Japanese-themed restaurant puts huge plush toys on the opposite side of the single-diner diners to reduce their shackles

Japanese restaurant placed a huge plush toy "Muming" opposite the single diners

International Online Specials: According to the British "Daily Mail" reported on April 29, a restaurant in Tokyo, Japan, recently launched a new service to place a huge stuffed plush toy Moomin for single customers at the table to reduce them. Hey.

The restaurant is called "Muming Coffee House". In order to reduce the embarrassment of single customers, restaurant staff will place huge plush toys across the table. The restaurant said that by offering a chance to eat with Mummin toys, the uncomfortable feeling of single customers can be alleviated.

The animated character of Mummin was created by the famous Finnish illustrator Tove Jansson and was later purchased by Japan. Janssen’s Mummin books have been translated into 44 languages ​​and sold 15 million copies worldwide. Janssen’s first book was published in 1945 and is called Muming and Food. Yang Sen died in the summer of 2001, at the age of 87. These books have been adapted into TV series, TV series, and even theme parks.

Many dishes in the "Muming Coffee House" are inspired by Muming. "Muming Coffee House" has recently opened a branch in New York, and it is not clear whether it will be settled in the UK.