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Yurina

Have you heard about the Taisho Romantic Concept Cafe in Osaka Minami?

Iroha

I saw it on X! Isn’t it the place where staff dressed in traditional Japanese attire serve guests in a Western-style mansion?

Yurina

Exactly! Isn’t the “Japanese Attire × Western Mansion” combination unique? It gives off a vibe like the Meiji or Taisho era, doesn’t it?

Iroha

So does that mean it’s super refined and elegant? I’m curious. Let’s meet in Shinsaibashi next holiday and check out the Japanese Attire × Western Mansion theme!

A Timeless Journey Through Taisho Romanticism

Located in Osaka Minami’s Shinsaibashi, the concept cafe “Taisho Romantic Cafe” offers a theme of **Japanese Attire × Western Mansion**. Step out of modern-day Reiwa and into the nostalgic world of the Taisho era, surrounded by a mysteriously enchanting atmosphere.
The interior is adorned with retro and classical decorations that replicate the elegance of a Western mansion. Complementing the ambiance, staff dressed in beautiful traditional Japanese attire greet and serve customers. This fusion of Western sophistication and Japanese traditional beauty captivates visitors instantly. The cafe’s convenient location, just steps away from Shinsaibashi Station, makes it an easy stop for after work or during shopping breaks.

While some might find concept cafes intimidating, this establishment focuses on being “welcoming to first-timers.” In fact, more than half of their visitors come alone, making it a safe and approachable space for those new to concept cafes. The retro-attired staff embody the image of Taisho-era maids, creating a soothing and elegant environment.

Elegant Hospitality by Ladies in Traditional Attire

Step into a space where Taisho romanticism meets retro Western-style architecture. Every detail, from the decor to the furniture, is thoughtfully crafted to recreate the aesthetic of the Taisho era. The influence of Western culture blends seamlessly with Japan’s traditional elegance, showcasing the beauty of a bygone time.
From elegant lighting fixtures to antique-style tables and chairs, every corner exudes the charm of a historical Western mansion. The calming, vintage atmosphere alone makes the visit worthwhile. Most notably, the staff adorned in traditional Japanese kimono and hakama bring the space to life, embodying the image of **Taisho-era maids**. Their refined presence adds a unique charm that is rare in the modern day.

These traditionally dressed staff members welcome guests with grace and poise, offering an experience that captures the beauty of both Japanese and Western cultures. Whether engaging in conversation or simply admiring the atmosphere, visitors are sure to enjoy their time here. This cafe is perfect for those who appreciate Taisho-era culture, traditional Japanese attire, or Western-style vintage interiors.

A “New” Retro Experience in Shinsaibashi

At this cafe, guests can enjoy delicious food and drinks while immersing themselves in the Taisho-era ambiance. The carefully curated menu includes dishes inspired by both retro Western cuisine and Japanese elements, offering options that are as visually stunning as they are tasty.
The drink menu is equally impressive, making the cafe perfect for a casual coffee stop or an after-work drink. With alcohol options available, it’s an excellent spot for relaxing evenings. Watching the elegantly dressed staff while enjoying a meal or drink offers a refreshing escape from the daily grind. Whether you prefer a quiet visit or a lively outing, the space caters to various styles of enjoyment.

Located conveniently in the heart of Osaka Minami, just a short walk from Shinsaibashi Station, this cafe offers accessibility alongside its unique charm. Whether you’re shopping, sightseeing, or simply seeking a moment of nostalgia, it’s a must-visit destination. Offering a **Japanese Attire × Western Mansion** concept, this establishment introduces a “new” way to enjoy retro experiences. Perfect for fans of Taisho culture, vintage interiors, and those seeking a unique, memorable outing.

Pricing System

・Charge per hour
　Men: 1,000 yen/hour
　Women: 800 yen/hour
　*One drink minimum required per set

・All-you-can-drink (includes seating fee)
　Alcoholic Drinks Course (1 hour)
　Men: 3,000 yen
　Women: 2,500 yen

・Soft Drinks Course (1 hour)
　Men: 2,500 yen
　Women: 2,000 yen
　*Beer and chu-hi available for an additional 500 yen with either course

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Iroha

The mansion-style interior was incredibly retro and detailed. The antique chairs and lighting really added to the atmosphere.

Yurina

The hakama outfits suited them so well. Plus, the service was so kind and welcoming! I used to think concept cafes were intimidating, but the comfort level there was amazing.