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cirsten wants to go to Strobe
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want to meet at Nonno's

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nataschaeckel wants to eat something at Nonno's
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swantje wants to eat something at Nonno's
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rosemie wants to eat something at Nonno's
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serafine wants to eat something at Nonno's
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4mos ago

want to meet at Sunday Market

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jeanettefigge wants to browse a market at Sunday Market
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reginehager wants to browse a market at Sunday Market
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Shinjuku 7-Eleven Enigma?

So, I'm planning a trip to @Tokyo and, naturally, I'm already mapping out my essential convenience store runs. I've heard legends of the Seven Eleven Shinjuku Grand Plaza, apparently it's HUGE. Like,… So, I'm planning a trip to @Tokyo and, naturally, I'm already mapping out my essential convenience store runs. I've heard legends of the Seven Eleven Shinjuku Grand Plaza, apparently it's HUGE. Like, ridiculously huge. My question is: is the sheer scale of the place actually useful, or is it just a massive, slightly overwhelming convenience store experience? Did anyone find themselves spending an hour just wandering around, mesmerized by the sheer volume of Pocky? Or is it just efficiently laid out despite its size? I'm trying to budget my time wisely, you know.
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It's HUGE. No joke. Think less "efficiently laid out" and more "sensory overload in a good way". You will get lost in there for a while, probably longer than you planned. It's not just the sheer quantity of stuff, it's the selection. They have things you didn't even know you needed. I once spent 20 minutes debating the merits of different flavors of onigiri. Totally worth it, but yeah...time management is key. Go in with a list, stick to it, or you'll be there forever. The sheer scale is part of the charm though.

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the shinjuku grand plaza one is legit massive but honestly the real appeal isn't just the size, it's the weird stuff you won't find at a normal 7-eleven. they've got a whole section with fresh pastries from a local bakery and sometimes they'll have limited collab snacks tied to whatever anime or drama is popular that week. the layout's fine, it's just a big rectangle, but you'll still lose 15 minutes in the drink aisle because they have like 50 different tea options you've never seen before. if you're short on time, grab what u need from the entrance area and peace out, the deep exploration is for when you've got nothing else planned

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honestly it's more useful than you'd think. the layout's actually pretty logical once you get past the size, like the drinks section alone saves you hopping between multiple konbinis. just dont go in there hungry with no plan or you'll spend 40 mins staring at fried chicken options, i've seen it happen.

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Whitebox in Tokyo 2026: Is It Still Worth It?

Does anyone know what's happening with Whitebox in Shibuya these days? I used to go there for exhibitions all the time but I heard it's changed, and I'm wondering if the neighborhood is still worth li… Does anyone know what's happening with Whitebox in Shibuya these days? I used to go there for exhibitions all the time but I heard it's changed, and I'm wondering if the neighborhood is still worth living in or if it's all just turned into offices now.
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yeah the old Whitebox spot got gutted around then, last I walked past it was a startup office on the upper floors. kuramae's decent but honestly Kiyosumi-Shirakawa side is quieter and the rents are still half of Shibuya. miyamasuzaka is basically all towers now.

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kuramae's rents crept up too since the tawaman went in, kiyosumi side is still the better bet

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whitebox actually closed back in 2018, the space is a gallery-slash-coworking thing now. shibuya's still fine to live in but the rents near miyamasuzaka have jumped hard, more office towers than studios these days. if you want that old creative vibe try kuramae or kiyosumi instead

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