A Hooters in Tokyo is dishing up more than just wings – it’s also offering co-working spaces for rent
Hooters teamed up with a Japanese space rental app to make the most of the available space during off-peak hours
By Haymun Win
Think of Hooters and the two things that immediately come to mind are: the signature Hooters girls and world-renowned hot wings.
But Hooters in Tokyo is taking it up a notch by bringing one more thing to the table: co-working spaces for rent.
According to Soranews24, Hooters teamed up with Spacee, a Japanese space rental app, to make the most of the available space during off-peak hours from 1pm to 7pm.
The Ginza outlet began workspace rentals on March 23, for a small fee of 50 yen (US$0.47) for every 30 minute block. The fee is free-of-charge for students, granted they are accompanied by a legal guardian above the age of 18.
Spacee said in a statement that it believes working in an unconventional space encourages “new discoveries” and “innovative ideas”, reported Travel + Leisure magazine.