Tetsudokan, which primarily serves lunch and coffee, displays a large N gauge scale railway diorama, which is set in a regional city during the period of Japan’s postwar rapid economic growth.

which is the former site of the old Tsurumaru Castle and contains a giant diorama of the city from the Showa Period of Japan.

The Diorama Restaurants are proving to be such popular spots that even sightseers from outside of Japan show up there. “I never imagined that,” said Teraoka. “Our cafe was possible because ...

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