Renowned Japanese contemporary artist Takashi Murakami collaborated with Tokyo’s Roppongi Hills to launch the “Takashi Murakami: The 500 Arhats” exhibition and created a limited-edition café themed around his signature “flowers” (HANA CAFE), where smiling blossoms bloom on the walls, floors, and furniture.
Takashi Murakami Flower Café.
Takashi Murakami exhibits “The 500 Arhats” at Roppongi Hills. (Image source / roppongihills)
In addition, flowers bloom across the menu, featuring floral dishes such as flower omelets, flower burgers, and flower mousses. There’s also an original character designed by Murakami specifically for Roppongi Hills — the “66 Arhat (Rokuroku-seijin)” balloon — which smiles and floats through the café, bringing a burst of colorful joy to winter visitors in Japan.
Flowers with smiling faces bloom freely throughout the café. (Image source / roppongihills)
The original character “66 Arhat (Rokuroku-seijin)” created by Murakami for Roppongi Hills. (Image source / roppongihills)
Flower-shaped dishes. (Image source / roppongihills)
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