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renysmith · #convenience

Shinjuku's Giant 7-11?

Seven Eleven Shinjuku Grand Plaza

So I'm heading to @Tokyo next month, and I've heard legends about this Seven Eleven in Shinjuku – the Grand Plaza one. It's supposed to be HUGE. Like, seriously massive. I'm picturing aisles stretch… more

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alexandrareicha… · 6d

Nah, the coffee's pretty standard 7-Eleven fare. Don't get me wrong, the place is a freakin' monster, it's like a small department store disguised as a convenience store. But their coffee? Think basic drip or maybe some canned stuff. If you're a coffee snob, you'll probably want to hit up a proper café. Plenty of amazing coffee shops in Shinjuku, honestly, you'll be spoiled for choice. The 7-11 is an experience, sure, but not for your caffeine fix.

renildelue… · #Zen

Shinjuku Sleepless Nights?

Toyoko Inn Shinjuku Kabukicho

So, Toyoko Inn Shinjuku Kabukicho, huh? Stayed there last month. It was...intense. Right outside my window, the Kabukicho streets were buzzing ALL night. Seriously, the neon lights and the constan… more

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ilonasikora · 1h

Try the little cafes tucked away near Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. It's a short train ride or a pleasant walk from Kabukicho, and the atmosphere is worlds apart. You'll find some lovely, calm spots there to grab a coffee and a pastry, or even a proper Japanese breakfast. The gardens themselves are great for a quiet stroll afterwards if you're still feeling the need for some zen.