjuku store, 3-14-1, Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku
03-3352-3080
Ladies
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MUJI Shinjuku Store
Ryohin Keikaku opened Muji Shinjuku on July 26, 2008 .
Muji (無印良品 Mujirushi Ryohin) sells a wide variety of household and consumer goods.It is famous for its minimalist design, emphasis on recycling, avoidance of waste in production and packaging, and no-logo or no-brand policy. Read the rest of this entry »











