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Hey, have you heard about the maid café called “LINK” in Hiroshima?
I’ve heard of it, but I haven’t been there yet.
I was planning a trip to Hiroshima and did some research. Turns out “LINK” is a long-established maid café that’s super popular!
It sounds like even beginners could enjoy it, and the atmosphere seems safe and welcoming. I think I want to check it out.
Experience the Roots of Hiroshima’s Maid Culture
In the bustling maid café scene of Hiroshima’s Nagarekawa area, “LINK” stands out as one of the most prominent and well-loved establishments. With over 10 years of history, this café offers a genuine maid experience that has garnered the affection of many customers. The wood-style interior creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. As soon as you step inside, you are greeted by a relaxing space where even solo visitors can feel at ease.
The layout, which is primarily counter seating, allows for a close and personal interaction with the maids, making it feel almost like visiting a friend’s home. This comfort makes the time spent there all the more special.
The Charm of Traditional Maid Outfits
The maids at “LINK” wear classic and elegant maid outfits, embodying the essence of a traditional maid café. Even seasoned visitors of concept cafés will immediately recognize the appeal of this place. “The classics are the best!” they’ll undoubtedly exclaim, as the familiar yet refreshing style draws them in.
As the number of maid cafés has grown with a variety of themes, “LINK” offers a return to the roots of maid culture. It’s an ideal spot for beginners to fully enjoy the charm of maid cafés.
Another highlight of “LINK” is its easy-to-understand and affordable pricing system. If you visit between 7:00 and 8:00 PM, you can enjoy 30 minutes for just ¥1,000. Even after 8:00 PM, it’s still an incredibly reasonable ¥1,500 for 30 minutes. The clear and fair pricing ensures that you can relax and enjoy your time without any worries, making it a great option for first-timers as well.
The Pioneer of Hiroshima’s Maid Café Scene
“LINK” has led the way in Hiroshima’s maid café culture, and its long-standing history has made it a popular spot for regulars. There are few cafés in Hiroshima that have been as beloved for so long, cementing “LINK” as a pioneer in the local scene.
If you’re looking for a brief escape from the everyday and want to fully immerse yourself in maid culture, this is the perfect place for you. The heartfelt “omotenashi” (hospitality) that has been cultivated over the years ensures that every visitor leaves feeling refreshed and satisfied.
For those who are used to other nightlife spots, like girls’ bars, “LINK” offers a fresh and unique experience. The casual atmosphere, combined with the authentic maid service, creates an experience unlike any other.
You’ll be able to feel the distinct charm that only “LINK” can provide, setting it apart from other nightlife options.
Pricing System
All-you-can-drink
・19:00～20:00
30 minutes: 1000 yen
・20:00～LAST
30 minutes: 1500 yen
Store Information
| Store Name | Maid Café LINK |
| Address | 6-7 Nagarekawa-cho, Naka-ku, Hiroshima, Hiroshima Prefecture |
| Access | 5 minutes walk from Hatchobori Station View Access Map |
| Business Hours | Weekdays 19:00～2:00 Saturday & Sunday 19:00～3:00 |
| Closed | Open All Year Round |
| Price Range | From 2,000 yen |
| Payment Methods | Credit Card Accepted QR Code Payment Accepted |
| Seating Capacity | |
| Reservations | |
| Group Use | |
| Wifi/Internet | Available |
| Official Website | https://link-hiroshima.jp/ |
| Official SNS | X https://x.com/link_00101 https://www.instagram.com/link_0110/ |
Traditional maid outfits are really nice. They’re not flashy, but they have a calming feel, and the maids were so friendly and easy to talk to!
The sense of distance was just right. Since we were at the counter, we naturally started talking to the maids and felt totally relaxed. I didn’t feel nervous at all.
