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September might feel like worlds away, but we’ve got something that will make you excited for late-summer 2023. If you’ve ever wanted to visit the vibrant streets of Tokyo, this new Robot Restaurant Show is right up your alley!
Inspired by the internationally acclaimed Japanese Robot Restaurant, this live ‘dinner & a show’ takes guests on a 90-minute “futuristic journey with high-tech laser displays, multi-coloured lights, flash dancers and glittering robots with a Japanese twist.”
Whether you want to spice up a date night or experience a taste of Tokyo without leaving Vancouver, this experience will definitely be one for the books.
The Robot Restaurant Show will also feature three acts of J-Pop dance routines, a laser light show, and a massive robot battle. And of course, a variety of authentic Japanese food and drinks to enjoy. Truly a multi-sensory experience to say the least!
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“Expect an abundance of energy and fun, walking out equal parts amazed and baffled at the insight you’ve had into the modern Japanese subculture,” says the release.
Interested in checking it out? Tickets are already on sale and will include a welcome drink and a Japanese-inspired sushi meal upon arrival. As well, guests will receive a souvenir to take home!
Mark your calendars and we’ll see you there!
When: September 1st to September 3rd
Where: Nelson Street, location TBA
Cost: $145
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