JAPAKIBA 〜Japanese nature and culture〜
This blog of a company that creates "moss balls" that integrates bonsai from traditional Japanese culture. And speaking of Japanese subculture, "Akihabara". This is a blog that tells you about the current time in Japan.
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The current situation of the new opening of a maid cafe in Akihabara and the struggle for survival.
I'm excited with Meidorimin's BGM in front of Fuji soba. The maid cafe, which has spread all over the country starting from Akihabara since around 2000, has shrunk in size, but it is still working hard to survive. In this day and age, the number of stores was already decreasing. I think everyone involved is really having a hard time. In addition, due to the influence of the raid by the wind management law of some malicious stores, the environment surrounding maid cafes has become even stricter, but there are also bright topics such as the opening of new stores. Akihabara's famous street corner maid. You're trying your best to speak out, aren't you? At this time of year, my eyes get hot in the cold wind blowing at night. But I'm just passing by staring straight at one point. I investigated the current situation of such a maid cafe!
There are too many vacant tenants in Akihabara, and the problem is getting worse.
Akihabara is lined with colorful signs overflowing from high-rise buildings. In the past, it should have been a city where like-minded people gathered to master all that path, but in the Akihabara area, there are a rapid increase in cases where not only stores but also a whole building becomes vacant tenants. I have to accept that the appearance of the city will change due to the change of times and trends because it is the same as the providence of nature.
But this time, I can't help but lament my feelings. Apart from what's at the end of the lament. However, the feeling of impatience that I have to tell you the current situation. Against the backdrop of struggling with shops with physical stores in these times, I lament what is happening in Akihabara now.
Introducing the trends and stores of Akihabara ramen shops.
If you are looking for a ramen restaurant in Akiba ... By the way, I'm not good at crowded shops (shame) Akihabara is famous for "Otaku no Sanchi" and "Electric Town", but you must not forget the gourmet. In addition, if you go to Iwamotocho and Asakusabashi, you can find quite a few ramen shops. In particular, there are many ramen shops around Akihabara, and there are more than 50 exquisite shops, from light to rich.
"Sacred place of the otaku world" Akihabara!! Why is it called that? A brief introduction to the history of Akihabara!
Well, speaking of Akihabara, it is often called "the sacred place of the otaku world", and its recognition is recognized not only in Japan but also in various countries around the world. Since when did this impression take root in Akihabara? This time, I would like to introduce the origin and history of Akihabara becoming a sacred place in the otaku world. Let's learn about Akihabara, which is loved by people all over the world with my point of view and brief introduction, and touch more about the goodness of Akihabara.
"The sound of water seeping into moss" You can have a simulated experience of leisurely watering plants at a villa at an altitude of 1000 m 😊 Environmental natural sounds, small birds, babbling of streams [BGM]
The sound of water seeping into "dry moss"
I asked them to answer how to make moss balls and questions in ChatGPT.
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