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I interviewed Japan's largest maid cafe "Maidreamin".
With stores centered around Akihabara in Tokyo, they also have stores in Shinjuku, Shibuya, Osaka, Nagoya, Fukuoka, and Thailand, making them very popular among foreign tourists.
With the full cooperation of the shop, it is an experience video that you can enjoy subjectively so that you can experience Maidreamin, which continues to transmit Japanese "cute" culture.
The subtitles also explain terminology so that even beginners of maid cafes can easily understand.
Please watch this video and enjoy the Moe Kyun experience with the maids!
*Photographed with special permission
*The price in the video is the price at the time of shooting
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[Store introduction]
Interviewed store: Maidreamin Akihabara LIVE RESTAURANT Heaven’s Gate
Business hours: Weekdays 11:30-23:00 / Weekends and holidays 10:30-23:00 (open all year round)
Official site: maidreamin.com/
Official Twitter: / maidreamin_app
【address】
AK Building 6F, 1-15-9 Sotokanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0021
【menu】
1 hour 880 yen (tax included) + one order system
In addition, various courses are explained in the video
[Contents of video]
0:00 Digest
0:38 main part start
1:13 Appearance of the shop
1:45 Immigration & fee system explanation
5:32 Inside the store
6:19 Food and drink menu introduction
9:27 Have the original drink (LOVE Cocktail Min) cast Moe magic
12:07 Get an illustration drawn on the omelet rice at a maid cafe & get a moe-kyun magic
15:58 Maidreamin's maids introduce themselves
16:33 Maid's LIVE / Maidreamin Theme Song / Dreamin Passport
20:23 Commemorative photo session with the maid
21:53 Departure & see off
[To viewers]
Thank you for watching!
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