Shinjuku 3 spots
Shinjuku is home to the station said to be the world's busiest. Hotels and department stores stack right above it, so meals, shopping and breaks all happen indoors. It suits families who don't want weather to break their plans.
Japan's first high-rise hotel, opened in 1971 and walkable from Shinjuku Station.
Stroller OK · Nursing room · Changing table · checked Aug ’26
A toy museum inside an elementary school built nearly ninety years ago.
Nursing room · Changing table · Elevator · checked Aug ’26
Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
A former imperial garden of 58 hectares, holding three garden styles in one plan.
Stroller OK · Nursing room · Changing table · checked Aug ’26
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Reading about this area
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Baby-friendly Tokyo map #01: getting through Shinjuku Station's south side with an infant
Keio 7F, Takashimaya, the plaza basement, Chuo Park: a public agency maps where you can feed and change a baby.
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Shinjuku lunch with kids (2026): ten places that take strollers, babies, and sit near a nursing room
Isetan's 6F has six nursing booths and five changing tables, with a play-corner cafe next door.
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[Shinjuku] Odakyu to the JR Chuo line with a stroller: 13 minutes, and a queue for the lift
Timed at 13 minutes, and the lift filled up before they could get on. It changes how you budget a transfer.