The Town Never Sleeps -The History of Kabuki-cho
<h1>Kabuki-cho in geography</h1>
<p>Kabuki-cho is located northeast of Shinjuku Station and is approximately 600 meters square.<br />
Although the area is small, the number of stores is much larger than the area itself, with more than 1,000 restaurants, hotels, and entertainment facilities crammed into it. It is a small town with a very high density of stores and people, with several buildings containing stores lining the narrow streets.</p>
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<p>photo by youinjapan.net</p>
<p>So what made this a special town? It goes back to the Edo period, which started in 1603. Initially, this town was an inn town, an accommodation town used for long-distance travel. </p>
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