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Inside Tokyo’s Newest Square Enix Cafe

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Inside Tokyo’s Newest Square Enix Cafe

On October 1 in Tokyo’s Akihabara, Square Enix opened a new cafe. It’s called, wait for it, Square Enix Cafe. Clever!

[Image: Famitsu]

Square Enix already has the Artnia restaurant and shop in Shinjuku, and on October 5 is opening another cafe called Storia.

Prior to its opening Famitsu and Dengeki Online checked out the cafe, which is currently decked out in Final Fantasy XV for the game’s upcoming launch.

Inside Tokyo’s Newest Square Enix Cafe
(Image: Famitsu)

[Image: Famitsu]

Inside Tokyo’s Newest Square Enix Cafe
(Image: Famitsu)

[Image: Famitsu]

Inside Tokyo’s Newest Square Enix Cafe
(Image: Famitsu)

[Image: Famitsu]

Inside Tokyo’s Newest Square Enix Cafe
(Image: Famitsu)

[Image: Famitsu]

Inside Tokyo’s Newest Square Enix Cafe
(Image: Famitsu)

[Image: Famitsu]

Inside Tokyo’s Newest Square Enix Cafe
(Image: Famitsu)

[Image: Famitsu]

Inside Tokyo’s Newest Square Enix Cafe
(Image: Famitsu)

[Image: Famitsu]

Inside Tokyo’s Newest Square Enix Cafe
(Image: Dengeki Online)

[Image: Dengeki Online]

Inside Tokyo’s Newest Square Enix Cafe
(Image: Dengeki Online)

[Image: Dengeki Online]

Inside Tokyo’s Newest Square Enix Cafe
(Image: Dengeki Online)

[Image: Dengeki Online]

Inside Tokyo’s Newest Square Enix Cafe
(Image: Dengeki Online)

[Image: Dengeki Online]

Inside Tokyo’s Newest Square Enix Cafe
(Image: Dengeki Online)

[Image: Dengeki Online]

Inside Tokyo’s Newest Square Enix Cafe
(Image: Dengeki Online)

[Image: Dengeki Online]

Inside Tokyo’s Newest Square Enix Cafe
(Image: Famitsu)

[Image: Famitsu]

Inside Tokyo’s Newest Square Enix Cafe
(Image: Famitsu)

[Image: Famitsu]

Inside Tokyo’s Newest Square Enix Cafe
(Image: Famitsu)

[Image: Famitsu]

You can see more photos on Famitsu and Dengeki Online.

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