Types of Japanese cafés

Did you know that in Japan, there exists many different types of cafés? Sure, a café is common anywhere, but Japan’s cafés are a bit... unique, to say the least. There are everything from Mom cafés to Pokémon cafés to Gothic cafés! Much of the word "café". Anyhow, that is what I'll be talking and explaining today; a few types of Japanese cafés!

Pet cafés: Yes, have a cup of tea with different animals. There are cafés with cats, dogs, rabbits, owls and even reptiles. If you're an animal lover, you have to visit one of these places when visiting Japan, where you'll be surrounded by adorable little creatures who you can pet and play around with!

Maid and Butler cafés: These are like cosplay restaurants. Be served by a beautiful waitress dressed like a maid or a handsome butler, waiting for your call and to serve their master. You can feel almost like a princess/prince when visiting one of the other. Why not try it out for a royal experience?

Manga cafés: Ofcourse, in Japan, there has to exist Manga cafés. Here you can just relax with a cup of coffee and a manga, play some games and more. You won´t get bored, there´s always something calming to read, exciting to play and nice to eat or drink.

Vampire cafés: These restaurants are for the ones who search for a bit more spookiness. Very highly decorated places, obviously colour theme is blood red, with vampire waiters making you feel uncomfortable and comfortable at the same time. Ready to become a vampire yourself? I sure am!

That was 4 types of Japanese cafés and restaurants. Have you been in Japan or any other country with these types of cafés and tried one before for fun, curiosity and experience? Which type of café is your favourite?

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