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want to meet at Central Mall

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priskaspoerl wants to browse a market at Central Mall
looking for Male
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6h ago
1d from now
Local market hunt + lunch after.
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julianekarger wants to browse a market at Central Mall
looking for Male, Female
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4mos ago
Local market hunt + lunch after.

want to meet at Forno Centrale

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swantje wants to eat something at Forno Centrale
looking for Male, Female
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10h ago
18h from now
Open to anywhere with good food.
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lisbethdeutsch wants to eat something at Forno Centrale
looking for Female
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3d ago
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olivia wants to eat something at Forno Centrale
looking for Male, Female, Non-binary
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5mos ago

want to meet at Levain & Co

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kati wants to eat breakfast at Levain & Co
looking for Female
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14h ago
1d from now
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patricia wants to eat breakfast at Levain & Co
looking for Female, Non-binary
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1w ago
Brunch and city stories.
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Lost in Belle Salle Shinjuku

So, I'm heading to Belle Salle Shinjuku Ground next week for a conference. Heard the building's pretty massive and the layout's a bit of a maze. Anyone been there recently? Any tips on navigating the… So, I'm heading to Belle Salle Shinjuku Ground next week for a conference. Heard the building's pretty massive and the layout's a bit of a maze. Anyone been there recently? Any tips on navigating the place without getting hopelessly lost? I'm terrible with directions, and the thought of wandering around a huge place like that during a busy event stresses me out...Seriously, any advice would be a lifesaver.
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Image amely local ·

The trick is that Belle Salle Ground doesn't actually have one single entrance that makes sense. If you come in from the JR Yotsuya side instead of the Marunouchi line exit, you'll end up on the second floor mezzanine and skip the ground floor confusion entirely. Once you're inside, the building uses a color-coded pillar system on each floor, so just remember which color zone your room is in and you can navigate by that instead of trying to memorize the hallway layout. The cafe on the first floor near the glass wall is a good regrouping spot if you get spun around.

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If you're coming from Shinjuku station, it's actually faster to walk above ground from the south exit rather than dealing with the underground maze. The building itself has a strange quirk where the floor numbers don't match between the two towers, so what's labeled 3F on one side might actually connect to a different floor on the other. I've found that sticking to the outer perimeter corridors instead of cutting through the middle keeps you oriented better, since those hallways have windows facing the street. The conference rooms on the upper floors tend to have less foot traffic too, so if you need a moment to check your map, that's a quiet spot to do it.

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Image theresia local ·

honestly the best trick is to just accept you'll get turned around once or twice. the building's split into two wings and the signage is decent but not great. if you come in from the yotsuya-sanchome exit on the marunouchi line, you'll pop out right at the main entrance on the first floor. from there, head straight for the main escalator bank and check the digital board near the reception desks - it'll list all the rooms for that day. the staff at the info counters are actually really helpful too, they'll walk you to your room if you ask

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Best aquarium in Tokyo 2026: Ocean Center worth it?

fmd_goodOcean Center · #aquarium
We're thinking of taking the kids to Ocean Center this month, but I tweaked my back lifting the stroller and need to see someone first. Any recs for a clinic near Shinagawa that takes national health… We're thinking of taking the kids to Ocean Center this month, but I tweaked my back lifting the stroller and need to see someone first. Any recs for a clinic near Shinagawa that takes national health insurance, and what a walk-in visit usually runs? Also, is the aquarium actually worth the ticket price in 2026 or should we just do Sunshine Aquarium instead?
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Image sannaulmer local ·

Shinagawa Chuo Clinic, walk-in 2,000 yen.

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