Probably the cat cafe owned by a cat enthusiast with a cat allergy, so all he can have is mechanical toy cats bumbling around the bar while he is lamenting his predicament in musical performances.
Kyoto, the ancient capital and spiritual home of Japan, has a bar called "Hawkwind", no doubt after everyone's favourite space rockers.
I can sing most of the lyrics of the Quark, Strangeness, and Charm album, but have never been to the bar. I'll definitely go next time. I might deliberately go by bus, just make them more crowded and p#$" off some locals.
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Moonraker
A couple kissa.
bass4funk
Fukuoka they have a cool “reptile cafe”
Mr Kipling
There used to be a "no panti kissa" in Shinjuku. Mirror floors and terrible coffee.
Alfie Noakes
There was a "no-pan shabu shabu" restaurant in Kanda years ago and a bar allegedly designed by HR Giger of Alien fame in Shirokanedai in the 1980s.
BackpackingNepal
Ear cleaning cafe
Moonraker
Kimochi warui (Yuck!).
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Probably the cat cafe owned by a cat enthusiast with a cat allergy, so all he can have is mechanical toy cats bumbling around the bar while he is lamenting his predicament in musical performances.
spinningplates
Yoshinoya.
Makes being homeless look luxurious.
GuruMick
Dumbfounded........now that's a good name for a cafe.
kohakuebisu
Kyoto, the ancient capital and spiritual home of Japan, has a bar called "Hawkwind", no doubt after everyone's favourite space rockers.
I can sing most of the lyrics of the Quark, Strangeness, and Charm album, but have never been to the bar. I'll definitely go next time. I might deliberately go by bus, just make them more crowded and p#$" off some locals.
WoodyLee
Sadly NONE.
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Don't be sad. Just visit Japan sometime.