"Black Deacon" Funtom Cafe Coffee details, delicacies and limited perimeter publicity

"Black Deacon Funtom Cafe" with the theme of cartoonist Shu Liang's work "Black Deacon" will be limited to the public within the AREA-Q of Tokyo's Q-plaza Harajuku from January 18, 2016, during which a variety of delicacies and limited perimeter will be sold. Now that the pictures have all been exposed, let's satisfy our greed.

"Black Deacon Funtom Cafe" is set up as a coffee shop run by Charles Van Dom Hein himself. In the promotional picture, the Shire and Sebastian are dressed in brown uniforms and the nostalgic style is in line with the "black deacon" British worldview. It really looks like they have opened a coffee shop together.

In addition to specially designed limited versions of drinks and food, special images will be shown at the venue. The coffee shop will adopt the ticketing system (with seat number), every 60 cents round, the ticket includes food and gifts (perimeter). Food can choose Sebastian Sauce set meal or Shire set meal, small gifts are milk chocolates, handbags and lunch mats made by Van Dom Hein. Now that meals, drinks and surrounding photos have been released, these exquisite products with ingenuity all reflect the deep love of the designer in the details. Advance tickets are scheduled to go on sale on December 18, and "Black Deacon Funtom Cafe" will be held from January 18 to February 14, 2016. The ticket price is 2800 yen.

Black Deacon is a cartoon created by Japanese cartoonist Shu Liang. It has been serialized since the October 2006 issue of the monthly GFantasy. It has released 21 volumes and its cumulative sales have exceeded 15 million copies. The animated version was broadcast on October 2, 2008, with a total of 25 episodes. It tells the story of the daily life of the aristocratic young master Shire and the demon deacon Sebastian, as well as the story of solving various suspense events.

Source: Tencent Animation and Comic