By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
Renowned contemporary Japanese artist Takashi Murakami collaborated with Tokyo's Roppongi Hills美术馆 to host the "Takashi Murakami’s 500 Arhats Exhibition" and launched a limited-edition café themed around his iconic "flowers" — the HANA CAFE (Flower Café), where smiling blooms adorn the walls, floors, and furniture.
The Takashi Murakami Flower Café. (Image source / roppongihills)
Takashi Murakami presents the "Takashi Murakami’s 500 Arhats Exhibition" at Roppongi Hills美术馆. (Image source / roppongihills)
Beyond the décor, flowers also bloom on the menu — featuring floral omelets, flower burgers, and floral mousses among other sweet treats. There’s also an original character created by Murakami specifically for Roppongi Hills: the “66 Star People (ロクロク星人)” balloon, which smiles and floats through the café, bringing a burst of colorful joy to winter visitors in Japan.
Smiling floral designs bloom freely throughout the café. (Image source / roppongihills)
The original character “66 Star People (ロクロク星人)” created by Murakami for Roppongi Hills. (Image source / roppongihills)
Floral-themed dishes. (Image source / roppongihills)
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