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Nishi-Shinjuku⭐ 4.3(387)
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91/100
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7 min from Shinjuku Station
A hushed whisky bar lined floor to ceiling with rare Japanese whisky bottles, run by an owner known for guiding guests through unusual pours.
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Nishi-Shinjuku⭐ 4.4(494 reviews)
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96/100
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2 min from Tochomae Station
Status
Closed · Opens Thu 17:00
The 52nd-floor bar at Park Hyatt Tokyo made famous by a well-known film, offering panoramic city views, live jazz most nights, and polished cocktails.
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Total duration
4h 42m
Walking time
45 min
Start
12:00
Finish
17:27
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A near-perfect match for a special evening — floor-to-ceiling windows over Shinjuku's skyline plus nightly live jazz.
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96%
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Joseph Lim
2026-07-07
This is a very iconic bar featured heavily in Sofia Copola's Lost in Translation. I spent my 1 night in Tokyo here, I really enjoyed the experience here. They closed the hotel for a few years and did a faithful restoration to the interiors. The bar is at the 52nd floor. You can access it via the 1st floor and 41st floor lobbies. Contrary to what othera say, it can easily be accessed you just need to mind the signages. Do note that the Hotel is really very dark at night, the kighting is very minimal. There is a cover charge of 3000yen on 8pm onwards, i think this is due to the band. Drinks range from 2400yen above. There is a Lost In Translation Drink marked as L.I.T. in the menu, along with some signature cocktails. Their jazz band was amazing. The views of Tokyo are amazing here. Must try.
Karina Shaw
2026-08-14
Haters are going to tell you that it's not worth the money to come here. We found the opposite! The views alone were worth the cover charge. We were lucky enough to be sitting in the bar during a lightning storm. Live jazz music was being performed. The atmosphere was unmatched. The drinks were strong and well made, and our server was lovely. Obviously if you're a fan of Lost in Translation you should check this place out.
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3 reviews
Ella G.
2026-07-05
The view alone justifies the cover charge. A genuinely special evening.
Ivan T.
2026-06-13
Live jazz and skyline views make this one of Tokyo's most memorable bars.
Sana R.
2026-04-30
Pricey but unforgettable, especially at sunset.
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Alright Food Reviews
2026-04-15
This place is as good as advertised. The atmosphere is great, the staff friendly, and the drinks served properly. Of course it’s a little expensive, but if you get there before 8pm there’s no cover charge. And the views are pretty amazing. Worth checking out without a doubt.
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