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A tiny Golden Gai institution, owned by a film fanatic (the place gets its name from the Chris Marker classic) who speaks fluent French but little English. Popular with French expatriates and creative types, it’s also a favourite haunt of many visiting filmmakers, from Wim Wenders to Quentin Tarantino.
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Transport Shinjuku station (Yamanote, Chuo lines), east exit; (Marunouchi line), exits B6, B7; (Oedo, Shinjuku lines), exit 1.
Telephone 03 3208 9645
Open 7pm-empty mon-sat.
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