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Opened in March 2014 inside Tokyo Station, this café and store is great for a pitstop, giving you the chance to do a bit of shopping and then relax with a cup of coffee. Targeting tourists and business travellers, Standby Tokyo focuses on travel goods and souvenirs. If you're looking for a gift, choose from Klean Kanteen tumblers, a range of Traveney and Travelife products, and Japanese sweets from Tokyo Campanella. The café serves delicious coffee from Sarutahiko and hosts photographic exhibitions curated by Popeye Camera. There's free Wi-Fi and iPad minis are available for use.
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