Okay, something's odd. Whenever i give a point to a member a message pops up(something along with like, "send error report" or "don't") and i get thrown out of the page. Anyone got the same thing or is it just me?
koichi
· 1 year ago
you just got a point from me. Looks like it's working now, at least
Neil Duckett
· 1 year ago
She's scary that's what she is!
mmnessa
· 1 year ago
It's just as scary as a DAD cafe. I can't imagine a guy (besides an otaku) who would actually go to a MOM cafe, I mean, just try saying it out loud...
Viet
· 1 year ago
That mom maid in the picture above is totally moe-moe.
The link does an okay job of explaining the term. Moe is a term typically used by anime/manga otakus, the type that Koichi is referencing in the article.
クリス
· 1 year ago
Doesn't it have a meaning somewhere along the lines of "Heart Warming/Melting"?
I've heard the term 萌え coming from one of the hosts on Domoto Kyoudai saying it to their guest 石川梨華. Basically all I heard from her was "Please come again my master" (not positive on the translation) and he responded with "萌え”. The link below explains what I'm talking about. Its a recording of the show, but you'll have to watch about 12 minutes into the video to see the part I'm talking about.
Also I heard the "Maid" this is getting more popular in Akihabara. Some how the transition from electronic goods to girls arriving in maid outfits is taking place. I seen an article about it somewhere on the net, but I can't seem to find it.
koichi
· 1 year ago
very interesting. Has anyone see the golden eggs episode with the moe moe guys? That's what it reminds me of.
Fredy
· 1 year ago
I just remembered how at first I was thinking "Moe" from the Simpsons. I was like, 'Is it a sad, pathetic, suicidal person?" I guess I was only 25% correct. Maybe less...
mmnessa
· 1 year ago
I always thought moe had something to do with videogames. Oh well, thanks for clearing that up...
WOTDsctoo
· 1 year ago
I would say melting would probably be more accurate, but it's kind of like, obsession, no?
Only time I've seen it used was by a bunch of squeling girls in an anime...
Viet
· 1 year ago
To me it seems one of those type of words that don't translate well to English or just unique to the language. Sorta like the Swede word 'lagom.'
Fredy
· 1 year ago
Interesting...? Haha.
mmnessa
· 1 year ago
I swear I didn't spot her photoshoped face until I read this comment hahaha
Kelsy
· 1 year ago
Where I live "momo" is slang for a mormon person.
Sougen02
· 1 year ago
At first, I thought she was a robot xD
OuterspaceAsian
· 1 year ago
HAHAHAHA, even though that pic looks photoshopped
koichi
· 1 year ago
whatt? why would i do that...fufufu.
OuterspaceAsian
· 1 year ago
I'll just say it isn't and pretend that granny is in the best shape I've seen a granny before haha mek mek mek mek
Fredy
· 1 year ago
Ahh Japan... so strange... :\ Well, whatever... if it makes money... I get enough nagging from other people... haha. I'd honestly just be irratated... It ticks me off trying to do work while my parents ask me about it. I have horrible homework concentration. Maybe the nagging people can make sure I get things done? Nah. I would rather stay home than pay for someone to nag at me.
Sougen02
· 1 year ago
I think I would laugh the whole time there xD I mean, you expect it! I'd love to go for laughs. It would definetly be an experience. =P
billywest
· 1 year ago
This is what happens when boys sleep in the same bed as their mothers until the age of like, 8 or 9 years old. Oh, well.
Andreas Renaa Kjørseng
· 1 year ago
Why norwegian? :P
mmckinlay
· 1 year ago
This story warms my heart!
zattsu-ooru
· 1 year ago
Oedipal! HA!
zattsu-ooru
· 1 year ago
bwahahahahaha!
mmnessa
· 1 year ago
ok, this is what I think: C-R-E-E-P-Y.
SimonVaillancourt
· 1 year ago
What the hell is that ! I would not like to go at a Café where my MOM give me my espresso. Rather keeping my espresso machine at home and ask my wife for my green tea !
Oh and for who it can interest my baby is safe !
kevinnwhat
· 1 year ago
this is the right place for me.
Shuey
· 1 year ago
The cafe is looking for someone who is over 25 years old meaning my grandma can work !! yahoo
Sougen02
· 1 year ago
Haha grandma stoires! xD I can imagine mine just going on and on about "Back in MY day, I had to walk 20 miles front and back to go fetch water in a stream!!" That would be hilarious!! 8)
Sougen02
· 1 year ago
Oh my, Imagine YOUR mom working there and your freidns have her as their waitress! 0.0
Rob_Hoolan
· 1 year ago
O noes Kill it with Fire koichi please
OuterspaceAsian
· 1 year ago
OMG that thought bubble is sooo gross! and oedipal moe moe! haha
Nanci
· 1 year ago
I think these Otaku's want to have a caring 'mom' presence in their life. Maybe they are nagged at home, about getting married or playing too many video games. What otaku wants that? It's definitely weird, though. But I am not surprised, I find it less creepier than most maid cafes, why? Because they are looking for understanding from mother like figures, not cuteness from a girl suppose to look...an unappropriated age.
I think I'm going to take my mom to japan.... I think I could make a fortune with her at this Cafe :)
Pinkgloom
· 1 year ago
I never think Japan can get wierder It always does...
gabe
· 1 year ago
you know there is also a tsundere cafe
crzy
· 1 year ago
silly stuff
slimjim
· 1 year ago
Yea, i saw this on the news a while back. I was creeped out too. I think the reason is that there are just too many Japanese workoholics that have to go to places like that for escape
Jennifer
· 1 year ago
I definitely wouldn't pay some strange old lady to act like my mom. I am a little intrigued by the cafe that I heard about in Tokyo that has young men dressed as high school students as its servers. That looked like fun. :-D
All Comments
The link does an okay job of explaining the term. Moe is a term typically used by anime/manga otakus, the type that Koichi is referencing in the article.
I've heard the term 萌え coming from one of the hosts on Domoto Kyoudai saying it to their guest 石川梨華. Basically all I heard from her was "Please come again my master" (not positive on the translation) and he responded with "萌え”. The link below explains what I'm talking about. Its a recording of the show, but you'll have to watch about 12 minutes into the video to see the part I'm talking about.
http://www.veoh.com/videos/v312955w8Z9Ryse
Also I heard the "Maid" this is getting more popular in Akihabara. Some how the transition from electronic goods to girls arriving in maid outfits is taking place. I seen an article about it somewhere on the net, but I can't seem to find it.
Only time I've seen it used was by a bunch of squeling girls in an anime...
Well, whatever... if it makes money...
I get enough nagging from other people... haha.
I'd honestly just be irratated... It ticks me off trying to do work while my parents ask me about it. I have horrible homework concentration. Maybe the nagging people can make sure I get things done? Nah. I would rather stay home than pay for someone to nag at me.
I mean, you expect it! I'd love to go for laughs.
It would definetly be an experience. =P
Oh and for who it can interest my baby is safe !
yahoo
I can imagine mine just going on and on about
"Back in MY day, I had to walk 20 miles front and back to go fetch water in a stream!!"
That would be hilarious!! 8)
Kill it with Fire koichi please
It always does...