Inspiration: Mirai No Table
![Mirai No Table outdoor view](/content/images/size/w2000/2023/10/Mirai-no-Table.jpg)
Let's talk about something genuinely interesting: Mirai No Table in Tokyo. This café is doing something different, and it's worth a look.
![Mirai No Table indoor seating](https://shanwong.design/content/images/2023/10/Mirai-no-Table_inside.jpg)
Family-Friendly by Design
Mirai No Table is a café that's got both parents and kids in mind. Designed by Harema Design Office, it offers practical services like warming baby food and reheating dishes. It's a thoughtful touch that makes family dining a breeze.
![Bakery on display](https://shanwong.design/content/images/2023/10/Mirai-no-Table_bakery.jpg)
The Space
The café features a unique 'Tunnel' that serves as a playful connector between a temple and a park. It's filled with bread shelves and display cases, adding a bit of intrigue for both kids and adults.
![Tunnel that serves as a connector](https://shanwong.design/content/images/2023/10/Mirai-no-Table_04.jpg)
Open-Air Comfort
The café extends into an open dining area that faces Fukagawa Park. It's a relaxed setting where parents can dine and still keep an eye on their kids. The terrace even has movable canopies for changing weather.
![](https://shanwong.design/content/images/2023/10/tunnel.webp)
Design Takeaway
What stands out about Mirai No Table is its balanced design. It's a space that caters to the needs of both parents and children without compromising on aesthetics. It's a good example of how thoughtful design can enhance an experience.
If you're in Tokyo, it's worth a visit. And if you're thinking about a space that needs to be both functional and inviting, this café offers some inspiration.
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