http://lostinjapan.groth.hm/archives/2005/12/hiddens-gems-in-tokyo/ Stop, Listen, Contemplate Fri, 10 Feb 2012 02:49:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 http://lostinjapan.groth.hm/archives/2005/12/hiddens-gems-in-tokyo/comment-page-1/#comment-91132 dergen Sun, 22 Feb 2009 03:21:31 +0000 http://lostinjapan.groth.hm/?p=113#comment-91132 ニ子玉 or Ni ko tama, as it is known to locals, is a great place to sip your favorite Starf#ck's beverage. Like almost all Japanese employees in the service industry, they were born to serve with a plastic smiles, unnatural enthusiasm and super genki attitudes. The swiftest path to ニ子玉 starbucks: exit the gates, turn left.. walk toward the street.. veer a bit to the left again.. and cross the street... when you look across to the mammoth white structure.. you'll see three glass lifts/elevators... they with take you smoothly up to starbucks... 7th floor.. these purveyors of cookie cutter coffee await you.. a spacious store... the biggest starbucks i have EVER seen.. EVER!!! "heaven on the 7th floor!!!" (1970 musical reference)... but like all starbucks.. they will be pumping their own music label.. enjoy.. ニ子玉 or Ni ko tama, as it is known to locals, is a great place to sip your favorite Starf#ck’s beverage. Like almost all Japanese employees in the service industry, they were born to serve with a plastic smiles, unnatural enthusiasm and super genki attitudes. The swiftest path to ニ子玉 starbucks: exit the gates, turn left.. walk toward the street.. veer a bit to the left again.. and cross the street… when you look across to the mammoth white structure.. you’ll see three glass lifts/elevators… they with take you smoothly up to starbucks… 7th floor.. these purveyors of cookie cutter coffee await you.. a spacious store… the biggest starbucks i have EVER seen.. EVER!!! “heaven on the 7th floor!!!” (1970 musical reference)… but like all starbucks.. they will be pumping their own music label.. enjoy..

]]> http://lostinjapan.groth.hm/archives/2005/12/hiddens-gems-in-tokyo/comment-page-1/#comment-276 John Mon, 19 Dec 2005 02:24:58 +0000 http://lostinjapan.groth.hm/?p=113#comment-276 Just a minor correction on your post. The line connected to the Hanzomon running west out of Shibuya is called the "Den-en-Toshi." I live a bit further west on that line so just wanted to add my 2 cents. Just a minor correction on your post. The line connected to the Hanzomon running west out of Shibuya is called the “Den-en-Toshi.” I live a bit further west on that line so just wanted to add my 2 cents.

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