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The Ultimate Pokemon TCG Guide to Tokyo

52 card shops across 6 neighborhoods. Every stop worth making, from tax-free flagships to vintage specialists, mapped for the serious card hunter.

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Tokyo Crane Games, Mapped

Tokyo crane games, mapped. 30 arcades across seven areas, picked for their crane games rather than their cabinets, with opening hours, floors and station walks on every one.

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Shibuya in One Day, The Essential Itinerary

One day in Shibuya, hour by hour. Most one-day lists are twenty places in no particular order, which leaves the actual work to you. This is eleven, in sequence, and the sequence is the point.

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Harajuku to Shibuya? Walk Cat Street

Cat Street, stop by stop. It is the backstreet between Harajuku and Shibuya, laid along the covered course of the old Shibuya river, and it is worth walking instead of riding one stop on the Yamanote.

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One Piece & Pokemon oripa, decoded

Pokemon and One Piece oripa, decoded. Oripa are mystery card packs the shop assembles itself rather than the card publisher, and 29 Tokyo shops sell them.

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Asakusa, Made by you

Asakusa workshops, mapped. Thirty six studios where you make the thing yourself and carry it out the same day, sorted by what you actually want to make.

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Not your typical animal cafes

Not your typical animal cafes. Sixteen Tokyo rescues where the cats and dogs are waiting for homes and the door charge pays for their care, plus the reason there are no owls, hedgehogs or capybaras on the list.

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Personal color analysis in Tokyo, in a language you understand

Your colors, in a language you speak. Personal color analysis has become something visitors book a Tokyo trip around, and the listings make every studio look the same. They are not, and the gap that matters most is language.

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