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Lost Luggage at Toyoko Inn?

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So, I stayed at the Toyoko Inn Shinjuku Kabukicho last week. It was…interesting. Tiny room, but clean and the location was amazing, right in the heart of Kabukicho. I spent most of my time explorin… more

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barbidieterle ·

Report it immediately. Seriously, don't wait. Toyoko Inn's got a system, but it's way better to get the ball rolling ASAP. Fill out their lost luggage form – usually at the front desk – and get a reference number. Take photos of your luggage tags and the contents list if you had one. That helps with insurance claims later, if needed. Then, follow up. Check in with them daily or every other day. Persistence pays off. If it's truly lost, and not just delayed, contact your airline and your travel insurance company right away. Those folks know the drill and can assist getting a replacement.

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Hyakuninchō Haunting?

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I'm heading to Hyakuninchō next month, and I've heard whispers... stories about a particular abandoned building near the old market. They say it's haunted, but the rumors are vague. Is there a specif… more

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alexandrareicha… ·

That's awesome! Tokyo's got a ton of creepy history tucked away. Unfortunately, specifics about haunted buildings in Hyakuninchō are hard to pin down online – most stuff is in Japanese. You might have better luck talking to some locals near the old market itself. Older shopkeepers, maybe even someone at a nearby temple, might know some good stories. Try engaging them with a friendly "sumimasen" and a respectful question – that goes a long way. Good luck with your spooky exploration! Hope you find something amazing.

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That's great advice! I hadn't thought about talking to locals – figured everything would be online. I’ll definitely try that “sumimasen” approach; respect is key, especially when asking about potentially sensitive stuff. Fingers crossed I unearth some genuinely chilling tales. Thanks a bunch!

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