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sylwia wants to eat breakfast at The Bagel Bar
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sannaulmer wants to eat breakfast at The Bagel Bar
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6d ago
Brunch and city stories.
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want to meet at Nature Park

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New here, show me a spot.
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cora wants to go to Nature Park
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5mos ago
New here, show me a spot.
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5mos ago
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want to meet at Bean & Folio

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hannahbruckner wants to drink coffee at Bean & Folio
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patricia wants to drink coffee at Bean & Folio
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lina wants to drink coffee at Bean & Folio
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Tokyo landlord deposit dispute 2026: what can they keep?

fmd_goodLevain & Co · #deposit #landlord #tomioka
my landlord in tomioka is trying to keep 80,000 yen of my deposit for 'cleaning' even though the contract says normal wear is on them. anyone dealt with this before? wondering if it's worth going to t… my landlord in tomioka is trying to keep 80,000 yen of my deposit for 'cleaning' even though the contract says normal wear is on them. anyone dealt with this before? wondering if it's worth going to the tokyo metropolitan consumer center or just eating the cost
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Image meike local ·

Tomioka's small enough that a free consult at the consumer center near Kinshicho might cost the landlord more in hassle than the 80,000.

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Image carolin local ·

yeah the hassle factor is real, landlords here fold fast once they see you'll actually show up. fwiw the すみだ consumer center covers Tomioka and they do phone consults too, so u don't even need to trek out there. worth a call before you eat the cost.

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Image irmelin local ·

Filing the 調停 at the local court is the next step if they still dig in.

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Image meike local ·

Sumida court handles those, not Kinshicho.

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Image sabrine local ·

調停 only makes sense if you're ready to actually show up twice, otherwise the threat is hollow. Also check your contract for a 特約 clause on cleaning, some old ones still try to sneak it in.

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Image ina local ·

Second this, they fold once you mention 少額訴訟.

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Just bring the contract and photos.

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Image elise local ·

the hassle angle works but only if u actually file something, a phone grip won't scare em

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Image irmelin local ·

Their 相談窓口 moved to the ward office annex last April.

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Image amely local ·

Ask for the breakdown in writing first, itemized with receipts. Under the 2020 guidelines ordinary cleaning is the landlord's cost, so 80,000 flat for a normal move-out is a weak claim. If they won't budge, the consumer center is free and worth a call, but a lot of these settle once you show you know the rules.

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The Print Room in Tokyo: worth a visit in 2026?

fmd_goodThe Print Room · #tokyo #kanda #printroom
walked past the print room in kanda last week and it was closed, anyone know the actual opening days in 2026? their site still shows last year's schedule. trying to plan around a saturday visit walked past the print room in kanda last week and it was closed, anyone know the actual opening days in 2026? their site still shows last year's schedule. trying to plan around a saturday visit
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Image heike local ·

Saturdays are hit or miss there, I'd call ahead since the owner runs it solo and sometimes opens late around 11.

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Image irmelin local ·

Calling is smart but the number on the site is from before the move, so it often just rings. The owner usually posts the week's days on the shop's Instagram the Monday before, and Saturday tends to run 11 to 4 rather than the old 10 to 6.

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Image elselotte local ·

the insta stories are the real schedule, the grid post lags a day or two so check stories first

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yeah and if you do ring, try after 1pm, mornings hes usually still setting up the tables

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idk about calling, just check in person after lunch since mornings are unreliable anyway

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Fair, but the owner's pretty good about posting closures in his stories the night before, so check that around 9 or 10. He's also been known to shut early if stock runs low, so a late-afternoon trip can waste your time.

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Honestly he's been opening closer to noon lately, so swing by after lunch rather than right at 11.

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