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Seattle's favourite popcorn makers opened their first Tokyo shop in September 2013, and were immediately faced with massive queues and a social media storm. Many first-time customers are slightly overwhelmed by the selection, which consists of 36 different flavours in total (including some real head-scratchers like maple bacon and truffle cheese porcini) - although only a rotating selection of 10 are on sale on any one day.
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Transport Omotesando Station (Ginza, Chiyoda, Hanzomon lines), exit A2
Telephone 03-3403-0077
Open 11am-9pm
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