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“In a narrow sense, welcome to the Peer Carrot, a restaurant where maids call their customers “”master”” and offer a variety of services!” After the series became a hit, a maid boom broke out in the otaku world, and it is a form of the service industry that emerged in the process of trying to bring it to reality. Legally, it is classified as a restaurant, but there is a tendency to focus on the customer service of clerks rather than food. Otaku who have met maids at maid cafes are shocked to see maids who have only seen and treated on the screen or on the ground appear in reality and act cute as a walking moe element. Since then, various shops with “maids” have flooded Akihabara as well as Ikebukuro, Osaka, Kobe and other parts of Japan like bamboo shoots after the rain. Originally, it was created by the maid boom, so basically, it is common for clerks to be maids, but as the number of maid cafes increased, shops that incorporated various attributes appeared to differentiate themselves. In particular, “Swallowtail,” a butler cafe that appeared in Ikebukuro, became a big hit and established itself. In addition to cafes, maids appeared in bars, glasses shops and beauty salons where you can drink! It is certainly possible in Akihabara. In addition, maids are quickly infiltrating various entertainment shops such as massage shops and cabbages, and surprisingly, there are many female customers besides male customers. It seems that the main reason why women go here is because the food and clothes are cute and they can play while chatting with the maid. Perhaps that’s why there is a service where customers try on maid clothes. And when you go to Akihabara, except for the McDonald’s Akihabara store, where nerds can relax without worrying about other people’s eyes. Then, the Japan Tourism Agency designated Akihabara’s maid cafe as a recommended sightseeing spot, and introductions about maid cafes began to be included in the Japanese tourist brochures. Therefore, sometimes foreigners such as white and black come in. For this reason, English is often written on the menu, and some of the staff members can speak English. Due to the influence of the Korean Wave, there are occasional maids who can speak even a little Korean. However, this is limited to maid cafes in Akihabara, so you shouldn’t expect it anywhere else. The information that maid cafes belong to entertainment establishments by law is false information. It was open as a restaurant business, but in 2005, a maid cafe in Fukuoka closed its business because it did not register as an entertainment business, and once the industry was shaken. The view was that the service where maids play games with customers or draw pictures on omelet rice can be interpreted as belonging to entertainment, so they should register their manners. However, most maid cafes are still registered food and beverage businesses. If you’re in the entertainment business from the beginning, you can’t legally attract customers. The reason why many maids attract customers in Akihabara is possible because it is not a legal custom. There are many shops that strictly prohibit physical contact and excessive entertainment by writing and pasting the phrase “This is not an entertainment shop.” However, as in all fields, there are ambiguous parts, so even if there is a service to play games with maids, there are many shops that do not actually register as a custom. I don’t know why, but the maid cafe service, which became a problem in 2005, usually does basic things in Akiba and doesn’t seem to be able to crack down on it. He will also appear on the show. The police and the government seem to be implicitly neglecting it. [2] Lawyers also have different opinions. When playing games with maids, they never sit on a chair and play on their knees on the floor. It is said that if you take a seat, you will not be able to take a seat because it is classified as an entertainment business such as a cabaret. [3] In most stores, sexual harassment or physical contact is prohibited, and sexual harassment can be caught by the police, and access is prohibited not only at the maid cafe that was blacklisted and sexually harassed, but also at all maid cafes in the neighborhood. However, apart from the real maid cafes above, there are many “real entertainment shops” with the concept of maid cafes in Japan, and there are many kinds. Of course, these places are strictly registered as entertainment shops, and the appearance of real maid cafes and shops is certainly different, so at least they don’t get mixed up and go in by mistake. There is also an Akibamade community site, and there is also a community specializing in maid cafes, Enavi! Wow, I like moepota, maids! There are communities, etc. As many HD videos introducing maid cafes are circulated on YouTube, indirect experiences can be sufficiently done on a PC on the desk. [4]https://youtu.be/FSVUXjCHAcc?si=5Udj5Oel4J0kuzAm In a narrow sense, welcome to the Peer Carrot at a restaurant where maids call their customers “master” and offer a variety of services! After the series became a hit, a maid boom broke out in the otaku world, and it is a form of the service industry that emerged in the process of trying to bring it to reality. Legally, it is classified as a restaurant, but there is a tendency to focus on the customer service of clerks rather than food. Otaku who have met maids at maid cafes are shocked to see maids who have only seen and treated on the screen or on the ground appear in reality and act cute as a walking moe element. Since then, various shops with “maids” have flooded Akihabara as well as Ikebukuro, Osaka, Kobe and other parts of Japan like bamboo shoots after the rain. Originally, it was created by the maid boom, so basically, it is common for clerks to be maids, but as the number of maid cafes increased, shops that incorporated various attributes appeared to differentiate themselves. In particular, “Swallowtail,” a butler cafe that appeared in Ikebukuro, became a big hit and established itself. In addition to cafes, maids appeared in bars, glasses shops and beauty salons where you can drink! It is certainly possible in Akihabara. In addition, maids are quickly infiltrating various entertainment shops such as massage shops and cabbages, and surprisingly, there are many female customers besides male customers. It seems that the main reason why women go here is because the food and clothes are cute and they can play while chatting with the maid. Perhaps that’s why there is a service where customers try on maid clothes. And when you go to Akihabara, except for the McDonald’s Akihabara store, where nerds can relax without worrying about other people’s eyes. Then, the Japan Tourism Agency designated Akihabara’s maid cafe as a recommended sightseeing spot, and introductions about maid cafes began to be included in the Japanese tourist brochures. Therefore, sometimes foreigners such as white and black come in. For this reason, English is often written on the menu, and some of the staff members can speak English. Due to the influence of the Korean Wave, there are occasional maids who can speak even a little Korean. However, this is limited to maid cafes in Akihabara, so you shouldn’t expect it anywhere else. The information that maid cafes belong to entertainment establishments by law is false information. It was open as a restaurant business, but in 2005, a maid cafe in Fukuoka closed its business because it did not register as an entertainment business, and once the industry was shaken. Maid plays games with customers and Omura
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