This is “Maid Gym”. It’s a weight training gym with, well, maids. Oh, if maids aren’t your thing, there are also beefy butlers.
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As pointed out by Nari Nari, Maid Gym opens in Tokyo on April 10.

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It was originally a crowdfunding project, which set out to raise 700,000 yen ($8220), but ending up doubling that, raking in 1,466,000 yen ($17,215). Below is the crowdfunding pitch video:
Maid Gym claims to be Japan’s “first maid gym”. I’ll take their word for it.

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Maid cafes really took off in Japan in the early 2000s, and now maid cafes are part of the country’s otaku subculture.

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Around that time, there were also a few butler cafes, and with the recent limited-time only muscle cafes, beefy “butler” trainers seem like a welcome addition.

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The staff seem to be in excellent shape.
One session lasts 50 minutes and is priced at 7500 yen ($88), and registration is free until October.
Is there anything you can’t do with maids in Japan?
You can’t have them clean your house. That’d be weird.
Go from not-so-Waifu to Naisu in less than 4 weeks.
Probably wouldn’t be my first choice for a spotter.