Nakata cafe opens for limited time for World Cup
TOKYO —
Former Japan soccer star Hidetoshi Nakata has opened a cafe in Tokyo’s Harajuku area, which will be open daily until the end of the World Cup in South Africa on July 12.
This is the third time for Nakata to open “nakata.net cafe,” following 2002 and 2006. There will be 64 World Cup matches broadcast in the cafe. The address is Jingumae 1-22-6, Shibuya Ward. For more info, visit http://nakata.net/jp/cafe/index.htm
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smithinjapan
Very cool, and very good of Nakata.
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xpompey8
Well I'll be because I didn't know his cafe was seasonal...The last time I was there was in 2002 and it was spectacular!
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BurakuminDes
Presumably this "cafe" serves beer, beer and more beer - because that's what all the punters are gonna be calling for! It would be a good place to go and cheer on the Socceroos with a group of 40 or 50 Aussies in green and gold!
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northlondon
40 or 50 Aussies ? Only about 10 people from Australia know what football is.
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LostinNagoya
NorthLondon: really? So, your world must be very small. For every Aussie I know loves sports, and soccer is one of them.
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BurakuminDes
Northlondon - not only do we know what soccer is all about, we cheer on our national teams with a passion. We just don't seem to have the negativity the English have ie booing some of their own players onto the pitch. And I'm sure I don't need to remind you of the score the last time Aus played Eng. in soccer : 3-1 to the super Socceroos!
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