The design of Japanese specialty cafes makes you completely fascinated and don't want to leave

Cherry meatball themed coffee shop

The cherry meatball-themed coffee shop is called "cherry balls" in Japanese. The friends who have been there said, "there are a lot of characters of small balls, Yongze classmate onion soup, grandpa's eggs, everything is super cute." It's so cute that I can't say it. "

Well, when the editor saw it, he was already drooling and 18 bends in the waterway. The editor learned that this store is a commemorative coffee shop funded by Fuji TV station in Tokyo to commemorate the TV animation of "Cherry meatballs." when customers go to the coffee shop, it provides a variety of small meatball images of coffee and food to meet your pursuit of the image of small meatballs, so you are reluctant to eat and drink at all.

At this point, many friends will ask, what age group is the audience of such a coffee shop? Is it only suitable for children to go?

No no no, this coffee shop is really suitable for men and women of all ages. Not only that, do friends want to know how many kinds of cartoon characters there are? More than twenty! Well, there are all kinds of related goods for sale, oh! Opening hours are 9: 00, 00: 00, 19: 00. Speaking of which, are the little balls in the hearts of my friends going to burst out? Don't worry, just introduced a theme restaurant, there are a few below, take care of your rest time and place to go.

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Tokyo Eorzea Cafe Coffee Shop

Omg! Guys, hold your breath and let the editor lead you through. Okay, it's not a real trip, it's a joke, but when you approach the "Eorzea Cafe" coffee shop in Tokyo, you may really feel it.

In fact, as the name implies, the "Eorzea" in the name of the "Eorzea Cafe" coffee shop is where "final Fantasy 14" takes place, and friends may actually feel like they are crossing or jumping into the screen.

Well, in fact, the picture of the final Fantasy game itself is gorgeous enough.

But when you walk into the Eorzea Cafe coffee shop, don't worry! When you are gone, you will still be very impressed.

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Owl Cafe in Tokyo

Really! Really! Owls are real. The "Bird's Cafe" Cafe and the "Owl Tea Room" in Tokyo are representative of the owl-themed cafes in Tokyo.

Although the decoration of this themed coffee shop is not particularly outstanding, it is comfortable to sit, the atmosphere is warm, and you can gently touch the owl in the store.

Because here, the owl is the bright spot, in fact, there are several similar theme features and restrictions are different, some can play with owls while tasting coffee, but the editor does not have the courage at present, and some coffee shops with similar themes are more strictly regulated and untouchable. In addition, the owls displayed in these owl-themed cafes vary in breed, age and number, but since owls are always meat eaters, right?

The editor still advises friends to pay attention to safety when entering coffee shops with this kind of theme. Don't play with owls, but you end up being played by owls, that's not funny.

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Tokyo Ikebukuro wife Cafe

Instead of talking about animal themes, let's take a breathtaking Ore no Yome Cafe. Many friends may have learned from some media that the cafe opened in Tokyo Ikebukuro in early November this year, and caused a sensation. Friends can understand the meaning of Ore no Yome as "my wife" from their names.

Well, the meaning is obvious. The Chinese meaning of wife Cafe is defined by its name. As you can imagine, it is indeed very different in style. In this cafe, waiters "wives" greet male customers in bikinis and aprons. By the way, there are male waiters in tight shorts to meet the female customers. Look at the owners of these Japanese coffee shops are desperate enough, but also not afraid to completely destroy the coffee culture, you see, the legitimate reason for people to build such a coffee shop is "to seize the customer's stomach as the concept," no, Xiaobian interrupted first. This is not grasping the customer's stomach, it is simply catching the customer's eyeball. Continue to "make it feel like going home for dinner." When you approach the cafe alone, the cute girl in a bikini apron says "Welcome home" to you. Guys, can you handle it? Well, the editor can no longer complain and is completely impressed by the boss's IQ and EQ.

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Tokyo Maidreamin maid coffee shop

Tokyo Maidreamin maid coffee shop, Japanese name is "maid coffee shop", Roman pinyin is Meido kafe, English name is Maid cafe, is one of the models of Tokyo maid themed coffee shop, located in Kyoto Chiyoda district outside Kanda 3 Dingmu 16-17 live in Yoshimoto 6, Monday to Friday: 11:30-22:00 Weekends and holidays: 10:30-22:00, and of course, there is another maid coffee shop that has to be mentioned: Cure Maid, the first official maid coffee shop in Tokyo, which was established in March 2001, located in the Electric Street in Akihabara, Tokyo. Well, at this point, the editor told the friends what they should say. When the friends approach the coffee shop, rest assured that what should happen will still happen! Waitresses in maid costumes are sure to come slowly and treat their friends as hosts in this coffee shop, not just as ordinary coffee shop customers.

At this point, let the editor take a breath and talk nonsense to everyone. In fact, in Tokyo, Japan, all kinds of maid cafes have become one of the important scenic spots in the region, and gradually formed a popular trend of otaku subculture. At present, this popular trend has spread to other overseas countries, including China, South Korea, Mexico, Canada and the United States. Friends, in addition to visiting these places, we can also feel that the Japanese with a Virgo complex love cafes so crazy that they have completely localized the cafe culture. Well, in fact, when the editor was about to finish this article, an expectation suddenly came to mind. I especially hope that in the near future, our friends can also think of a way. the tea culture of our Chinese nation is also given some elements of our modern fashion.

Source: walking with Japan