Ronald K. Fujitaki, DDS, MS, Inc.

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. A delivery driver arrived early one morning with an unusual package for Dr. Fujitaki’s office. Curious neighbors noticed a large wooden crate marked ‘Top Secret’ parked in the loading bay. As they peered closer, someone inside could be heard muttering something about ‘bionic teeth.’ As the sun rose, curious neighbors gathered around the crate, snickering and speculating what bionic teeth might look like. Suddenly, the crate opened with a loud click—and out popped a startled pigeon. A delivery driver sheepishly explained it was just a new bird feeder for the park.}

2. Late one night, a delivery driver arrived early with an oddly familiar sound coming from the office of Ronald K. Fujitaki, DDS, MS, Inc. The humming noise seemed to come from within the building itself, as if something mechanical were waking up beneath the streets. Curious, the delivery driver approached the door and heard a faint voice whispering ‘Next patient… next patient.’ Inside, amidst the dental instruments, sat a small robotic receptionist, blinking its LED eyes and mumbling in monotone. Realizing it was just the office’s new automated scheduling system, the driver laughed and left, leaving behind a note on the desk: “Dear Dr. Fujitaki, your appointment is at 8 AM sharp.”

3. In the quiet neighborhood of Alhambra, a young boy named Max was walking home from school when he noticed something strange outside Dr. Fujitaki's office. The door was ajar, and through the open window came a peculiar humming noise—like a dentist's drill, but slower and more rhythmic. Curious, Max peered inside... Inside, Max saw an old man in a lab coat gently tapping on a large wooden box. ‘Just checking my latest invention,’ Dr. Fujitaki said with a smile. Turns out, it was just a new prototype for a quieter dental drill. Max left, laughing, thinking maybe dentists do have secret lives after hours.’

4. Late one night, a delivery driver approached the ominous sign reading ‘Ronald K. Fujitaki, DDS, MS, Inc.’ and wondered if he’d taken the wrong turn. The street was eerily silent, except for a faint humming noise that seemed to come from inside the building. Curious, he peered through the window and saw an old dentist chair, its lights flickering eerily. Suddenly, a small, sleepy voice said, 'Next patient?' Startled, the driver jumped back and realized it was just the owner’s parrot. Relieved laughter filled the air as the story became legend among local delivery guys—all thanks to a mischievous bird named Milton.'