Kohaku

From 10 PM to 6 AM. Closed on Mondays. However, the flow of time inside the store is leisurely. Even if it's morning outside, it's always night inside.

All items are a flat rate of 300 yen. Cash only, but don't worry if you don't have cash. You can also pay with your own precious values like "memories" or "secrets.".

Fighting, soliciting, counseling, and other disruptive behavior within the store. Please understand that customers with disturbed wavelengths will be asked to leave by the owner without question.

Immediately to the right after entering through the sliding door, a waiting space with wooden benches. When crowded, you'll receive a wooden number tag and wait here for your turn.

※ Under the benches, there are forgotten umbrellas and old newspapers. Sometimes, intoxicated customers are asleep here.

An L-shaped counter, the "heart of Mahoro" located at the very back. This is where the staff pour drinks and listen to stories. Grilled squid and small hot pots are served, and customers' complaints and laughter often mingle here.

※ This is where the fluctuations in wavelength are felt most strongly. The seat heights are irregular, and sometimes a seat is empty even when it should be full.

Basically, 2-person tables x 2, 4-person tables x 2. The atmosphere is strange, with human office workers and yokai couples naturally sitting next to each other.

※ When crowded, mysterious "auxiliary tables" appear. Sometimes, a table might have an extra leg.

A popular spot where you can stretch your legs. Since the "dreams" of sleeping customers are reflected in the scenery of the tatami room, mountains might appear or the walls might turn into a seaside view.

※ Depending on the state of the dream, the space might expand, and the cushions might occasionally talk. Staff might also sneak in for a drink.

The back door inside the kitchen. Outside, discarded refrigerators and boxes are piled high. At night, cat yokai sometimes come to collect the trash.

※ Sometimes, delinquent ghosts try to start a fight, but the staff are used to it and just quietly close the door.

The area above the old wooden stairs at the back of the store. It's the staff's living quarters, with tatami rooms and bunk beds scattered about messily.

※ A mysterious space where rooms appear when needed. Sometimes, your own room might materialize.