You order using a touch panel, but there may be a line since there is only one. Electronic money is accepted. After ordering, you put the order ticket in a hole and receive a medal and a comment. The medal, which you can get from the gacha in front, may contain a drink ticket for the next visit. The drinks come out from the hole, but they are handed to you by a fluffy plush toy hand, which feels nice and warm. The person inside, who is good at drawing, would draw various things on the panel. Overseas tourists were very pleased.

I have visited a few times, and this time I tried a container other than the bear bottle for the first time!! And, I also got to meet the bear himself for the first time!! I always go with my child, and it's an entertaining restaurant!! The bear provides drinks from a hole, and you can have conversations with him on a board, which is very fun!! I will definitely go again!

I wonder what interesting concept this shop has that attracts so many tourists, especially foreigners. Maybe they come to take photos for Instagram? I wanted to take my child there, but as expected, they got scared and didn't enjoy it. The 1200 yen tea was definitely overpriced, but at least I was able to capture some fun videos, so I guess it was worth it.

This is a cute café where a bear's hand comes out of the wall. The other day, my friend came to visit so we decided to get a donut set to eat together. When we did, we received 2 gacha coins (the number of coins depends on the purchase amount). I got a seal of my favorite white bear and a chocolate with a picture of the bear as prizes! The bear is really fun to play with. Some may find the prices of drinks and baked goods a bit high, but personally, I was very satisfied with the experience of playing with the bear and the delicious taste. The donuts, which are made with carefully selected ingredients, were all very delicious. Sometimes you can see the bear walking around Harajuku. Please be careful of heatstroke during hot weather, bear!

I went to a super cute cafe with a noticeable green storefront❣️ Anakuma Cafe is a small cafe run by 7 bear cubs in the human world to protect the forest. There was a small hole in the wall️⁉️ and guess what, fluffy bear paws come out of that hole! The bears communicate through writing and their hospitality is amazing✨ They offer free ice cream and candy because it's hot outside‼️ I was so excited by the cuteness✨ I ordered the Melon KUMA Petichino and Mango KUMA Petichino from the summer menu. The drinks were full of fruity flavors and so refreshing‼️ Walking in Harajuku, my body cooled down. I won a free drink ticket from a gacha machine, so I'll definitely go back✨ Foreigners and children were delighted. I shook hands with the bears and felt so healed~~~ It's really too cute, so if you love bears, you should go check it out. I'll go back for another bear drink❣️ Next time, I'll also get some canelés to go.

A cute cafe located a short walk from Harajuku Station has a green interior with green holes on the walls. I ordered a KUMA Petcino, a honey banana drink, using the touch panel at the wall. Despite my excitement, I couldn't take good photos or videos, but occasionally a hand would come out of the hole to play. We even played rock-paper-scissors and saw a fish like a saury appear. They also provided messages on a board with our names. The cafe is quite entertaining, and I forgot the exact price, but I paid an additional ¥100 to change to oat milk. The drink, with banana and honey, was quite sweet. It seems to be popular among foreigners too. I drank the beverage on a bench outside the cafe, enjoying the refreshing breeze. One thing to note is that there are no trash cans, so it's best to ask for a paper bag when ordering to take your trash with you.

#Healing Time#ANAKUMA CAFE, just a 3-minute walk from Harajuku Station, is a cute cafe where a bear from the forest works (lol). You order from a vending machine at this unmanned coffee stand ☕️ I'm not a fan of coffee, so I got the ★apple juice for 590 yen. While waiting for my drink, a bear's hand comes out from a hole in the green wall... 🐻❄️ They use a board to communicate and it's so soothing ❤️ It's truly a healing experience. The bears work on a shift basis, and there are several of them. The first time I went, it was the white bear 🐻❄️ and the second time, it was the brown bear. Whenever I miss the bears, I make a detour to be comforted (lol). The only downside is that the prices are a bit high overall. #anakumacafe #HarajukuCafe #Harajuku #Cafe #ExtraordinaryExperience #InstaWorthySpot #InstaFood #DateSpot

I visited for the second time after winning a free drink ticket last time. I chose a cute red bottle that I wanted. When using the free drink ticket, there is no gacha. It was May, but the weather was warm and people were dressed in cute outfits. The drink was a refreshing coffee and delicious. It was a hot day, but the drink was nicely chilled. There were many customers, both Japanese and foreigners, lined up. The receipt also had a lot of illustrations drawn on it.

ANAKUMA CAFE is a unique cafe located a 3-minute walk from Harajuku Station. At this cafe, a bear's hand comes out from a hole to serve you, offering a fun and interactive experience. There are reportedly 7 different bears, so you might get to interact with a different bear each time you visit! — Menu Items — Cafe Latte: 1300 yen For each drink ordered, you receive a coin. These coins can be used for a gacha machine where you can get chocolates or free tickets. You order through a touch panel, and then the bear serves your order from the hole. The interaction is so real and the bears are very friendly, offering lots of fan service like waving and holding hands. It's really fun! You can also write a thank-you letter to the bears and put it in a red mailbox, which will be delivered to the bears. Operating hours: 11:00-19:00 Phone: 03-6447-0720 Takeout only.

I saw someone else's post on Instagram and got interested, so I went to a place where they serve drinks with bear-shaped hands. It was very cute. I was wondering if there was a similar place in Tokyo, and I found one. The atmosphere was like being in a forest, with a lot of greenery inside. You order by touching the screen. I chose lemon tea. I'm not sure if the price was reasonable, but the drink was refreshing and easy to drink. When I went, they gave me a coin before serving the drink, and I was able to use a gachapon machine. I got a free ticket, so I plan to go back again.

ANAKUMA CAFE, the flagship store of a new brand aiming for franchise expansion, opened in Harajuku, drawing inspiration from sales techniques popular in Europe, America, and China. ANAKUMA CAFE offers a unique experience of receiving coffee from bear characters, rather than just selling coffee. The cafe's signature menu features carefully selected coffee beans by coffee professionals, recommended by the three-star bear chef "Bolus". In addition to coffee, the cafe offers a variety of treats such as the "forbidden sweets series" and donuts made with natural ingredients. The cafe is located at 1-23-28 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. During a weekday visit with two people, the wait time was 8 minutes. The ordered items were a Drink & Donut Set for 750 yen, including ANAKUMA COFFEE HOT with a fruity flavor and gentle acidity, and CRINKLE STRAWBERRY CHOCO DONUTS made with pure water from Mount Hakusan.

On a regular day at 12:00, a shocking⁈ shop opened for takeout only. It has a fantastic? fairytale-like? mysterious system where a bear hands you the items from a green wall when you place an order. There are different types of bears such as brown, white, and black bears. They seem to respond to requests as well. There is a bright lady at the store front who explains the purchasing process and menu items. They only sell sets. Donut set (6 pieces) for 2480 yen, Canele set (6 pieces) for 3980 yen, W set (2 Canele, 3 Donuts) for 2390 yen. Adding a drink to the set costs 590 yen, but drinks alone are 1400 yen!!(??) I ordered the W set for 2390 yen and Anakuma coffee (iced) for 590 yen. I wanted to try both. But... it's expensive. After paying at the self-checkout machine at the store front, a bear hands you the drink through a hole in the wall. Then, you get the set in a box. If you win at rock-paper-scissors, you receive a ticket for a free KINDAN donut set (with a drink) for the next visit. Apparently, it's buzzing with long lines at overseas stores... But about the taste... First, the drink. I wanted something not too sweet, so I chose iced coffee, which was perfect for me. The donuts were, well... like convenience store level. The Canele had "fondant chocolate" written on it, so it wasn't a Canele. It was a moist chocolate cake. A truly interesting concept, but with the high prices and the taste of the sweets, I think it's a one-time visit kind of place. It might buzz in Japan in the future due to its novelty and popularity. If you haven't been yet, now might be the time to go. I posted it on my Instagram story, and it received quite a response! There are small benches outside and many Instagram-worthy spots, so it's good for photography. You can even play with the bears without buying anything, apparently⁈ It might be popular among high school girls. Thank you for the meal!

If you're interested in the post, search for "Harajuku Anakuma". Today's recommendation is here! 🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️ 10/5 11:00 Grand Open!! A takeout specialty store! ANNAKUMA CAFE https://www.atpress.ne.jp/news/327598 ☎️080-4225-7191☎️ ⏰11:00-22:00 ⏰ 1-23-28 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 🚶‍♂️ 3 minutes walk from Harajuku Station A cafe with high entertainment value has opened in Harajuku! A Toontown corner that suits the Harajuku town. Order with a machine and when your name is called, go to the hole. An Anakuma hand will come out and hand you the item. It's a cafe packed with Instagrammable opportunities! [Note] There seems to be people who get too caught up in taking pictures and forget the takeaway bag. I'm one of them too (lol) A box under the hole opens and a takeaway bag comes out from there. [Iced Cafe Latte] Not too sweet, a cold latte with a strong milk flavor made for a pleasant Sunday afternoon. [Assorted Donuts] I had them after a long time. An assortment of donuts resembling Old Fashioned and Pon De Rings. Made by the company "Ufufu", these handmade donuts are not only cute in appearance but also delicious in taste. Personally, I like things like the Choco French Cruller. However, it's not just about looks! The handmade donuts have an unmistakable taste. [Store Information] Protect your friends. Revive the rich forest. Forests around the world are facing major problems. Japanese forests are no exception. The bears of ANNAKUMA CAFE are working hard every day to restore their rich forests. Why not join ANNAKUMA CAFE's efforts to create a future full of the brilliance of bears, humans, and all living things? Your cup will enrich the future forests. ANNAKUMA CAFE's values aim for the development and growth of the business while devoting all efforts to increase and preserve rich forests for future generations. We, the bears of ANNAKUMA CAFE, will take two initiatives to achieve sustainable forest regeneration and conservation. ① Donation to funds promoting environmental conservation ANNAKUMA CAFE will donate a portion of its sales to funds promoting forest conservation. We support the regeneration of rich forests by entrusting our feelings for the forests to fellow forest conservation enthusiasts through donations. ② Use of Fair Trade sourced coffee beans ANNAKUMA CAFE uses coffee beans sourced through Fair Trade to bring fair income to producers, support improved living standards and economic independence, and realize a sustainable cycle of coffee bean cultivation. If you're looking for entertaining donuts in Harajuku, why not visit "ANNACUMA CAFE"?

I infiltrated the rumored Anakuma Cafe! The bear's paw handed me the coffee, so cute - irresistible for stuffed animal lovers.

The concept and atmosphere of the cafe are very cute. However, the prices are high, starting from ¥1200 for just an iced tea, which seems to be influenced by the location. Even considering the service, it is still quite expensive. I also wanted to try the canelé, but it only comes in a set starting from ¥3900, which makes it seem like they are trying to increase the average spend per customer. I heard they offer canelé as a single item only on weekday mornings, but not many people come for it, so it seems like a menu item that is not popular. I wish they would at least sell the canelé separately, and if the iced tea was priced at less than ¥1000, it would be more affordable. It's a shame that despite the nice space and concept, the high prices make it disappointing. I think people may visit for the novelty, but repeat customers may not be expected.

It's like a theme park and it's awesome.