New York Bar

Shinjuku & Northwest Tokyo

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Head to the Park Hyatt's 52nd floor to swoon over the sweeping nightscape from the floor-to-ceiling windows at this bar of Lost in Translation fame. There’s a cover charge of ¥2500 if you visit or stay past 8pm (7pm Sunday), when live music is performed. Better yet: go early and watch the sky fade to black.

Cocktails start at ¥2640. Unfortunately, New York Bar doesn't take bookings (so the earlier you arrive the better chance you have of scoring a coveted window seat). Note: dress code enforced and 15% service charge levied.

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