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Lost in Translation was almost entirely shot in Tokyo's two loudest and most colorful districts, Shinjuku and Shibuya. Shinjuku, a large business and entertainment district around Japan's busiest railway station, is the location of the Park Hyatt Tokyo, the hotel where Bob and Charlotte stay and meet each other.
Bill Murray in a scene from the 2003 movie Lost in Translation, filmed mostly at the The Park Hyatt in Tokyo. The movie was shot after-hours when the hotel (pictured) was quieter to avoid disrupting any hotel guests. The Park Hyatt Tokyo was where Sofia Coppola based her 2003 movie Lost in Translation. Malcolm Thompson, general manager at the hotel discussed the filming process: He said: 'Ms Coppola has been a loyal guest at Park Hyatt Tokyo for several years. Interestingly, several members of the hotel staff appear in the film.