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want to meet at Forno Centrale

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carolin wants to eat something at Forno Centrale
looking for Female, Non-binary
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18m ago
1d from now
Local recommendations welcome.
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lina wants to eat something at Forno Centrale
looking for Female, Non-binary
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1w ago
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swantje wants to eat something at Forno Centrale
looking for Male, Female
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2w ago
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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2w 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 Boil & Bake

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hanna wants to eat breakfast at Boil & Bake
looking for Male, Female
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2h ago
5d from now
Slow morning + good coffee.
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jolandakrause wants to eat breakfast at Boil & Bake
looking for Male, Female
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4mos ago

want to meet at The Crown

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oliviajordan wants to drink something at The Crown
looking for Male, Female
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20h ago
5d from now
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cornelia wants to drink something at The Crown
looking for Male
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2w ago
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isedore wants to drink something at The Crown
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5mos ago
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Best recurring meetups in Tokyo 2026 for newcomers?

fmd_goodRoute 9 Diner · #tokyo #newcomers #meetups
I'm moving to Tokyo in 2026 and don't know anyone there yet. What are some recurring things I can join to actually meet people (not one-off events)? I'm near Route 9 Diner if that helps but open to an… I'm moving to Tokyo in 2026 and don't know anyone there yet. What are some recurring things I can join to actually meet people (not one-off events)? I'm near Route 9 Diner if that helps but open to anywhere.
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Image sylwia local ·

The hash house harriers run most Saturday afternoons and you don't need to know anyone to show up, just turn up at the station they post. It's a mix of expats and Japanese, drinking and jogging, and the crowd tends to be people who actually live here rather than passing through. Closer to you, the tabletop game nights at the Yellow Submarine in Nakano run weekly and regulars drift in.

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Second this, the On On after is where people actually talk.

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Image esther local ·

good shout, but the runs rotate stations so check the kennel's site that week or u'll be stood at the wrong exit

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Shimokitazawa, wednesday language exchange at 8

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Image nicola local ·

is that the one at the bar just off Ichibangai? went a few times last year and it was mostly regulars, good vibe. pretty sure they still do it but start closer to 8:30 now

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try your local chōnaikai bulletin board or ward office newsletter for monthly cleanup and bon odori practice, that's where neighbors actually learn your name

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Best market shopping in Tokyo 2026 near Market Square

fmd_goodMarket Square · #shopping
I'm visiting Tokyo next month and staying near Market Square, and I'm trying to figure out how the market shopping works there. Do the stalls take cards or is it mostly cash, and what's the best time… I'm visiting Tokyo next month and staying near Market Square, and I'm trying to figure out how the market shopping works there. Do the stalls take cards or is it mostly cash, and what's the best time of morning to go before things sell out?
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Image lina local ·

most stalls at that market are cash only so hit a 7-Bank ATM first & aim for 7-8am before the good stuff goes

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Image irmelin local ·

Saturday mornings are a different beast, way busier.

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Some fish vendors do take PayPay now.

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yeah cash is king, bring coins too

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Image irmelin local ·

Cash coins matter for the small veg stalls, they round up.

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small 100 yen coins, they never round down

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7-8am is right but go earlier on Sundays, stalls start packing by 10. Bring small bills since the vendors rarely break a 10,000 yen note early on.

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Image helene local ·

Agree, though the ATM queue at 8am eats twenty minutes.

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Image dahlia local ·

The 7-Bank inside the FamilyMart on the corner is the reliable one, the standalone machines get emptied fast. If you're after fish, vendors start marking down trays around 9:30 rather than selling out early.

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Image sabrine local ·

Honestly the 7-8am window only really holds for fish and the prepared food side. The produce and dry goods stalls don't hit their stride til 9 or so, so don't rush past those. Vendors restock mid-morning anyway, it's not a one-shot sellout.

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