Ever wondered what a coffee shop owned by Hayao Miyazaki would look like?
Well scratch your head no more: The Dreaming Camera Café in South Korea, designed as a two-lens Rolleiflex by a camera enthusiast, is the kind of place it's easy to imagine a Manga character stopping by for a quick caffeine fix between some hillside adventuring.
Not only does it serve up barista-style brews in the rolling countryside just outside Seoul, but, in keeping with its silly exterior, this stunning two-story building cleverly comprises a miniature camera museum inside.
Open since late last year, it's one of the most impressive camera museum-cum-coffee shops we've ever seen, and let's face it - taking an Instagram of your latte will never feel the same again.
[Via: Facebook.com/cafedreamy
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