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Japan has a global reputation for pushing the boundaries of creativity—not just in tech or fashion, but in dining too. From themed cafes to immersive pop-ups, this is a place where eating out is as much about experience as it is about flavor.

In this video, I’ll take you through Three Weird Yet Interesting Restaurants Tourists Love to Visit in Japan—each one more heartwarming and fascinating than the last.

1. The Slap Café (Nagoya)
Imagine paying 300 yen for a gentle slap in the face by a kimono-clad server—just to feel something unique before your meal. That ritual might sound bizarre, but at Shachihoko-ya in Nagoya, it's become an iconic tourist experience.

2. The Dementia Restaurant (Tokyo – Pop-Up)
This isn’t just a dining spot—it’s a powerful social experiment. Designed by TV director Shiro Oguni, the "Restaurant of Mistaken Orders" invites servers living with dementia to take your order… and probably get it wrong. But that’s the point. The goal? To destigmatize dementia and remind us that kindness and understanding can transform mistakes into human connection. 😲

3. Cuddle Cafés (Tokyo)
In a country known for its politeness and personal space, these cafés offer a surprising act of comfort—platonic cuddles. Whether you sit beside or sleep in the arms of another person, there's no expectation beyond simple, tender connection. It’s not intimacy; it's emotional relief.

From playful slaps, to heartwarming dining chaos, to comforting hugs… Japan proves that eating out can be more than just food — it can be an unforgettable story you’ll tell for the rest of your life. 😲
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