9 Heisei-Era Emotional Songs, Including "Otsu (ﾉ∀`*) Otsu" Capturing 2008 Akihabara Culture, Now Available

Infinitia Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; CEO: Takuki Fukazawa) announces the release of nine original songs from its maid cafe "At Home Cafe" on various music streaming platforms starting Wednesday, June 17, 2026. This marks the third installment of their original music distribution project.

All tracks were performed by active maids at the time who were not part of any official music unit or artist group. These authentic, heartfelt vocals from the maids—who usually support operations at the "mansion" (cafe)—have received enthusiastic praise from masters and mistresses alike.

The highlight of this release is "Otsu (ﾉ∀`*) Otsu," originally released on October 19, 2008. The catchy lyrics, including the phrase "Minmin Chop and Shuwashuwa Punch," became a sensation during live performances. For fans who remember that era, this long-awaited track is sure to evoke strong emotional nostalgia.

The title's use of "Otsu" (meaning "good job" or "well done") comes from an internet slang term that went viral on online bulletin boards in 2008. The song perfectly encapsulates the cultural atmosphere and online zeitgeist of Akihabara during the Heisei era, making it a true emotional time capsule.

List of Distributed Songs (9 tracks):

Otsu (ﾉ∀`*) Otsu

LOVE PASSION

Atto Genki Mark

Koi no Miracle Meeting☆

Ride the Rainbow

TEARS

Mizuiro Drop

Fairy // Rain

Maid Alliance Kizuna Group

※All songs can be found by searching "At Home Cafe" on music platforms.

▼ Available on Artist Pages at:

Spotify / Apple Music / YouTube Music / Amazon Music / LINE Music ... and many other streaming services.

<About At Home Cafe>

At Home Cafe is a pioneering maid cafe that established the unique pop culture concept of "masters and mistresses served by maids."

Famous for the "Moe Moe Kyun" charm that makes food taste better, the cafe contributed to the viral internet term "Moe," which ranked in the top ten of the 2005 U-CAN Word of the Year Awards.

In 2024, the brand celebrated its 20th anniversary. It currently operates 8 stores in Akihabara and 3 in Osaka, with plans to open 2 new stores simultaneously in Nagoya in 2025. Over 700 maids are employed, including legendary maid hitomi with 21 years of service.

Since 2020, the virtual branch "Virtual At Home Cafe" has been operating in the metaverse, employing 60 virtual maids separately from physical locations.

Promoting "safe, secure, and wholesome" entertainment, the cafe welcomes international guests, solo female visitors, and families with young children, making it a popular theme park-style destination and tourist attraction.