In Japan, anime collaboration cafes have become a favorite pastime for fans who love unique experiences and their favorite series. In 2025, these special cafes keep getting better, with exciting themed venues in Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, and other locations. Whether you love old-school classics or new releases, there’s a collaboration cafe waiting for you.
Let’s take a look at the ten most anticipated anime collaboration cafes opening in 2025. We’ll explore the cafes’ themes, special offerings, and why fans can’t wait to visit.
1. Jujutsu Kaisen “Shibuya Incident” Cafe (Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya)
“Jujutsu Kaisen” remains one of the most popular shonen shows, and the 2025 “Shibuya Incident” cafe is set to draw huge crowds. Running from December 2025 through January 2026 in major cities, this cafe serves dishes, sweets, and drinks inspired by characters like Yuji and Gojo.
The space takes on a stress-free vibe, as if the characters have set aside a little time to relax away from battles. The menu is both creative and themed, and there are special coasters and limited edition merchandise available only at the cafe. Fans can immerse themselves in spaces styled after major scenes from the anime, giving every visit a lively spark.
2. Chainsaw Man “The Movie: Reze Arc” Cafe (Tokyo)
Since making its anime debut, “Chainsaw Man” has been perfect for collaborations. The 2025 cafe, that recaptures scenes from “The Movie: Reze Arc,” brings Reze into the spotlight with devil-inspired eats and desserts.
The interior is decorated to match the intense city scenes of “Chainsaw Man,” giving guests a wild, fun experience, alongside original goods designed for collectors. It’s an exciting spot for putting yourself in Denji’s wild world—at least for lunch!
3. Ranma 1/2 Cafe (Tokyo, Osaka)
Fans of retro anime are looking forward to the Ranma 1/2 cafe, timed with the return of its second TV anime season. Menu items include Japanese dishes served in delivery boxes much like those in the series.
With brand new art designed just for the cafe, and a theme based on the “Martial Arts Delivery Race,” everything from the look to the exclusive merch brings back Ranma’s wild humor and martial arts energy. It’s a real treat for classic anime lovers searching for some nostalgia—plus keepsakes you won’t find elsewhere.
4. Monster Hunter x Sergeant Keroro Cafe (Osaka)
Expect a wild mix at this Osaka cafe, where Monster Hunter joins up with Sergeant Keroro. The menu is full of fun and surprises, with food and drink items capturing the fun and adventure of both franchises.
Combining monster battles with silly laughs, the atmosphere is meant for anyone who wants something a little over-the-top from their meal and anime memorabilia.
5. Sailor Moon 10th Anniversary Cafe (Tokyo)
To mark a full decade of Sailor Moon’s fan club, a special cafe in Tokyo will arrive in two stages right in the middle of winter. Inside, desserts are styled after the Sailor Scouts, and fans will have access to member-only goodies.
The cafe blends modern and retro vibes. It invites fans old and new to remember the charms of Sailor Moon while enjoying magical treats that honor the Spirit of the franchise. It’s the perfect spot for anyone looking to indulge their have some magical nostalgia in style.
6. The Apothecary Diaries “Formulation Tea Room” Cafe (Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya)
Adapted from beloved novels and the anime series, Apothecary Diaries’ themed cafes blend food, tea, and story in major shopping centers. Guests can try aromatic teas and rich dishes inspired by the show’s world.
What makes this cafe stand out are the herbal blends and mini-interactive experiences where you mix your own spice (safely, of course!). Detailed goods and themed coasters add an extra sparkle. For anyone with a taste for history and good tea, it’s a smart stop.
7. My Hero Academia Cafe (Osaka)
For fans who dream of being heroes, the My Hero Academia cafe is actually connected to special art exhibitions in Osaka. Menu choices are based on crowd favorites—Deku, Bakugo, Todoroki—and each item spotlights their quirks and personalities.
There’s plenty for every age group here: dynamic decorations, playful food art, and trigger-exclusive ramen, treats, and drinks—all wrapped with premium character merch to take home. This is where the world of “My Hero Academia” feels even closer.
8. Overlord x ORB Cafe (Tokyo)
In Ginza, the ORB Cafe hosts a short-run Overlord event for 2025. The menu drops guests straight into the dark fantasy of the anime. Drinks, desserts, and savory plates showcase favorite characters and magical worlds.
Striking wall designs and fan props fill out the mood. For Overlord fans especially, it’s a can’t-miss event where fantasy blends perfectly with dinner and group plays.
9. Love Live x GiGO Collaboration Cafe (Tokyo)
Love Live is heading into its 15th anniversary, and Tokyo’s GiGO cafe in Akihabara is right at the heart of celebrating. Open through to 2026, there are drinks, desserts, and dishes dedicated to every idol group and season from the franchise.
The main attraction? Meetups, big flavor, loud color, and exclusive goods, all while reliving legendary moments and music, catch every group harmony and victory note right from your table.
10. Laid-Back Camp SEASON 3 x This Is Cafe Collaboration (Tokyo)
For fans who prefer peace to action, the “Laid-Back Camp” cafe follows the vibe of slow, outdoor adventure. Enjoy foods that remind you of campsite breakfast or dinner by the lake, plus café-only collector items you won’t find anywhere else.
It’s the ideal spot for winding down and taking in some cozy, “just like the anime” peace and quiet either by yourself or with friends that love cute slice-of-life stories.
The Impact of Anime Collaboration Cafes
More than just trendy places for themed drinks, anime collaboration cafes have become where communities come together, and people make new friends. The design, atmosphere, character dishes, and limited goods turn a regular day out into a memory you’ll remember—and want to come back for. Every visit means a new reason to smile and share what you love.
Tips for Your Anime Cafe Visit
Before heading off to one of these anime cafes, double-check dates, times, and whether you’ll need a reservation since some only pop up for a few days or weeks. Tokyo’s Akihabara and Shibuya, Osaka’s Namba hub, and Nagoya’s big centers often host the most major venues.
If you want the latest details or see even more picks, websites like collabo-kk.co.jp that specialize in anime cafes are great resources for news, announcements, and new collaborations.
In 2025, anime fans have plenty to get excited about. Whether it’s the action of Jujutsu Kaisen, the memories of Sailor Moon, or the camping calm of Laid-Back Camp, these cafes make anime fandom more delicious and vibrant than ever. Plan your trip, try something new, and taste your way through your favorite worlds this year—your next adventure might just be around the corner!


















