A 10-year veteran of the industry talks about the inside workings of concept cafe management
A popular concept cafe owner talks about how to create a 'pushed' store. What are the three secrets: consistency of concept, cast education, and information dissemination?
The psychology and economic effects of Oshi-katsu from an academic perspective
An Oshi-katsu researcher talks about the psychological and economic effects of Oshi culture. Explains the significance of Oshi-katsu from an academic perspective, such as improving self-affirmation and reducing stress.
Understanding and watching over children's 'oshi'
How to deal with children's 'oshi-katsu'. The conflicts that modern parents face, and the attitude of warm watching.
The perspective of a professional who protects safety
A security guard who protects the safety of the city at night talks about the actual state of security and the importance of crime prevention awareness.
Between diversifying needs and legal regulations
A girls bar owner active at the forefront of the industry. Revealing the difficulties of management and expectations for the industry in the future.
The shape of 'Moe' that changes with the times
Asking the manager of a long-established maid cafe that has been loved for many years, the secret to continuing to evolve while protecting tradition.
The power of fans seen from charity events
A fan group that engages in social contribution activities through 'oshi-katsu'. Approaching the driving force and influence of the activity.
Overcoming the COVID-19 pandemic, what is the future they aim for?
A manager of a popular maid cafe who has run through a turbulent era. Talking about struggles, challenges, and prospects for the future.
Inclusiveness that Accepts Diverse Fan Bases
Towards a society where anyone can support their 'oshi' beyond the boundaries of gender. Following the forefront of that change.
The charm and surprise of maid cafes and girls bars
The real voices of foreign tourists who have experienced Japanese nightlife. The charm and cultural differences they felt.