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Since the Japanese are known for their sense of aesthetics, it's odd that this room feels like a rave party straight out of the late 1990s. The bracingly loud techno and faux open-flame lamps distract while you scream your order at your server. Once it arrives, however, its quality is fine... but not really mind-blowing in a city that offers many nigiri alternatives for the same money.
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