Crazy Banyan Treehouse Cafe Takes Root in Japan

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Crazy Banyan Treehouse Cafe Takes Root in Japan

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Too bad it isn't a real tree. :)

"The Naha Harbor Diner in Okinawa, Japan is a life-size rendition of a banyan tree, also known as gajumaru. The aptly-named Banyan Town shopping center near the entrance of Onoyama Park features a twenty foot tall tree with a pan-Asian restaurant nestled amid its branches. Accessible by a spiral staircase around back and an in-trunk elevator, the restaurant specializes in locally grown and organic harvested foods fresh from the farm."

http://inhabitat.com/banyan-treehouse-r ... -in-japan/
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