Aug 15, 2016

Laser or waxing services around Tokyo?

I tried signing up at Musee but they wouldn't accept me because I can't speak fluent Japanese. Does anyone know any places that offer such services, even for foreigners who can't speak Japanese very well?

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perchedelsewhere

The world is my home so here I am exploring different parts of it as much as I can. Currently residing in Tokyo, Japan.

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junko

on Aug 16

Hi! I know this store available to speak english. http://boudoirtokyo.com/

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perchedelsewhere

on Aug 16

That's really helpful, thank you very much!

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smallbigjapan

on Aug 19

A good place to look for adverts with bilingual services is the Metropolis magazine. These companies below offer bilingual services. http://www.elanajade.com/ http://laplage-beauty.com/ http://nuajapan.com/

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BigfamJapan

on Aug 23

Wow, very disappointed to hear you were turned away because you don't speak fluent Japanese. Shocking really. I have heard good things about Elana Jade.

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genkidesu

on Nov 25

Personally used both Nua (Omotesando area) and Elena Jade (Azabu Juban) when I lived in Tokyo, both were very nice and professional. They're also both easy to access via public transport which is also handy.

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Summer reading

I know there have been questions in the past about what we're watching, but I'm wondering what you're reading at the moment! I'm looking to get a few new books for summer and I'd love to hear if you have any recent recommendations. If you have any good spots here to get EN language books in person, too, I'd appreciate if you would share those as well!

genkidesu

on Jun 25

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Database error

Anyone else getting a database error after you log in? So far, it looks like I can still write posts, but I had trouble logging in and after log in my home page looks different to normal with a "database error" message.

BigfamJapan

on May 23

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Condiments in your fridge?

Just for fun! I was thinking the other day how different the contents of my fridge are to the fridge I grew up with! Just one example, I always have soy sauce in my fridge and usually at least one other unopened bottle in the cupboard. There was never soy sauce in my fridge growing up. And the friends I grew up with don't have soy sauce in their fridges even now. But my Uni friends all have soy sauce in their fridges, because they all lived in Japan for at least a year. I was just wondering what things do you have in your fridge here that you probably wouldn't have in your fridge in your home country had you never lived here.

BigfamJapan

on May 9

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Moving house process

I've been in my apartment for nearly 7 years. I've got my eye on an apartment one station closer to work. But I forgot what it was like to move in here! It was all a bit traumatic... Have you got some packing tips, suggestions for how to move your household goods, and what to save for last?

TonetoEdo

on May 3