Concept cafés & girls bars in Akihabara
The home of maid cafés and concept cafés. Anime, idols and themed cafés.
11 places are listed. The estimated total for one hour (set charge + one drink) ranges from ¥880 to ¥3,630.
Photo: Sebastian Kurpiel / UnsplashPlaces: 11
🌏 Foreigner-friendly only
Bunny's Guild
Bunny's Guild（バニーズギルド）
1 hour from ¥2,000+
GIRLS CAFE BAR ANDIA
📍 3-minute walk from Akihabara Station
1 hour from ¥3,630+
Rabbit Castle
1 hour from ¥1,100+
@home cafe Akihabara Main Store
あっとほぉーむカフェ 秋葉原本店
Anison Bar Mofuru Akihabara
アニソンバーもふる 秋葉原店
📍 2 min walk from JR Akihabara Station, Electric Town Exit
1 hour from ¥3,267+
Usagitsune
うさぎつね
📍 30-second walk from JR Akihabara Station, Showa-dori Exit
1 hour from ¥3,605+
Doll Maid Café Like a Doll
お人形メイドカフェ Like a Doll
1 hour from ¥2,000+
Cure Maid Café
キュアメイドカフェ
📍 JR Akihabara Station, Electric Town Exit
China Maid Café Ron Ron
チャイナメイドカフェ 龍龍（ロンロン）
1 hour from ¥2,000+
Maidreamin Akihabara Main Store
めいどりーみん 秋葉原本店
1 hour from ¥880+
Magic Maid Café Magical Lollipop
魔法メイドカフェ マジカルロリポップ
1 hour from ¥1,100+
About Akihabara
Akihabara (秋葉原, “Akiba”) is Tokyo’s center of anime, manga, games and electronics — and the birthplace of the maid café. Around the Chuo-dori main street you’ll find dozens of maid cafés and concept cafés, from bright family-friendly cafés open in the afternoon to cozy bars that open at night.
- Access: JR Yamanote, Keihin-Tohoku and Sobu lines, Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line and the Tsukuba Express all stop at Akihabara Station. About 4 minutes from Tokyo Station by JR
- Best time: maid cafés are busiest on weekend afternoons; bar-style concept cafés get lively after 7 pm
- Good to know: on Sunday afternoons part of Chuo-dori becomes a pedestrian zone. Street flyers for maid cafés are common — choosing a place in advance is easier
Frequently asked questions
Q. Is Akihabara good for maid cafés?
Yes. Akihabara has the largest number of maid cafés in Tokyo, most of them within a few minutes’ walk of Akihabara Station.
Q. Is Akihabara fun at night?
Many shops close around 8 pm, but bar-style concept cafés stay open later, making Akihabara a calm and fun place for a night out.
Q. How do I get to Akihabara?
Take the JR Yamanote or Keihin-Tohoku Line to Akihabara Station, about 4 minutes from Tokyo Station. The Hibiya Line and Tsukuba Express also stop there.