Apparently, Japan has this weird lookin’ treehouse restaurant that serves great food.

I’d obviously would love to go here one day and eat food while enjoying the spectacular treehouse views.

Naha Harbor Diner sits perfectly on top of a massive Gajumaru, Japan, tree’s huge branches about 20 ft above the ground and looking out over the ocean.
The restaurant which is accessible by both a spiral stairway and an inbuilt tree trunk elevator specializes in locally grown and organically harvested foods brought straightaway from the farms. It dishes out fresh vegetables, juicy chickens and pork and native salts thereby cutting down the expenses of shipping and packaging along with a reduction in carbon and plastic wastes.

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This entry was posted on Monday, November 3rd, 2008 at 10:25 pm and is filed under Weird Architecture, Weird Food, Weird and Bizarre.
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