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Last updated 2026-09-24 — AranziAronzo, or Aranzi and Aronzo, are virtual characters created by Japanese designers. They first gained massive popularity in Taiwan when a themed café was launched here in 2012. In addition, this July...

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Aranzi Aronzo, or Aranzi and Aronzo, are virtual characters created by Japanese designers. They first gained massive popularity in Taiwan when a themed café was launched here in 2012. In addition, this July, they launched a short-term rental apartment combined with a café in Tainan, generating quite a buzz.

The newly opened Aranzi Apartment in July sparked a wave of online discussion. (Photo provided by MOOK Editorial Team)

The first floor mainly sells Aranzi coffee. (Photo provided by MOOK Editorial Team)

The Aranzi Apartment is located within a century-old building on ShenNong Street. It consists of front, middle, and rear sections, nestled between two courtyards, creating a rare sense of depth and light in an old building. After a year of renovation, the historic building has been fused with the playful illustrations of Japan’s Aranzi, resulting in an amusing space that blends different eras. The hope is that travelers can not only enjoy the charm of the old building but also feel the whimsy of Aranzi—ensuring every guest has a joyful and surprising stay.

Every illustration in the Aranzi Apartment is hand-drawn by Japanese artists. (Photo provided by MOOK Editorial Team)

Aranzi and friends illustrations can be spotted all over the apartment. (Photo provided by MOOK Editorial Team)

The Aranzi ShenNong Apartment is divided into two parts: the first floor houses the Aranzi Café, while the accommodation is primarily on the second floor. There are four rooms—Kappa-kun, Bad Thing, Rabbit Sister, and Panda Bro—each featuring Japanese-style elements such as soaking tubs made of hinoki wood and tatami mats, offering a unique take on traditional elegant Japanese aesthetics.

The accommodation is mainly located on the second floor. (Photo provided by MOOK Editorial Team)

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