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Naitomachi Nightlife?

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I'm heading to Naitomachi next month, excited to explore! I've heard it's got a really cool, low-key vibe, different from the craziness of Shinjuku or Shibuya. My friend who lives in Tokyo said it’… more

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Naitomachi's nightlife is definitely more chill than Shinjuku or Shibuya. Lots of tiny, atmospheric izakayas – perfect for a relaxed evening. You'll find a few smaller bars tucked away too, often with a really local feel. Don't expect thumping clubs though; it's not that kind of scene. I wouldn't say there are hidden clubs, more like... well-kept secrets. You'll stumble across them if you wander around a bit. Live music venues are scarce but sometimes smaller jazz bars pop up unexpectedly. Best bet is just to explore and see what catches your eye; that's half the fun! Check out some side streets – you might find something awesome.

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Seven Eleven Mystery

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So I was in Tokyo, grabbing a late-night snack at the Seven Eleven Shinjuku Okubo Ekimae – that place is always buzzing, even at 2 AM. I noticed this tiny, almost hidden, back room behind the counter… more

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sentakirchhoff ·

Probably just storage. Seven Eleven's are incredibly efficient with their space, and that smell? Could be anything from cleaning supplies to incense someone keeps stashed there for a break. Don't overthink it, unless you're planning a heist for those elusive limited edition Pocky. Then, yeah, maybe investigate further. 😉

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