Madness Rabbit Wonderland

Born in Kabukicho, “Follebit” is Japan’s first concept bar themed around a “crazy rabbit.” When you think of a rabbit, you might imagine something cute and soft. However, what Follebit presents is a world infused with the madness and fantasy lurking beneath that innocent image. Rather than relying on the typical “bunny” aesthetic, Follebit draws visitors in through its unique visuals and immersive storytelling.

From the moment you step inside, Follebit is designed to feel as though you’ve crossed into another world. Open the door, and colors, sounds, and lights merge into a single, cohesive experience—an entire story brought to life. Simply sitting down at your seat can make you feel as though you’ve become one of the story’s characters.

The most striking element is how the motif of the “mad rabbit” is handled. It’s not presented as a mere cute mascot, but as a being that embodies both instability and boldness. Blending seamlessly with the electric atmosphere of Kabukicho, it creates a distinctive and alluring presence. Follebit is a stage where the boundaries between “madness” and “illusion” blur. Every visitor becomes part of the story, and before they know it, they are drawn ever deeper into the world guided by the rabbits themselves.

The Stagecraft of a Fantastical World

The interior design of Follebit holds a power that clearly sets it apart from other concept cafes. It’s not mere decoration—it functions as a stage device that invites visitors into the depths of its story. The walls are adorned with art that conveys instability and mystery; the lighting shifts from vivid brilliance to subdued hues; and the music pulses through the space like a living heartbeat. This trinity of design elements fills the entire atmosphere with narrative energy, allowing everyone present to become part of the world, consciously or not.

The music here is not just background sound—it converses with the space itself. The rhythm and melody of each track resonate with the lighting, creating an environment where even casual conversations and gestures feel like scenes from a play.

This meticulous attention to detail is proof that Follebit deserves to be called a “true concept cafe.” It doesn’t rely solely on surface-level themes or costumes; the space itself tells a compelling story. The theatrical atmosphere sets it apart from the bustle of Kabukicho, leaving a vivid impression on everyone who enters. Those who gather here are not merely spectators—they are already characters in the narrative. Surrounded by the light and sound of the bar, they naturally come to accept that role.

The Costumes of Rabbits Draped in Madness

Another defining feature of Follebit is the uniforms worn by its cast. Designed by creators who have crafted costumes for famous bands such as DIR EN GREY, NIGHTMARE, and the Raid., these original outfits transcend the realm of ordinary uniforms and reach the level of high art.

The costumes are more than mere “clothing”—they are an essential element that shapes the world of Follebit itself. The fabrics and silhouettes crafted by the designers embody the image of a rabbit infused with madness, elevating the presence of each cast member into a living part of the performance.

This uncompromising dedication is what makes Follebit decisively different from other concept cafes. The costumes are not just outfits—they are “symbols” that form the core of the spatial and narrative design. Each cast member that visitors see is a fragment of the story’s universe, a brushstroke in the tale of the mad rabbit. Uniforms and cast, space and music, light and narrative—all come together organically to create the one and only stage known as Follebit.

Pricing System

・ All-you-can-drink
　60 minutes – ¥3,900

・ Cast nomination – ¥1,200
・ Sofa seating – ¥800
・ Bringing your own food – ¥500
・ Cast drink – from ¥900
・ Cheki (instant photo) – from ¥1,000

・ Tax & service charge
　20%

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