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Takadanobaba is a part of Shinjuku Ward that the ward describes as full of schools, with students giving the town its energy. Waseda-dori runs from JR Yamanote Line Takadanobaba Station toward Waseda University.
The Shinjuku tourism association names Takadanobaba as a JR Yamanote Line station. According to the association, Waseda-dori heads from Takadanobaba toward Waseda University, which makes it the reference road when walking from the station in the Waseda direction.
Shinjuku Ward introduces the stretch from Takadanobaba to Waseda as an area with many schools, where students bring life to the streets, and mentions the Astro Boy mural honouring the character's Takadanobaba birthplace. The Shinjuku tourism association points to the used-book shops along Waseda-dori, between Takadanobaba and the university.
The listed venues of the Shinjuku Area, which includes Takadanobaba, are currently on the Shinjuku/Kabukicho page. If Takadanobaba gains a listing, it will be added to this page in turn.
The Shinjuku Ward blocks given in the police guidance as touting zones (page updated 31 March 2016) are parts of Okubo, Kabukicho, Shinjuku, Nishi-Shinjuku and Hyakunincho, and none carries the Takadanobaba name. Separately from any zone, late-night hours are governed by Article 11 of the ordinance: store-type sex businesses and similar types may not operate in any part of Tokyo between midnight and 6 a.m.
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