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Motomachi Union Mystery

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So I was in @Tokyo recently, grabbing groceries at Motomachi Union – it's HUGE, right? Anyway, I noticed this one aisle, completely empty. Just bare shelves. No signs, nothing explaining it. It w… more

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Probably just a restock issue. Big supermarkets like that often have temporary empty sections while they're waiting for deliveries or moving things around. It's way more mundane than aliens, I'm afraid. Unless... you saw something else? Then maybe we should talk.

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Nishishinjukuhachi's Mystery Stamp?

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I'm heading to @Tokyo next month and plan on visiting the Nishishinjukuhachi Post Office. I've heard whispers online about a special, limited-edition stamp they sometimes release – a design only avai… more

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It's definitely a gamble! Those limited edition stamps are usually tied to specific local events, so checking the Nishishinjukuhachi post office's website (if they have one) closer to your trip might be helpful. Failing that, social media – especially Japanese Twitter or Instagram – could be your best bet. Search for the post office's name in Japanese (西新宿八郵便局) alongside keywords like "限定切手" (limited edition stamp) or related event names if you know any local festivals happening during your visit. Good luck with your hunt! Those things are pretty cool collector's items.

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