BL Cafe opened in Ikebukuro Ward, Japan to satisfy the rotten girl

Boys'Love (BL/ Beauty) is a Japanese literary genre, which is usually presented in cartoons or anime, depicting a romantic relationship between a man and another man. These gay stories are usually written by women for women who want to see beautiful men make out with each other.

Like Akihabara's maid coffee shop for otaku, it is only a matter of time before fictional fantasies seep into real life. My colleague Evie and I visited a BL cafe near Yinu Road in Ikebukuro District, an area where shops are made for house girls and rotten girls.

Walking into the cafe, we were entertained by ostensibly gay hosts. However, here they are not called masters, but students, and you are a freshman who has just arrived at school. The people who come to entertain you are your peers or seniors. Guests can take the time to order food and drinks on the special menu (you must accurately recognize the menu), choose the BL cartoons that are on sale, and talk to the boys in the store. Throughout the process, the boys will interact and touch this, providing you with visual enjoyment.

We decided to choose "Chocolate Bar with Fantasy", which allows you to see two men using a piece of candy to create an ambiguous scene. We chose the employees in the store named Haru and Hinata and then asked them to perform a specific plot. Our setting is that the elder found the younger generation reading vulgar comics in the library. The two employees quickly entered the role and brought the scene into reality. After some quarrels and flirting, their lips almost touched each other, but in fact their lips did not touch at all. I have to say that the performance of these boys is very good.

As a rotten girl, I think it's a great experience. At first I thought the scene of reproducing comics in real life was very false and disgusting, but because employees could enter the character at any time, I soon stopped thinking about it. And the new contact beauty Evie has never seen so many beauty comics and other beauty themes. But she said that the whole experience was good, the atmosphere of the cafe was good, and the staff were very friendly. But she is not sure whether she will recommend it to people who want to try different things in Japan when she goes back.

Although there are not many English-speaking clerks here, they are very friendly to foreigners, and the whole store staff came to see us off when we left. This is another strange thing about Japan, once you come here, with the people around you who get into the character, it seems quite normal. It costs thousands of yen to come here to relax for a few hours. But while it's a great experience, we have to get back to reality.

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