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    Standing Sushi Bars in Tokyo: Great Sushi Tonight, No Reservation, No Omakase Fear

    You don't need a three-weeks-out omakase booking to eat brilliant Tokyo sushi. Tachigui (standing sushi) bars let you walk in, point, eat piece-by-piece, and leave in 25 minutes — for ¥70 to ¥880 a piece. Here's exactly how it works and the named, tourist-friendly spots near Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Tokyo Station.
    June 7, 2026
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    Best Conveyor Belt Sushi in Tokyo for Tourists (2026): A Chain-by-Chain Decision Table

    Sushiro, Kura, Hama, Uobei, Nemuro Hanamaru, Toriton, Katsu Midori — which kaiten sushi chain is genuinely good vs tourist-bait? A founder's decision table on English touchscreens, price per plate, quality, queue times, and which lines are actually worth it.
    June 7, 2026
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