Many people are often distracted and procrastinating when writing. In response to this situation, a Japanese writer opened a special café to urge people to complete their writing tasks within the prescribed deadlines. According to Reuters reported on the 26th, this café is called "Writing Cafe", located in the west of Tokyo, the capital of Japan, with 10 seats, for writers, editors and other people who need to submit manuscripts before the deadline. Customers are required to register their name, the content of the task and the time to plan the completion of the task after entering the café. They can choose three levels of supervision services. If you choose the "moderate" file, you will be asked by the clerk at checkout whether to complete the task; select the "standard" file, the clerk will check the customer's progress to complete the task every hour; if you choose the "strict" file, the clerk will frequently stand behind the customer and silently watch the customer create.
On April 21, a customer writes at a "writing café" in Tokyo, Japan. Xinhua News Agency/Reuters
On April 21, a customer writes at a "writing café" in Tokyo, Japan. Xinhua News Agency/Reuters
This is a work item from a "Writing Cafe" filmed in Tokyo, Japan, on April 21. Xinhua News Agency/Reuters
This is a sticky note from a "Writing Cafe" filmed in Tokyo, Japan, on April 21. Xinhua News Agency/Reuters
On April 21, a customer writes at a "writing café" in Tokyo, Japan. Xinhua News Agency/Reuters
This is the "Writing Cafe" filmed in Tokyo, Japan, on April 21. Xinhua News Agency/Reuters