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Fitzroyalty - hyperlocal news and reviews about Melbourne’s first suburb: Fitzroy 3065 - is a local news site for Fitzroy residents and visitors. Read the about and hyperlocal pages for more information.

It features stories on the suburb of Fitzroy in Melbourne, Australia, and reflections on life from a socially libertarian, economically socialist, culturally anarchistic and radically individualistic point of view.

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Japanese food

I’m on a mission to try all the Japanese restaurants in Melbourne. My favourites so far are Ume Nomiya on Gertrude St, Fitzroy, Wabi Sabi Salon on Smith St, Collingwood, Hako on Degraves St and Ajisen Ramen on Bourke St, both in Melbourne. My colleague at the Abbotsford blog has written at length about Wabi Sabi Salon. The picture below is of the gorgeous decor at Ume.

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