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Since every tiny space is used, you'll often find a laundry between two houses or on a corner. Since nothing is stolen they operate unattended for most of the time. There's sometimes just a small basket for the money.
Public laundry contributes to the living room atmoshpere of Tokyo.
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![Wash saloon Gakugei Daigaku](picts/wash/Tokyo03-0441.jpg) |
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Somewhere "on the road". A public coin laundry, maybe in Kyojima...
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![wash saloon Kyojima](picts/wash/Tokyo03-0687.jpg) |
This one is in Hikifune, not far from Sento Hikifune Yu, on my way to Rice+.
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This is also in Hikifune/Kyojima.
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![wash saloon Nihontsutsumi](picts/wash/Tokyo03-0756.jpg) |
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Near my hotel. This is tiny to fit just between two houses
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This belongs to a Sento in Ryusen, next to Nihontsutsumi.
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![wash saloon Nihontsutsumi](picts/wash/Tokyo03-0846.jpg) |
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![wash saloon Sento Yoyogi](picts/wash/Tokyo03-0959.jpg) |
Seems to be especially for the bums around my hotel, notice the lockers.
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Beside the sento in Sendagaya/Yoyogi.
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