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want to meet at Foodland

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carsta wants to browse a market at Foodland
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7h ago
6d from now
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elsemarie wants to browse a market at Foodland
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2mos ago
Local market hunt + lunch after.
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sabrine wants to browse a market at Foodland
looking for Male, Female
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4mos ago
Local market hunt + lunch after.
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jeannineseger wants to browse a market at Foodland
looking for Male, Female
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4mos ago
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jolanda wants to browse a market at Foodland
looking for Male, Female, Non-binary
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5mos ago

want to meet at Wildlife Park

looking for Female, Non-binary
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14h ago
looking for Female, Non-binary
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4mos ago

want to meet at Modern Arts

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steffieirrgang wants to visit a museum at Modern Arts
looking for Male, Female
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15h ago
3d from now
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heike wants to visit a museum at Modern Arts
looking for Female
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4mos ago
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Where would you recommend shopping for a nice men's backpack?

Hey All,

I'd like to upgrade my work backpack, and I was wondering if there were any department stores or boutiques that have a nice selection of dressy backpacks. Apart from the name brand stores li…
Hey All,

I'd like to upgrade my work backpack, and I was wondering if there were any department stores or boutiques that have a nice selection of dressy backpacks. Apart from the name brand stores like coach, LV, etc.

I've never really shopped for this here, so if anyone has any thoughts I'm all ears.

Thanks so much!
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honestly i'd skip department stores for this and check out Isetan Men's in Shinjuku instead. the basement floor has a bunch of japanese brands like Porter and Master-piece that make clean leather backpacks without the flashy logos. Porter's tanks are pretty popular but they also have some sleeker options that work for an office

if you want something more unique try Loft or Tokyu Hands in Shibuya. they have a section for travel bags that includes some dressy options from Anello and Muji but you gotta sift through the casual stuff. Muji's canvas backpacks are cheap and look decent but they're not super formal

fwiw I'd also walk around Ginza Six near the station. there's a store called Beams that carries some nice minimalist bags from Filson and Sandqvist. theyre not cheap but the quality is solid and they look good with a blazer

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check out the tokyu hands in shibuya, the bag section on the 4th floor has a bunch of japanese brands that aren't famous overseas but look really polished. i picked up an anello backpack there a few years ago for like 8k yen and it still holds up fine, the nylon ones are sleek enough for an office but not fragile. the staff there are pretty low pressure too, which is nice if you just want to browse

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you might want to swing by the Porter flagship in Omotesando, it's tucked behind the main street near the Koffee Mameya. they've got the full range of their dressier Tanker series in person, plus some limited colors you don't see online. the leather options there are way more office-friendly than the nylon ones

also check out the basement of Lumine 2 in Shinjuku, there's a small shop called Apartment that curates japanese workwear brands. they sometimes carry backpacks from Yoshida & Co that are minimal and use really nice waxed canvas. not cheap but they age well

if you're into vintage, theres a spot called Chicago in Harajuku that has a rack of old leather backpacks from the 80s and 90s. you gotta dig but I found a solid Filson there for like 8000 yen, just needed a little conditioning

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Tokyo steakhouse work: what does Ironhouse pay in 2026?

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Been looking at a line cook gig at Ironhouse Steaks and wondering what that kind of work actually pays in Tokyo these days. Does it cover rent and living here, or is it more of a side thing? Anyone kn… Been looking at a line cook gig at Ironhouse Steaks and wondering what that kind of work actually pays in Tokyo these days. Does it cover rent and living here, or is it more of a side thing? Anyone know what kitchen staff make at steakhouses around this level?
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kitchen staff there start around 1,400 yen an hour

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1,400/hr is basically Tokyo minimum wage territory now, so rent in a place like Nakano or Adachi would eat most of it. Line cooks I know at spots near Shinjuku usually pull 1,600 to 1,800 with late-night shifts. Tbh it's a side gig unless u get full-time hours.

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