16. Restaurant Design
KAMITOPEN Co.
pignic Asakusa
Tokyo, Japan
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“Doma”Pignic Café provides a space for people to interact with miniature pigs.Doma refers to a traditional earthen-floored area often found in old Japanese farmhouses. It served many purposes—maintaining and storing farming tools, cooking, chatting with neighbors, and acting as a hub for community interaction.In modern times, its role has evolved into a welcoming space for guests, a hobby area, or a play space for children.At the Pignic Asakusa location, we incorporated the concept of doma into the design, creating a new kind of interaction space between people and pigs.
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