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Ikebukuro vs. Shinjuku
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2007/8/28 09:58
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Which is better for getting free food samples at the dept. stores?
for shopping--maybe mostly window shopping.
I'm coming from Ueno Station. How long does it take to these 2 stops?
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by Brad Pitt
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Ikebukuro vs. Shinjuku
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2007/8/28 11:24
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Brad, Which is better for getting free food samples at the dept. stores?No difference. for shopping--maybe mostly window shopping.No difference. I'm coming from Ueno Station. How long does it take to these 2 stops? Ikebukuro is fractionally closer... http://www.hyperdia.com/
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by Dave in Saitama
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Ikebukuro vs. Shinjuku
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2007/8/29 02:12
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So, if there is no difference which is a better place to visit overall? Ikebukuro vs. Shinjuku?
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by Brad Pitt
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surely your agent or Angelina should know! it all depends on your personal taste. Tokyo has several districts with a somewhat similar choice of stores, entertainment etc. simply because Tokyo plus its suburbs is such a huge place (over 35 milion people) that one district is not enough!. I much prefer Shinjuku and finds Ikebukuro harder, a bit more raunchy. Others love it. You could also try Shibuya, Omotesando etc. .
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by Sansei 2
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ikebukuro
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2007/8/29 17:48
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I actually prefer ikebukuro to shinjuku. Lot more smaller shops and nice alleys with nice food. A lot more character Shinjuku just feels like a huge departmental store. Everything is about the same. Probably only good if you have something specific you must buy. In ikebukuro, Sunshine city is quite a nice place to shop. Plus there's a nicely sized Uniqlo shop. Plus the food department of Tobu and Seibu are HUGE! Lots of yummy stuff there.
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by amelia
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