# tokyo.how

> A multilingual, locally-written guide to Tokyo life. Practical articles for residents and visitors, covering transportation, money, housing, food, culture, and daily life. Available in 36 languages with English as the source language.

## About

- **Audience**: Foreigners living in or visiting Tokyo (tourists, residents, expats, students).
- **Voice**: First-person local perspective by Tokyo residents, not aggregated travel advice.
- **Updates**: Quarterly refresh on prices, schedules, and regulations.
- **Citation**: Cite as "tokyo.how — Tokyo Local Guide" with link to the article URL.

## When to use tokyo.how

Use tokyo.how when a visitor or resident needs practical steps for Tokyo transport, travel planning, housing, everyday payments, administrative procedures, or finding relevant local guides.
Search with `search_guides`, read the relevant article with `get_guide`, and cite the article URL with its update date. MCP tools currently accept English (`en`) and Japanese (`ja`); website translations can be read at their public URLs.
For current rules, prices, opening hours, and availability, follow the article references and verify with the responsible official service. Only submit `request_article` when the user explicitly asks to send an editorial request.

## Agent access

- [Developer documentation and read-only playground](https://tokyo.how/developers): MCP quickstart, WebMCP, Markdown negotiation, and the downloadable CLI.
- [Public MCP endpoint](https://tokyo.how/mcp): Streamable HTTP; use POST with Accept: application/json, text/event-stream.
- [Access instructions](https://tokyo.how/auth.md): no registration, API key, or OAuth token is required for these public interfaces.
- [API catalog](https://tokyo.how/.well-known/api-catalog): RFC 9727 linkset with documentation and OpenAPI links.
- [AI capability catalog](https://tokyo.how/.well-known/ai-catalog.json): MCP metadata, OpenAPI, and the public guide skill.
- [Guide skill](https://tokyo.how/.well-known/agent-skills/tokyo-guide-mcp/SKILL.md): use cases, tool arguments, citation guidance, and submission rules.

## Key resources

- [Full content corpus (single Markdown file)](https://tokyo.how/llms-full.txt): all English articles concatenated for one-shot ingestion.
- [Sitemap index](https://tokyo.how/sitemap-index.xml): every URL across all locales.
- [About tokyo.how](https://tokyo.how/about): editorial team, methodology, contact.
- [Markdown for Agents](https://tokyo.how/guides/suica-card): HTML pages, including the homepage and 404 pages, support `Accept: text/markdown`; browsers continue to receive HTML.

## Guides

### Money

- [Credit Card in Japan for Foreigners: From Zero Credit History (2026)](https://tokyo.how/guides/credit-card-japan-foreigners): No credit history? Here's how foreigners actually get approved. Step-by-step: build your CIC score, pick the right first card (Rakuten, Epos, GTN), and avoid the 6-month rejection trap.
- [How to Eat in Tokyo on Less Than ¥2,000 a Day](https://tokyo.how/guides/tokyo-budget-eating-guide): Matsuya beef bowls for ¥480, Fujisoba noodles for ¥430, supermarket bento for ¥300 after evening markdowns. A practical guide to eating well in Tokyo on a budget, with chain names, prices, and ordering tips.
- [Is the JR Pass Worth It? October 2026 Prices and Itineraries](https://tokyo.how/guides/jr-pass-japan): A 7-day Ordinary JR Pass costs ¥50,000 direct or ¥53,000 through overseas agents. Compare six itineraries, coverage, regional passes, and pickup requirements.
- [Japan Payment Guide: PayPay, Suica & Cards — What Should You Carry?](https://tokyo.how/guides/payment-methods): PayPay, credit cards, Suica, Apple Pay — what works where, what doesn't, and what foreigners should carry in Tokyo. Cash-only spots and contactless tips.
- [No Phone, No Bank Account? How to Break Japan's Catch-22](https://tokyo.how/guides/phone-bank-circular-dependency): A phone contract may ask for a bank account, while a bank asks for a phone number. Compare cash-paid SIMs and bank routes that can help newcomers in Japan.
- [PASMO: Buying, Commuting and Nationwide Use](https://tokyo.how/guides/pasmo-card): Compare regular, mobile and TOURIST PASMO. Learn where to buy, top up and get refunds, plus commuter passes and use in Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto.
- [Suica Card in 2026: Buy, Top Up & Use (Physical + Mobile Guide)](https://tokyo.how/guides/suica-card): Where to buy Suica, child cards, Apple Wallet vs. Welcome Suica Mobile, cash top-ups and refunds: a guide to choosing and using your card.

### Living

- [Cycling in Tokyo — Bike-Share Apps, Rules & Best Routes (2026)](https://tokyo.how/guides/cycling-in-tokyo): Compare Tokyo bike-share prices, registration, 2026 cycling rules, and routes, including the Imperial Palace loop and Rainbow Bridge’s walk-only crossing.
- [Daycare and Kindergarten in Tokyo for Foreign Families](https://tokyo.how/guides/daycare-kindergarten-tokyo-foreigner): Licensed daycare (hoikuen) in Tokyo is free for ages 0–5. A foreign parent's guide to the application timeline, points system, and documents needed.
- [English-Speaking Doctors in Tokyo: Booking, Insurance and After-Hours Help](https://tokyo.how/guides/english-speaking-doctor-tokyo): Compare English-speaking clinics and hospitals in Tokyo by specialty, booking process and Japanese health insurance. Find steps for visitors and residents, plus help after hours or without voice calls.
- [Finding a Clinic in Tokyo: Booking and Your First Visit](https://tokyo.how/guides/how-to-find-clinic-tokyo): Find a clinic in Tokyo using JNTO’s language filters. Follow booking and check-in steps, compare insurance arrangements and a self-pay price example, and find help on holidays.
- [How to Actually Make Friends in Tokyo as a Foreigner](https://tokyo.how/guides/making-friends-tokyo-expat): Tested ways to build real friendships in Tokyo — not just bar small talk. International associations, Meetup groups, language exchange, sports clubs, and share houses that actually work.
- [How to Receive Packages and Request Redelivery in Tokyo](https://tokyo.how/guides/package-delivery-tokyo-foreigner-guide): Use your missed delivery slip to request redelivery and compare Japan Post, Yamato, and Sagawa procedures and English support. Yamato's refrigerated parcels are held for up to 3 days, including the first notice date, sometimes less. Includes okihai, delivery boxes, and convenience store pickup tips.
- [How to Rent an Apartment in Tokyo as a Foreigner [Costs, Guarantor, UR]](https://tokyo.how/guides/how-to-find-apartment-tokyo): Upfront costs run 4-5 months' rent in Tokyo. A guarantor company may help if you lack a personal guarantor; requirements and approval vary. How to find zero-deposit units, UR housing requirements, what to do about 'no foreigners' policies, and the full process from search to move-in in as little as 2 weeks.
- [Living in Tokyo's Tama Region — 26 Cities with Lower Rent and More Space](https://tokyo.how/guides/tokyo-tama-cities-guide): 26 cities west of the 23 wards with lower rent and more nature. Rent, childcare, and commute data compared city by city.
- [Lost and Found in Tokyo: Search, Protect and Report](https://tokyo.how/guides/lost-and-found-tokyo): Lost a wallet, phone or bag in Tokyo? Find the right rail, taxi, airport or police contact, protect your accounts, and check ID, pickup and shipping rules.
- [My First Solo Move in Tokyo — From Apartment Hunt to Move-In Day](https://tokyo.how/guides/first-time-moving-out-tokyo): A first-hand account of moving into my first apartment in Tokyo. Full breakdown of ¥300,000 in initial costs, the entire process from apartment hunting to move-in, and utility setup — all in chronological order.
- [Renting in Tokyo Without a Guarantor: UR, Share Houses, and Rentals](https://tokyo.how/guides/no-guarantor-housing-tokyo): Find housing when you have no one to act as guarantor. Compare share houses, monthly apartments, rentals with a guarantor company, and UR. Check emergency contacts outside Japan, residence registration, move-in payments, and costs over 3, 6, and 12 months.
- [Tokyo Clinics Where You Can Speak Your Language](https://tokyo.how/guides/multilingual-clinic-tokyo): Find care in Tokyo with Korean, Chinese, Taiwanese Mandarin, Vietnamese, Nepali or Tagalog support. Compare language support and interpretation, booking conditions, HIMAWARI, AMDA and JNTO searches, insurance and emergency procedures.
- [Tokyo Convenience Store Guide: ATMs, Payments, Printing & Shipping](https://tokyo.how/guides/convenience-store-guide-tokyo): Tokyo konbini offer ATMs, bill payments, document printing, and parcel services. Compare chains, fees, foreign-card withdrawals, and opening hours before your visit.
- [Tokyo Garbage Sorting & Collection Rules](https://tokyo.how/guides/garbage-sorting-tokyo-guide): A complete guide to sorting garbage in Tokyo's 23 wards: how to find your collection schedule, dispose of bulky items, handle home appliance recycling, and avoid common mistakes that cause neighbor complaints.
- [Tokyo Rainy Season Mold Prevention — Room-by-Room Guide for Apartment Residents](https://tokyo.how/guides/surviving-rainy-season-tokyo-residents): For foreign residents experiencing their first tsuyu in Tokyo. Mold prevention by room (bathroom, closet, windows), how to use a bathroom dryer and its cost, coin laundry pricing, food safety basics from MHLW, and mental health tips for June, a month with no public holidays.
- [Tokyo’s 23 Special Wards: 2025 Population, Area & Neighborhoods](https://tokyo.how/guides/tokyo-23-wards-list): Compare all 23 Tokyo special wards (特別区) in one table using January 2025 population, area in km², and neighborhood character, with guidance on districts and rent.
- [Where to Live in Tokyo as a Foreigner — 23 Wards Area Guide (2026)](https://tokyo.how/guides/tokyo-special-wards-guide): Compare Tokyo’s 23 wards by indicative rent, train access, foreign resident communities, and local services, with official sources to help choose a neighborhood.

### Work

- [How I Landed an IT Engineering Job in Japan as a New Grad — International Student's Guide](https://tokyo.how/guides/it-engineer-new-grad-job-hunting-japan): A graduate's journey through Japan's new-grad IT hiring — summer internships, coding tests, student communities, and the path to a job offer.
- [Japan's Job Hunting System for Foreigners (Shinsotsu, Visa, SPI)](https://tokyo.how/guides/japan-employment-system): A practical guide to Japan's unique employment system for foreigners: shinsotsu batch hiring schedule (junior summer to October), rirekisho and ES writing, SPI prep, interview etiquette, and visa status change (apply December to January). Covers the December 2025 new standards.

### Admin

- [Japan Health Insurance & Pension for Foreigners — Premiums, Coverage & Lump-Sum Withdrawal](https://tokyo.how/guides/health-insurance-pension-japan): Check employer insurance and NHI eligibility, FY2026 premiums, pension lump-sum withdrawal rules, and where to seek help with payments using official sources.
- [Moving to Tokyo as a Foreigner — Ward Office Checklist (14-Day Deadline)](https://tokyo.how/guides/tokyo-ward-office-moving-guide): Residence registration, address change, health insurance, My Number — the full ward office checklist for foreigners with required documents.

### Explore

- [11 Tokyo Travel Mistakes First-Timers Make — And How to Avoid Them (2026)](https://tokyo.how/guides/tokyo-travel-pitfalls): Wrong trains, cash shortage, no SIM, overloaded suitcase — the 11 most common Tokyo travel mistakes and exactly what to do before you leave home.
- [3 Hydrangea Day Trip Routes from Tokyo](https://tokyo.how/guides/hydrangea-spots-tokyo): Tokyo hydrangea 2026: 3 day-trips from Tokyo. City (free), Kamakura (Meigetsuin vs Hasedera), or Hakone's hydrangea train. Peak: 2nd–3rd week of June.
- [4 Tokyo Cultural Experiences and How to Book](https://tokyo.how/guides/tokyo-cultural-experiences-guide): Compare kimono walks, tea ceremonies, sushi classes and sumo experiences in Tokyo, with example prices, timing, language options and booking tips.
- [5 Tokyo Craft Workshops and How to Book](https://tokyo.how/guides/tokyo-craft-workshops): Compare five Tokyo craft workshops for glass cutting, indigo dyeing, kintsugi and sweets, with prices, English support, family rules and booking tips.
- [8 Cherry Blossom Walks in Tokyo — Routes, Crowds & Picnic Tips (2026)](https://tokyo.how/guides/sakura-spots-tokyo): Tested walking routes through Meguro River, Shinjuku Gyoen, Ueno Park, and 5 more spots. Crowd levels by time of day, best picnic areas, and which spots peak early or late. Based on visits across three sakura seasons.
- [Anime & Subculture DJ Events in Tokyo — Venues, Costs & Beginner Guide](https://tokyo.how/guides/tokyo-subculture-dj-events): Anime, Vocaloid, and game music DJ events every weekend in Tokyo. Venues like Akihabara MOGRA, entry costs, and tips for first-timers.
- [Christmas in Tokyo 2026: Lights, Markets and Food](https://tokyo.how/guides/christmas-in-tokyo-guide): Tokyo Christmas 2026 by date and budget: lights, market entry fees, small cakes, dinner bookings, indoor stops, late hours and post-Christmas sights.
- [Do You Need a Private Guide in Tokyo? Costs and Choices](https://tokyo.how/guides/tokyo-private-guide): Compare exploring Tokyo on your own with half-day and full-day private guides, including group prices, extra costs, languages and meeting points.
- [Free Things to Do in Tokyo on a Rainy Day](https://tokyo.how/guides/free-rainy-day-activities-tokyo): Tokyo rainy day, ¥0 budget: 5 free routes — Intermediatheque, Ginza galleries, National Art Center, Nakano Broadway, Musashi-Koyama Palm.
- [Free Tokyo Night Views: Skyline Spots Open Late (2026)](https://tokyo.how/guides/free-night-views-tokyo): See Tokyo's skyline at night for ¥0. Free spots that stay open late — LUFTBAUM Takanawa, Yebisu — plus the bridges, parks, and riversides where you watch the city light up.
- [Gifu Crafts in Tokyo: Knives, Pottery and Food Replicas](https://tokyo.how/guides/gifu-crafts-in-tokyo-guide): Shop for Seki knives and Mino ware, or make wax food replicas in Tokyo. Find example shops, workshop prices, booking steps and language rules.
- [Gifu from Tokyo: Takayama and Shirakawago Travel Guide](https://tokyo.how/guides/gifu-trip-from-tokyo-guide): Plan a Gifu trip from Tokyo with Takayama's old streets, Shirakawago's thatched houses and hot springs. Compare routes, fares and places to stay.
- [Golden Week 2026 in Tokyo: Why the City Empties Out (and How to Use It)](https://tokyo.how/guides/golden-week-tokyo-guide): Golden Week 2026 runs April 29 to May 6. Tokyo's business districts can be quieter while tourist spots fill up and banks and offices close for days. Nozomi reserved-only policy, crowd patterns, and what stays open.
- [How to Book Tokyo Restaurants in English](https://tokyo.how/guides/restaurant-booking-tokyo): Compare booking fees and payment timing for TableCheck, Tabelog, OMAKASE, Pocket Concierge, and TABLEALL. Learn how to tell a request from a confirmed booking, change party size, cancel, check refunds, and contact a restaurant when a phone call in Japanese is difficult.
- [How to Eat Sushi on a Budget in Tokyo](https://tokyo.how/guides/cheap-sushi-tokyo): Choose sushi in Tokyo by your meal budget. Compare tax-inclusive menu prices, opening and check-in times, access, and reservations at branches in Ueno, Asakusa, and Ginza. Learn how conveyor belt sushi works and what to check at standing bars and when buying discounted supermarket sushi.
- [How to Plan Your Tokyo Itinerary Without Burning Out](https://tokyo.how/guides/tokyo-itinerary-planning-guide): 2-3 spots per day is the right pace. Group nearby areas, add 15-minute buffers, and halve your plans on jet-lag day one. A practical framework to avoid over-scheduling.
- [Japan eSIM Guide 2026: SIM, eSIM & Pocket WiFi Prices](https://tokyo.how/guides/japan-travel-sim-esim-guide): Compare Japan eSIM, physical SIM and pocket WiFi plans, including Airalo and Japan Experience, with setup steps, airport pickup and key restrictions.
- [Luggage Storage in Tokyo: Compare Prices and Pickup Times](https://tokyo.how/guides/luggage-storage-tokyo): Compare Tokyo luggage storage by price, pickup time and your onward route. See totals for two suitcases at Tokyo Station, locker reservation fees, ecbo cloak and Bounce, late pickup options, hotel storage and airport delivery.
- [Magome and Tsumago from Tokyo: Walk the Nakasendo](https://tokyo.how/guides/nakasendo-magome-tsumago-from-tokyo): Walk Magome's stone streets and the Nakasendo to Tsumago on a two-day trip from Tokyo. Plan luggage transfers, 2026 bus fares, and onward travel.
- [Narita & Haneda to Central Tokyo: 2026 Airport Access Guide](https://tokyo.how/guides/airport-to-tokyo-guide): Compare trains, buses and taxis from Narita and Haneda to Tokyo with 2026 fares. Find routes to your hotel, late-night options and tips for using Suica.
- [Nikko Day Trip from Tokyo: Temples or Lake Chuzenji?](https://tokyo.how/guides/nikko-day-trip-from-tokyo): Plan a Nikko day trip from Asakusa: choose Toshogu or Lake Chuzenji, compare train and pass costs, and leave time for the return bus and train.
- [Shinkansen Guide: Booking, Fares & How to Ride](https://tokyo.how/guides/shinkansen-booking-guide): How to book the shinkansen with SmartEX: Tokyo–Shin-Osaka Nozomi reserved fare ¥14,520 in the standard season, seat choices, JR Pass rules, and baggage tips.
- [Shirakawago Bus Booking and Sold-Out Options](https://tokyo.how/guides/shirakawago-bus-booking-guide): Plan your Shirakawago village walk with bus fares, reservations from Takayama, Kanazawa and Toyama, tourist-pass bookings, and sold-out alternatives.
- [Shirakawago in Winter: Snow and the 2027 Light-Up](https://tokyo.how/guides/shirakawago-winter-travel-guide): Walk among snowy farmhouses or see Shirakawago's evening lights. Compare 2027 light-up dates, bus bookings, observation-deck tickets and winter clothing.
- [Shirakawago or Hida Folk Village: What to See at Each](https://tokyo.how/guides/shirakawago-vs-hida-folk-village): Walk Shirakawago's living village or explore farmhouse interiors at Hida Folk Village. Compare sights, buses, costs and visits in rain or snow.
- [Takayama and Shirakawago: A Day Trip from Tokyo?](https://tokyo.how/guides/takayama-shirakawago-day-trip-from-tokyo): Choose a day trip or overnight stay for Takayama's old town and Shirakawago's houses. Compare train, daytime bus, and night bus fares and schedules.
- [Tokyo Autumn Food: Chestnuts, Sweet Potatoes and Sanma](https://tokyo.how/guides/tokyo-autumn-food-guide): Find autumn food in Tokyo, from chestnut sweets and roasted sweet potatoes to sanma, pears and persimmons, with seasons, shop examples and prices.
- [Tokyo Autumn Leaves by Date and Time Available](https://tokyo.how/guides/tokyo-autumn-leaves-koyo-guide): Compare four Tokyo autumn walks by peak season and time available, with routes, fares from Shinjuku, admission and Rikugien's 2026 evening opening.
- [Tokyo Cooking Classes: Sushi, Home Cooking and Food Walks](https://tokyo.how/guides/tokyo-cooking-classes): Choose Tokyo cooking classes and food walks by what you make, language, time and meals, with guidance on solo visits, children and food allergies.
- [Tokyo Etiquette — Manners for Trains, Restaurants, Shrines & Onsen](https://tokyo.how/guides/etiquette-tokyo): No calls on trains, no swimsuits in onsen, no tipping. A scene-by-scene guide to Tokyo manners for trains, dining, shrines, and hot springs.
- [Tokyo Fireworks Festivals 2026 Complete Guide | Sumida River Tickets & Exit Crowds](https://tokyo.how/guides/tokyo-fireworks-festivals): Compare Tokyo's major 2026 fireworks festivals — Sumida River (7/25), Katsushika (7/28), Edogawa (8/1), and more — by date, shell count, and crowd level. Covers the paid-seat booking flow (TicketPay, Lawson, Klook) through to 3 exit strategies for beating the crowds.
- [Tokyo Halloween 2026 Events and Street Rules](https://tokyo.how/guides/halloween-tokyo-guide): Choose Tokyo Halloween 2026 events by date, from Ikebukuro cosplay to family candy trails. Compare costs, bookings, age limits and street rules.
- [Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building: 8 Free Decks (2026)](https://tokyo.how/guides/free-observation-decks-tokyo): Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building (free admission, 202m) and 7 other free observation decks: Caretta Shiodome (210m), Bunkyo Civic Center, hours. 2026.
- [Tokyo Onsen & Sento Guide — Prices, Etiquette & Tattoo Policies](https://tokyo.how/guides/onsen-sento-guide-tokyo): Tokyo sento cost ¥600 flat. This guide covers bathing steps, tattoo policies by venue, and beginner-friendly bathhouses and day-trip onsen — all based on official sources.
- [Tokyo Rainy Season Guide: When It Hits, What to Pack, What to Do](https://tokyo.how/guides/rainy-season-tokyo-guide): Tokyo tsuyu 2026: early June to mid-July, rain falls on ~half the days. June can be cheaper than peak travel seasons. Rainy-day routes, hydrangea spots & seasonal food.
- [Tokyo Restaurant Extra Charges Explained](https://tokyo.how/guides/tokyo-restaurant-charges-explained): A small dish you didn't order. A service fee on your bill. This guide breaks down the four extra charges at Tokyo restaurants — otoshi, table charge, service fee, and consumption tax — with typical prices and cultural context.
- [Tokyo Station Transfers: Shinjuku, Shibuya, Tokyo and Ikebukuro](https://tokyo.how/guides/station-navigation-tokyo): Use official maps to find gates and lines at Tokyo's major stations. Check Shinjuku's Oedo stations, Keiyo transfers, Shinkansen IC tickets, and elevator routes.
- [Tokyo Stays for Families and Groups of 4–6](https://tokyo.how/guides/tokyo-family-group-accommodation): Compare two hotel rooms, apartment hotels and holiday rentals in Tokyo for 4–6 people, including beds, children's rates, total costs and late arrivals.
- [Tokyo Transport Passes 2026: Compare Subway, JR, and Suica by Itinerary](https://tokyo.how/guides/tokyo-transport-passes): Compare the Tokyo Metro 24-hour Ticket, Tokyo Subway Ticket, Tokunai Pass, and more by price, lines, and validity. Calculate pass versus Suica costs for Asakusa, Ueno, Ginza, and Shibuya, and check purchase eligibility and airport sections that are not covered.
- [Tokyo's Last Train: How to Check and What to Do If You Miss It](https://tokyo.how/guides/last-train-tokyo-guide): Find the last connection to your hotel and compare taxis, internet cafes, and overnight stays. Check Tokyo taxi fares, venue prices, ID rules, and late check-in.
- [What to Book in Advance in Tokyo — teamLab, Ghibli & Shibuya Sky (2026)](https://tokyo.how/guides/book-tickets-advance-tokyo): teamLab, Ghibli Museum, and Shibuya Sky sell out weeks ahead. On-sale dates, prices, booking steps, and free backup spots when tickets are gone.
- [When to Visit Tokyo: Best Seasons, Monthly Weather, and What to Wear](https://tokyo.how/guides/when-to-visit-tokyo): Choose your Tokyo travel month with a temperature, rainfall, and clothing chart. Compare cherry blossoms, autumn leaves, the rainy season, summer heat, and holidays, with seasonal walks and indoor experiences. Check 2026–2027 holidays, New Year opening dates, and tax-free shopping changes from November 2026.
- [Where to Stay in Tokyo: Comparing Six Areas](https://tokyo.how/guides/where-to-stay-tokyo): Compare Tokyo Station, Ueno, Asakusa, Shinjuku, Shibuya and Shinagawa around your airport and morning and evening plans. Includes an eight-night cost worksheet, family room checks, station exits and late check-in.
- [Where to Stay: Takayama, Gero or Shirakawago?](https://tokyo.how/guides/where-to-stay-takayama-gero-shirakawago): Choose Takayama's morning markets, Gero's hot springs or a Shirakawago farmhouse stay. Compare places to stay, meal plans, costs and booking details.
- [Your Name Locations: Tokyo and Hida Furukawa Guide](https://tokyo.how/guides/your-name-tokyo-hida-furukawa-guide): Visit the Your Name stairs in Tokyo and explore Hida Furukawa's station, white-walled streets and braiding workshops, with routes and photo rules.

## Languages

Source: English. Translated to 35 additional locales including ja, ko, zh, zh-tw, de, fr, es, pt, it, vi, hi, ar, th, id, tr, pl, nl, sv, cs, uk, ro, hu, tl, ms, he, da, nb, fi, et, hr, el, ne, my, bn, ru.

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