Café La Bohème Shinjuku Gyoen

Formal, landscape and traditional Japanese gardens, about 900 cherry trees, and a greenhouse of more than 1,000 tropical and subtropical species.

An old elementary school where each classroom holds a different kind of toy, from traditional Japanese ones to board games, and a separate play room for babies.

Free, with seven old fire engines in the basement, a retired fire helicopter at the entrance, another out on the fifth floor, and an Edo-era diorama.

Japan's biggest Disney Store, and the only one in the country where you can order custom D-Made goods in person.

A 12-meter Godzilla head looms over the eighth-floor terrace, and the 30th floor is all Godzilla, rooms included.

The chain's first store in Japan, on an avenue of ginkgo trees more than 100 years old, with an open terrace where dogs are allowed.