Café

Café
Europe Name	Café
Korean Name	찻집 Chasjib
Japanese Name	喫茶店 Kissaten
Events	Boy's Night Out Scheduled Randomly Girl's Night Out Scheduled Randomly Pity Party Scheduled Randomly (if one Mii is sad)
How to Unlock
Have a Mii confess their love to a Mii of the opposite gender

The Café is one of the many buildings in Tomodachi Life where Miis can casually hang out in a quiet environment. The only events that take place here are Boy's/Girl's Night Out, Guy's/Gal's Hangout and Pity Party, which start at random times and the latter requiring a Mii to be sad. It appears as a hidden location on the island in Tomodachi Collection.

Layout

The café resembles a typical American highway restaurant. The exterior of the café is surrounded by a trimmed hedge. The outside of the windows are shaded by white and yellow striped awnings. These vertical double windows have the word "Redfurt" placed on them (“Tobakaido” in the Japanese version and "Ninko" in the Korean version).

The tiled ground has a white and orange color scheme, with the seats matching it with their own orange hue. There are both modern stools at the counter and banquettes for the tables.

Behind the counter there are metal cupboards and shelves. At all of the tables there are salt and pepper shakers, along with some menus. There are shaded lights hanging from above.

In the background the player may hear clinking drink containers, the air conditioner, and music as heard in Tomodachi Collection.

Usage

Miis may come to the café to:

• Hang out with other Miis, possibly friends or family
• Get a cup of coffee
• Eat food (Sandwich, Cake etc.)
• Spy outside the window.
• Read a book
• Confess to their crush
• Go on a date with their sweetheart or spouse
• Break up with their sweetheart or spouse
• Have a chat session
• Throw a Pity Party for a depressed Mii

When one views the café, a view will randomly be selected. Either from the outside window, the inside looking at the tables and bar, or the side looking down and out the door. If the player wants a different view, they must exit and re-enter the cafe to change it.

Events

Event Name	Image	Time	Usage
Chat Session	Guy's Hangout. Girl's Hangout. 1/2	Anytime at random.	Two to four male or female Miis gather to talk about random topics.
Pity Party		Anytime at random when a Mii is Depressed	Three Miis gather to tell about various unfortunate incidents and jokes attempting to try and cheer up a sad Mii, while the sad Mii just sulks and says nothing.

Trivia

• While in the café, music previously used in Tomodachi Collection can be heard from the café's radio. In the Japanese release of the game, Tomodachi Collection: New Life, lyrics taken directly from Tomodachi Collection can be heard being sung during each song. This was changed in Tomodachi Life by only keeping the instrumentals.
• On the window, the word "Redfurt" can be seen. Redfurt is a combination of Nintendo's North American headquarters (Redmond, WA) and the European headquarters (Frankfurt, Germany) that can also be seen on posters, an AR card option, and some hats.
• Exception in Japanese version, these word replaced in "Tobakaido". This reference is caused by Ballad(ムード歌謡) title in Tomodachi Collection, Ame no Tobakai dō(あめのとばかいどう) and the name of Toba-kaidō Station(鳥羽街道駅) near by head office Nintendo Japan.
• When viewing from outside, the Miis' talking and laughing sounds are inaudible.
• Despite the café being right next to the amusement park, the merry-go-round's music cannot be heard.
• Sometimes a traveler will appear here during the day they arrive on the island. Travelers can also appear in a disposable camera picture.
• There's a glitch where if the player looks at the café, the stool disappears from under the Mii on the left.
• All events at the café last for an hour long.
• The food that the Miis eat/drink at the cafe will not show up in that Mii's stomach, nor will it be counted as fullness.

Gallery

Tomodachi Collection

 

A break-up.

A Married couple divorcing at the Café

Tomodachi Life

 

Various Miis hanging out at the Cafe.

A family seated at the café.

A couple talking amongst one another, seen through the Cafe windows.

The Cafe's windows in the Japanese version, showing "Tobakaido" in place of “Redfurt”.

A traveler visiting the café.

A family with their 4-day old baby at the café.

A Mii peeks through the window of an empty cafe.

The glitch where the stool disappears on the left Mii.

A Mii reading a book in the Cafe.