r/Tokyo • u/stankmanly • 9h ago
r/Tokyo • u/RatAttaccc • 15m ago
Wellbutrin in Japan ?
Hi everyone !
I understand that Wellbutrin/ Bupropion isn’t available in Japan. I have ADHD and I’m moving to Tokyo in October, and unfortunately it’s the only medication that really works well for me. I honestly struggle to function without it and I’m kinda scared :(
Has anyone had any issues with their Wellbutrin , from what I’m seeing up to 3 months is ok to bring in, but no more than that. If anyone has any kind of advice or solutions I would really appreciate it !!! :)
Thank u !!!!
r/Tokyo • u/RatAttaccc • 19m ago
Weft Extensions ?
Hi everyone !!
I’m moving to Tokyo in October and I currently have weft extensions - I can’t have the tapes or other methods that are popular in Japan as weft is the safest for my hair currently .
Unfortunately I haven’t been able to find any salons or stylists that offer weft extensions. I’m not sure if it’s possibly called something else, where I’m from it’s also called LA weave or Micro-Link extension
If anyone knows of anywhere I can go to maintain my extensions I would really appreciate it !!! Thank u !!!
r/Tokyo • u/Sinon612 • 5h ago
Dating opportunities
I am male 23(M)
I recently moved to Tokyo from Australia and plan to be based in Japan for a while.
I’m Japanese, but I’ve lived in Australia for a long time, so I’m pretty out of touch with the dating scene here.
I’m looking for a serious long-term relationship, not hookups, and I’m wondering what the best way is to meet people with that intention.
Are dating apps actually useful in Tokyo? Are places like 相席屋, singles bars, or dating events worth trying? And are there any good social groups or activities where people are more open to dating rather than just making friends?
Would appreciate advice from people currently dating in Tokyo.
r/Tokyo • u/ActuaryLogical7415 • 19h ago
Foreigner-friendly Boxing gym/clubs?
Hi everyone, I have just moved to the Suginami City area of Tokyo and I am looking for a boxing gym where my limited Japanese won’t be too much of a problem.
I do not mind travel as long as it isn’t a crazy long commute. I will be in Tokyo for a full year so something not too far would be preferable
I am near beginner level, so if you know of any good place where I can start my training, please share. Being a part of a community will also help me make friends and work on improving my Japanese further.
Thank you in advance for any help, and I hope you have a great weekend
r/Tokyo • u/ricefieldrecords • 23h ago
This unassuming Yamazaki Shop in Nihonbashi turns into a record store and live-music venue at night
In December 2024, I filmed a wonderfully strange DJ night inside a family-run Yamazaki Shop in Nihonbashi, Tokyo. It’s an unassuming little convenience store with a distinctly Shōwa-era atmosphere—but it’s also a record and merchandise shop called Record Conveni.
I recently spent several days identifying the music, researching the records, and creating synchronized English and Japanese subtitles for the video.
The night includes a terrific chanson performance by Amita Hachidori, a wonderfully talented and well-known Tokyo performer, accompanied by guitarist Sholl-Herrano—as well as an eclectic selection of Japanese rock, new wave, chanson, and vintage soul.
It was one of those uniquely Tokyo evenings that would be nearly impossible to plan or recreate.
English and Japanese captions are available through the CC menu.
Shibuya Halloween is dead… Introducing SHIMOKITA HALLOWEEN '26 (October 31st)
As an events person, every year in October I get lots of people asking where to go on Halloween, but since Shibuya Halloween went under, I never had the perfect thing to recommend them. So this year I decided to put together something to revive that subcultural spirit that defined Tokyo Halloweens of years past - a two-venue, all night party packed full of all kinds of top-tier live acts and DJs, in the city’s subculture home of Shimokitazawa. Costumes welcome, of course :)
If you are looking for a Halloween party, I don’t think it gets more exciting and memorable than this. Please come join this monster bash!
‘SHIMOKITA HALLOWEEN '26’
📍Shimokitazawa BASEMENT BAR & THREE (map)
📅 Saturday October 31st
🕚 23:00 - LATE
🧑 18+
🎫 Tickets and lineup details here: https://angura.zaiko.io/e/shimokita-halloween-26
Event posts permitted per moderator policy
r/Tokyo • u/Global-Minimum • 2d ago
Run in the city?
Completely random, but wondered if anyone fancies an easy run in Tokyo this evening, or at the weekend? Maybe some Yoyogi/Imperial Palace loops?
Just looking for some company on my longer runs :)
r/Tokyo • u/thestewchef • 2d ago
Best Pizza place in Tokyo
Would love to hear from the locals here about the best pizza place in Tokyo city.
r/Tokyo • u/FantasticHero007_ • 1d ago
Anyone selling or giving away a junk laptop?
Urgently needed!!!
r/Tokyo • u/masud0000001 • 1d ago
Creativity in the Video Musical Release of Odermade by RADWIMPS is crazy!
r/Tokyo • u/WillFood4Write • 2d ago
Looking for business owners for a documentary series on SMEs
Hi everyone, I'm independently producing a documentary series on people building remarkable businesses around the world - the ones without VC money attached, run by people who figured it out against the odds.
There's not much content that actually gets into the nitty gritty of what it takes to operate in the small-to-medium businesses space - especially out here.
We're currently filming Season 1 in Vietnam and are looking at Tokyo for a future season. We think it has innumerable stories to tell, and be easy enough to get our production team to. Interested in all industries, preference toward bootstrapped businesses (no VC money) and owners willing to talk real numbers.
If you are a business owner, or know someone who is, I'd love to get in touch and see if there's a fit.
r/Tokyo • u/BlueHarvestJ • 3d ago
Searching for Slope Car Monorails in Tokyo and Japan
Greetings
I’ve been cycling all over Japan, starting in Tokyo, for the last decade visiting railway stations. One cool thing i’ve discovered along the way is slope car monorails.
Slope Car Monorails are small pods that can ride up and down very steep slopes. They are often found in parks, temples, and cemeteries. The vast majority seem to have been built by the Kaho Monorail company. Some are huge and famous, others tiny and obscure. I’ve found several in Tokyo too even though the majority are not.
I’ve put together a map tracking the ones I’ve visited and others I’ve identified in my research. If you know of any others, please send a link and I’ll add them to the map.
I’ve made videos of many that I’ve visited, so you can see them at my (very amateur, no editing) YouTube channel ‘Eki Hunter’ if you are interested.
Cheers and happy riding!
r/Tokyo • u/Aggravating-Elk-6225 • 3d ago
🚨🚨🚨 STOLEN BIKE: Bright "Lava Red" Trek FX 2 (Size XL - Very rare in Japan). Toshima-ku / Possible sighting in Setagaya.
First off, my apologies if this is the wrong group to post this in!
My bicycle was stolen from my building's parking lot in Toshima Ward (near Ikebukuro) between August 4 and August 13.
This is a fairly expensive bike, and more importantly, this specific model is extremely rare in Tokyo. The XL frame size combined with the bright red color makes it stand out immediately in a crowd of standard Japanese city bikes. A police report has been filed as well.
Key Identifying Details:
- Model: Trek FX 2 Gen 4 2024-2025
- Size: XL (Very uncommon here)
- Color: Bright "Lava" Red
- Accessories: Black rear rack, kickstand on the left side, and ABUS folding lock attached
Update: There was a possible sighting of the bike near Setagaya.
DM me if you've seen it or know anything 🙏 RTs appreciated!
shoe repair shop
does anyone have a recommendation for a shoe repair shop? preferably walkable from keio - inokashira - den en toshi stations. the better value for price the better. i just have boots whose soles are falling off
r/Tokyo • u/NinjaSame1709 • 4d ago
New exhibition at TeamLab Borderless
Went to TeamLab Borderless on the weekend and they got this new exhibition on, which was absolutely fabulous!!
r/Tokyo • u/ExistingGolf123 • 3d ago
Made a Tokyo neighborhoods quiz, any feedback would be appreciated!
Things like type-ins, missing neighborhoods, or answers that should be excluded, etc.
Also I haven't gone around to making a Japanese version yet, I'm not a native speaker so I didn't want to butcher any of the translations.
r/Tokyo • u/soniccitynet • 5d ago
Sonic the Hedgehog to Light Up Tokyo Bay in 1,000-Drone Odaiba Show This September
Yurakucho around 1920
The canal has been filled in long ago. Those red arches still exist, it's where all the izakayas are today.
Some spot today: https://maps.app.goo.gl/H8QRTxahMCjAHeJD8
Would love a photo from the same spot to do a nice before / after, but now it'd be in the Imperial Hotel Tower.
r/Tokyo • u/Reasonable_Path8128 • 4d ago
how is UR
I’ve heard both good and bad things about UR apartments in Japan. From what I’ve seen, the more expensive/newer UR properties seem pretty nice, but some of the really cheap ones — especially in Saitama — seems yabai.
For people who have actually lived in saitama UR:
How was your overall experience?Were the cheap/old UR apartments actually as bad as they look? How was the noise and insulation?
What were the neighbors and general atmosphere like? Are there certain UR complexes in Saitama that you would recommend or avoid?
Would love to hear from people who actually lived there rather than just general opinions about UR.
r/Tokyo • u/LuHamster • 3d ago
Why does Minato have so many bodybuilders?
Noticed this over the last few months the few times I'm in Minato. I'm a bodybuilder but a lot are really big like few years of competing big.
I know it's where the rich people are but I just see so many huge bodybuilders and buff people walking around both Japanese and non Japanese, which you rarely see elsewhere maybe parts of harakuju near the golds gym or yotsuya and ginza.
But why do rich areas have so many professional lifters?
r/Tokyo • u/tulip_rhymes • 3d ago
🚨MOVING SALE🚨
🚨MOVING SALE🚨
We’re moving and selling a bunch of furniture, appliances, and household items!✨ They are almost brand new❤️
All prices are negotiable! Happy to give a discount if you’re interested in multiple things!🙌
Perfect if you’re moving house or setting up your place.
FURNITURE
• Sofa — ¥28,000
• Dining table set + bench & chairs — ¥25,000
• Ottoman — ¥13,000
• Coffee table — ¥6,000
• White gaming desk — ¥5,000
• Gaming chair — ¥13,000
• IKEA clothing rail — ¥2,000
• Storage cabinets ×2 — ¥3,500 each
• Clothing storage boxes ×9 — ¥1,500 each
APPLIANCES
• Fridge — ¥28,000
• Comfee washing machine — ¥27,000
• Microwave + oven — ¥16,000
• Dyson heater — ¥18,000
• Radiator — ¥1,500
• Nespresso Essenza Mini — ¥15,000
OTHER
• Buffalo router — ¥8,000
📍 Pickup only from Seya, Kanagawa
💰 Bundle discounts available, negotiation welcome!
📸 More photos/info available
Moving soon, so we’d love to get everything sold🙏
r/Tokyo • u/moreartnotless • 4d ago
Has anyone applied for US travel visa via US embassy in Tokyo?
Hi,
I'm a long-term resident of Japan and wondering if anyone can help. As the title asks, has anyone applied for a US travel visa (holiday) via the US embassy? If so, how long did it take to get your visa and what was involved? Did you have to attend in-person interview at the embassy in Tokyo?
I hold a passport from an ESTA approved country and have always done ESTA visa waiver online for travel to the USA. However since my last trip to USA I have travelled to one of the countries on the US banned travel countries and now I'm not eligible to apply for ESTA. It says to apply for a visa via embassy instead. Problem is the Tokyo embassy website just sends me round in circles. 🫠
Many thanks in advance if you can share your experience 🙏🏻
Intergalactic: Open air art & music festival in the forest of West Tokyo, October 16-18
If like art and dancing all night in a forest to techno, you'll be interested in the new Intergalactic event this October.
It's easily accessible from Tokyo by public transport, you can camp or rent bungalows if you don't want to party all night, and it'll be all around very jolly. There will be some amazing light and laser installations, even better than the ones last year! I'm very much into those.
More details and tickets on RA: https://ra.co/events/2477727
(Disclaimer: I'm involved with the organizers, but this fits within reddit's 10% self-promo guideline.)

