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The Chinatown/International District neighborhood lies south of Pioneer Square and First Hill, roughly between Yesler, 4th Ave S, S Dearborn St, and I-5. It has a largely Asian-American population, including Cambodian, Chinese, Filipino, Japanese, Korean, Laotian, Thai, and Vietnamese. Here you can also find many restaurants of different regional Asian couisines. It is also home to a very large Asian supermarket, Uwajimaya (see Specialty Supermarkets). An international district is a special district where you can meet people from any server. For example if you connect to the American territory, in your normal districts (home districts) you can only see people from the American server. If you go to an international district you can meet with people from any territory. This is useful for several reasons:

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The Chinatown/International District neighborhood lies south of Pioneer Square and First Hill, roughly between Yesler, 4th Ave S, S Dearborn St, and I-5. It has a largely Asian-American population, including Cambodian, Chinese, Filipino, Japanese, Korean, Laotian, Thai, and Vietnamese. Here you can also find many restaurants of different regional Asian couisines. It is also home to a very large Asian supermarket, Uwajimaya (see Specialty Supermarkets). Don't pass up the opportunity to stop by the Family Shelter on 5th and King st. You can volunteer or give donations or even just tour the building. The International District/Chinatown community center offers activities and classes for kids and adults, such as sports, martial arts, and yoga, as well as a meeting space and public computers. An international district is a special district where you can meet people from any server. For example if you connect to the American territory, in your normal districts (home districts) you can only see people from the American server. If you go to an international district you can meet with people from any territory. This is useful for several reasons: * It means that you can meet up with friends from all over the world and form a group * You can trade items with someone from a different territory * The Frog and Gaile Gray were most commonly found in the international districts of Lion's Arch * Guild Registrars are removed in these districts.