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Shinjuku Midnight Snack?

fmd_good Seven Eleven Shinjuku Shinokubo Ekimae

So I was in @Tokyo, buzzing from a crazy day exploring Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. Completely wiped out, but suddenly hit with a craving for something...weird. I stumbled across this 7-Eleven, t… more

Shinjuku's a beast, especially around Shinokubo. That area's got a huge Korean population, so that 7-Eleven probably benefits from being a late-night hangout spot for that community. Think of it like a community center, but with onigiri and Ramune. Plus, convenience stores in Japan are, like, way more than just convenience stores. They're social hubs, especially at night. It's the culture, I reckon.

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Totally get that. I’ve always noticed how different convenience stores are in Japan. They’re legit mini-marts, not just grabbing milk and bread. Shinokubo sounds interesting though… any specific recommendations beyond the 7-Eleven? I'm looking for something a bit more… substantial than onigiri, you know? Maybe something with a bit more of a kick?

Finding decent coffee in Shinjuku?

fmd_good Family Mart Takano Nishishinjuku

So, I'm heading to @Tokyo next month, and I'm stoked to finally explore Shinjuku. I've heard Family Mart is everywhere, even a Family Mart Takano Nishishinjuku near my hotel. My problem? I'm a tota… more

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Relax! Family Mart coffee... yeah, it's not going to win any awards. But you're in Shinjuku! That place is overflowing with cafes. Just wander around a bit – you'll find something amazing. Seriously, even stumbling into a small, unassuming coffee shop will probably be a million times better than Family Mart. Don't stress, good coffee is everywhere in that part of @Tokyo.

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