Well, the first otaku cafes have opened in Russia!

Maid cafe has become a classic symbol of otaku culture Japan and many foreigners who seem to love visiting theme cafes of this kind.

Proven, in recent years many maid cafes found in foreign countries outside of Japan. Though some cafes can not translate or bring a culture of Japan completely correctly, regular visitors love to come there.

As with any maid cafe in the world, Otaky is a café with a similar theme, built in Russia. Visitors to the Cafe will be served the women of Russia who look like the characters in the anime maid. In fact, some of the people who come there to Japan admitted that what they did is correct.

photos by Maidoteam. ru

Otaky opened in 2010 and got romantically mat rolls in 2012 yesterday. As reported by rocketnews24. com (25/11), after being confirmed on their official website, it still turned out Cafe open until now.

The Interior of the Cafe really made similar as the original, using Japan's standards. Most of the decor and fixtures used in imported directly from Japan's Cafe.

See the uniqueness of the Cafe Otaky Yuk in this video!

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