Can I enter Japanese custom shops and Kabukicho?

It is possible to go in, but it is best to find a local friend to accompany you in, otherwise you will encounter some embarrassing scenes. When we mention Japan, we immediately think of cherry blossoms, anime, and sushi, but in addition to these, Japanese custom shops and Kabukicho are also one of the more famous features.

In the past, Kabukicho was closely related to Kabuki. After World War II, Kabukicho built a Kabuki performance venue, which was later built by the government into an entertainment venue for civilians and named "Kabukicho". Mainly some typical Japanese national performing arts.

With the development of society, Kabukicho and Kabuki are now completely independent. Today's Kabukicho is a gathering place for bars, nightclubs, custom shops, love hotels, etc., full of taboos and temptations. Therefore, she is called the "Sleepless Street" and the "Labyrinth City of Desire". At present, Shinjuku Kabukicho in Tokyo is relatively well-known and has gradually become the largest romantic place in Asia.

When you pass by Kabukicho during the day, you are likely to be deceived by the closed doors and quiet and peaceful appearance. At night, the place is crowded with people, bustling, and brightly lit. This is also the main reason why Kabukicho is called the "Sleepless Street" and the "Labyrinth City of Desire."

As a first-time visitor, it is easy to be attracted by the special Kabukicho scene. Your curiosity drives you to move forward and explore more. But in fact, Kabukicho in Japan has many rules, and there are also many dangers. If you don't speak the language and don't understand the store's rules, you may easily have unnecessary misunderstandings and conflicts.

Secondly, the gangster organizations in Kabukicho, Japan have many offices and members, and organized criminals often occur. There was a building fire in Kabukicho, causing many casualties.

As long as you understand the situation or are accompanied by a local, you can go in and learn about Kabukicho in Japan.