Hello! This is S!
This time, we visited Wa no Oto, an experiential restaurant in Azabu-Juban that fuses projection mapping with Japanese cuisine!
Enjoy a meal centered around wagyu beef while immersing yourself in a story-driven projection mapping experience.
Apparently, ancient aristocrats had a custom of dining while watching Noh performances, and we were able to experience something similarly unique and rare.
While there are many types of projection mapping, this wasn't just about projecting images. The visuals linked with the dishes in front of us, and when we touched the table, the images reacted to our hand movements. It was a truly interactive and delightful experience!🎵
The scenes varied widely, from Kyoto gardens and the Showa era to the near future, offering plenty of moments for everyone to enjoy.
It's sure to be an unforgettable time for international visitors and Japan enthusiasts alike!
As someone who loves theme parks, I felt as if I had stepped into a brand new one.
The distinctive feature is the visual presentation themed around Japanese culture, with the table and surrounding space transforming with each dish. There are also interactive elements where the table reacts to touch, making it an establishment where you can enjoy not only the food but also the entertainment.
We highly recommend experiencing it for yourselves on a special occasion!
