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Post offices in the Minato-ku area -
09-15-2010, 04:49 PM
The last time I went to Tokyo, I was bombarded with requests to send postcards to people stateside. It was not a hard request to fulfill since I was staying at the Keio Plaza in Shinjuku and there's a post office about 3 blocks away in the direction of the station.
This time around, I will be at the Shinagawa Prince and I am not familiar with the area. I have a few questions hopefully some of you can answer for me: 1) Is there a flat rate for postcards to the states, and if so, what is the rate? 2) Is it possible to buy stamps in places other than a post office? And if so, what kind of places sell them? 3) if I need to go to a post office, where is one in Minato-ku or close to the Shinagawa Station area? I figure that if I can buy the stamps somewhere, I can always find a mail box to mail them. I know they are red with a white "T" with another line over it. That was I can just do it whenever and not have to make a trip just for that. Any help would be appreciated, thank you! 
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09-15-2010, 05:36 PM
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09-16-2010, 01:32 AM
You will be surrounded by post offices around Shinagawa Prince. Besides, you can buy stamps and/or drop mail at the front desk as well.
Yahoo!地図 Among the ten post offices around your hotel, number 1 will be the nearest. One advantage of buying stamps at the post office over doing so elsewhere is that it lets you buy good-looking commemorative ones.
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09-16-2010, 11:16 AM
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