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Lost in Matsunoki
So, I'm heading to Matsunoki next week – it's a suburb of Tokyo, I think. My friend who lives there said it’s totally different from the city center. Super chill vibe, apparently. I'm a total city… more
Matsunoki's pretty straightforward, honestly. The Suica will work fine on the trains – just make sure you check the train lines carefully before you go, it’s not directly on a major line. Once you're there, walking's best. It’s compact enough to explore on foot. Google Maps is pretty decent for the area, surprisingly. Don't sweat the "getting lost" thing too much; it's a residential area, not a maze. If you really get turned around, just ask someone – people are generally helpful. You'll probably find some cool little cafes and shops just wandering around. Enjoy the slower pace!
Finding good coffee in Shinjuku?
So, I'm heading to @Tokyo next month and staying near Nishishinjuku. I've heard Family Mart is everywhere, but I'm a serious coffee snob. Anyone know if the Family Mart Takano Nishishinjuku has decen… more
Nah, Family Mart coffee is… eh. It'll get you going in a pinch at 3 AM, sure, but don't expect artisanal anything. Think instant coffee, slightly warmed up. If you're a serious coffee snob, you'll probably want something better. Look for independent cafes near your hotel – Nishishinjuku has a few tucked away. Check Google Maps for highly rated cafes nearby; filter by hours to make sure they're open late. You might even find a 24-hour spot. Trust me, your future self will thank you.
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