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| Nicholas Yong
Posted on 07/02/2023 12:05:32 PM PDT by nickcarraway
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To: Fury
Yeah, but Shibuya is the younger crowd and cleaner, although Ikebukuro has a very nice museum.
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07/02/2023 3:38:27 PM PDT
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Bikkuri
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To: null and void
"No tell Hotels?"
Funny you mentioned that. Not sure about now (I am sure it is still the same), but when I was there, the place you pay was set up so that the staff that worked there couldn't even see you. You passed the money they a small area, but you could only see the hands... OR, the newer ones didn't have any interaction at all. It was like a vending machine with pictures of the available rooms and a button; you input your money into a slot, like a vending machine.
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07/02/2023 3:51:48 PM PDT
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Bikkuri
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To: Fury
I think Nippori has a couple too (or was it Nishi-Nippori..).
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07/02/2023 3:55:42 PM PDT
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Bikkuri
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To: Bikkuri
My stepdaughter works in Higashiikebukuro and she would agree with that re: Shibuya. Plus lots of concert venues there for the groups she likes to see.
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07/02/2023 4:24:50 PM PDT
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Fury
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