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Catch a double bill at one of the city's oldest cinemas (over 50 years and counting). Films are shown in a variety of languages, with Hollywood flicks featuring as highly as Japanese movies, all presented on classic 35mm prints. There are only double bills on offer, so set aside an afternoon and make the most of it.
Transport Takadanobaba Station, JR lines, Seibu Shinjuku Line, and Tozai Subway Line. Exit 5
Telephone 03 3200 8968
Open Openings hours vary depending on films showing
Admission Adults, 1300 yen. Senior citizens (60 and above) and children (12 and below), 900 yen. Students, 1100 yen. Married couples (50 and up), 2000 yen. Final show of the day, 800 yen. Every first day of each month, 800 yen
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