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135 cafesAkihabara
Akihabara, the heart of concept-cafe culture β from classic maid cafes to jirai-kei and idol cafes, more of them than anywhere else in Japan.
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43 cafesIkebukuro
Ikebukuro, home to Otome Road β butler cafes, danso cafes and plenty of other distinctive concept cafes.
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88 cafesShinjuku
Shinjuku, lively day and night β a wide range of maid and concept cafes, centred on Kabukicho.
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20 cafesShibuya
Shibuya, the trend hub where new styles of concept cafe are born.
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47 cafesOsaka
Osaka (Nipponbashi), leading concept-cafe culture in the Kansai region.
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68 cafesNagoya
Nagoya, the Tokai hub β concept cafes cluster around Osu.
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54 cafesNipponbashi (Osaka)
Nipponbashi (Den Den Town), the heart of Osaka otaku culture and one of Kansai's biggest clusters of maid and concept cafes.
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32 cafesFukuoka (Tenjin)
Fukuoka β Tenjin and Nakasu, Kyushu's biggest entertainment district, with a lively mix of maid and concept cafes.
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38 cafesSapporo (Susukino)
Sapporo β Hokkaido's hub, with maid and concept cafes around Susukino and Tanukikoji.
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16 cafesYokohama
Yokohama β the Kanto region's other hub, with concept cafes around Kannai and Isezakicho.
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19 cafesUeno (Okachimachi)
Ueno, Okachimachi and Yushima, next door to Akihabara β maid cafes and concept bars around Ameyoko, Nakamachi-dori and Yushima.
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11 cafesKyoto
Kyoto β the old capital, with distinctive maid and concept cafes around Kawaramachi and Shijo.
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17 cafesSendai (Kokubuncho)
Sendai's Kokubuncho, the biggest nightlife district in Tohoku: maid and concept cafes within walking distance of Hirose-dori and Kotodai-koen stations, plus one by Sendai Station.
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15 cafesKobe (Sannomiya)
Kobe's Sannomiya: maid cafes and concept cafe-bars on Nakayamate-dori, Shimoyamate-dori and Kitanagasa-dori, all a short walk north of Sannomiya Station.
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19 cafesHiroshima (Nagarekawa & Hatchobori)
Hiroshima's Nagarekawa, Yagenbori and Hatchobori: maid and concept cafes within walking distance of the Ebisucho and Hatchobori streetcar stops.
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11 cafesChiba (Chiba City, Kashiwa & Funabashi)
Maid cafes, idol cafes and anison bars around Chiba and Chiba-Chuo stations (Fujimi), Kashiwa's east exit and Funabashi, all a short train ride from Tokyo.
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10 cafesOkayama (Omotecho & Chuocho)
Okayama's maid cafes and concept cafe-bars, spread from the east side of Okayama Station through Honmachi, Chuocho and the Omotecho shopping arcades.
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12 cafesShizuoka & Hamamatsu
Maid cafes, concept cafes and anison bars north of Shizuoka Station (Konyamachi, Ryogaecho) and in Hamamatsu's Chitosecho and Tamachi.
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8 cafesNakano, Koenji & Kichijoji
Maid cafes and concept bars along the JR Chuo Line: around Nakano Broadway on Nakano's north side, plus Koenji and Kichijoji.
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10 cafesNorth Kanto (Utsunomiya, Mito, Maebashi & Takasaki)
Maid and concept cafes across Tochigi, Ibaraki and Gunma: Utsunomiya, Mito, Tsuchiura, Maebashi and Takasaki.
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8 cafesSaitama (Omiya, Kawagoe & Kawaguchi)
Saitama's maid cafes, anison bars and concept cafes: mostly by Omiya Station's east exit, plus Kawagoe, Nishi-Kawaguchi and Ageo, about 30 minutes from central Tokyo.
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10 cafesKitakyushu (Kokura)
Kitakyushu's Kokura: maid cafes, concept cafes and anison bars between Kokura Station, the Uomachi arcade, Kyomachi and Konyamachi, plus one in Kurosaki.
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13 cafesOkinawa (Naha)
Naha's maid cafes and concept bars along the Yui Rail: mostly in Kume, Matsuyama and Kumoji, plus Omoromachi and Asato. Many stay open late.
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7 cafesTokyo West (Hachioji, Machida & Tachikawa)
Maid cafes, concept cafes and anison bars in western Tokyo's Tama area: around Hachioji's north exit, Machida and Tachikawa's north exit.
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9 cafesKumamoto (Shimotori)
Kumamoto's maid cafes, concept cafes and anison bars, clustered along the Shimotori and Shinshigai arcades near the Torichosuji and Karashimacho streetcar stops.
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14 cafesHokuriku (Kanazawa & Toyama)
Hokuriku's maid cafes, concept cafes and anison bars: Katamachi, Tatemachi and Kuramachi in Kanazawa, plus Shintomicho and Sogawa by Toyama Station.
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