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Shabu Tei Kotobuki, Ikebukuro: Agu Pork, and No Swishing

September 15, 2026

Shabu Tei Kotobuki, Ikebukuro: Agu Pork, and No Swishing

Saga Beef Shabu-Shabu at Kabuto Bekkan, Azabu-juban

September 5, 2026

Saga Beef Shabu-Shabu at Kabuto Bekkan, Azabu-juban

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