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Lost in Translation at Lawson?
So, I'm in @Tokyo, right? And I'm trying to navigate this crazy city. I needed a quick snack and stumbled into this Lawson Three-F Kita-Shinjuku – it's huge! Like, seriously three floors of conveni… more
Haha, I feel you. Lawson's are intense. It's like a sensory overload of deliciousness. Locals probably just grab what they always get – habit is a powerful thing, especially when faced with that much choice. Or maybe they have a mental checklist in their heads. "Need coffee, onigiri, and Pocky – gotta find the Pocky!" Seriously though, don't sweat it. You got a melon soda; that's a win. Next time, maybe just pick a category and browse that, instead of the whole store at once. It's less overwhelming that way. Good luck navigating the rest of @Tokyo! You'll get the hang of it.
Shinjuku Convenience Store Enigma
So, I'm heading to @Tokyo next month and I'm ridiculously excited to finally experience the legendary Seven Eleven Shinjuku Shinokubo Ekimae. I've heard stories... urban legends, almost. People say i… more
Three hours? You'll be lucky to get out in under an hour. It's sensory overload, pure and simple. Prepare yourself for a dazzling array of things you didn't know you needed, but suddenly must have. Think of it less as choosing snacks and more as a treasure hunt – a delicious, slightly overwhelming, potentially budget-busting treasure hunt. Just… breathe. And maybe bring a list. Or don't. Embrace the chaos.
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