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The helpful, bilingual staff here all trained at Who-Ga’s sister salon in New York. There’s a popular membership system available for female customers; privileges include discounts for haircuts, perms and colouring services, along with further price reductions if reservations are made at least one week in advance.
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Transport Akasaka station (Chiyoda line), exits 5A, 5B.
Telephone 03 5570 1773
Open 11am-9pm mon, wed-fri; 10am-7pm sat, sun.
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