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{{nihongo|'''Anna Miller's'''|アンナミラーズ|''Anna Mirāzu''}} is a chain of [[restaurant]]s in [[Hawaii]] and [[Japan]]. The first branch opened in 1973 in Hawaii;<ref>[http://www.annamillersrestaurant.com/about_us.html Annamillersrestaurant.com] ''Anna Miller's''</ref> most of its expansion since has been in Japan. {{Citation needed|date=November 2007}} The chain is known for its [[breakfast]] selection and even more known for its [[dessert]]s such as [[pie]]s and [[cheesecake]]s. |
{{nihongo|'''Anna Miller's'''|アンナミラーズ|''Anna Mirāzu''}} is a chain of [[restaurant]]s in [[Hawaii]] and [[Japan]]. The first branch opened in 1973 in Hawaii;<ref>[http://www.annamillersrestaurant.com/about_us.html Annamillersrestaurant.com] ''Anna Miller's''</ref> most of its expansion since has been in Japan. {{Citation needed|date=November 2007}} The chain is known for its [[breakfast]] selection and even more known for its [[dessert]]s such as [[pie]]s and [[cheesecake]]s. |
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The chain is also famous in Japan for their [[waitress]] [[uniform]]s.<ref> {{cite web | url = http://kotaku.com/5880788/the-waitress-uniform-that-started-it-all | title = The Waitress Uniform That Started It All | accessdate = 2012-01-31 | last = Ashcraft | first = Brian | date = Jan 31, 2012 | work = Kotaku | publisher = [[kotaku]] | quote = For a generation, Anna Miller's was more than a coffee shop. For a generation, it inspired video games, anime, and countless cosplay}}</ref> These consist of a white blouse; an orange or pink [[miniskirt]]ed [[Jumper dress|jumper]]-style dress, with the "waistline" cut beneath the breasts, in the manner of a [[bodice]]; a matching apron; and a heart-shaped name tag. |
The chain is also famous in Japan for their [[waitress]] [[uniform]]s.<ref> {{cite web | url = http://kotaku.com/5880788/the-waitress-uniform-that-started-it-all | title = The Waitress Uniform That Started It All | accessdate = 2012-01-31 | last = Ashcraft | first = Brian | date = Jan 31, 2012 | work = Kotaku | publisher = [[kotaku]] | quote = For a generation, Anna Miller's was more than a coffee shop. For a generation, it inspired video games, anime, and countless cosplay}}</ref> These consist of a white blouse; an orange or pink [[miniskirt]]ed [[Jumper dress|jumper]]-style dress, with the "waistline" cut beneath the breasts, in the manner of a [[bodice]]; a matching apron; and a heart-shaped name tag.<ref>{{cite conference |url=http://faculty.georgetown.edu/irvinem/theory/LA-MOCA-Murakami-Guide.pdf |title=©Murakami Curriculum Guide for Educators |date=2009 |publisher=Guggenheim Museum Bilbao |booktitle=Exhibition organized by The Museum of Contemporary Art,Los Angeles, February 17 - May 31, 2009|page=14 |location=Bilbao|accessdate=November 4, 2014 }}</ref> |
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==Cultural references== |
==Cultural references== |
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Anna Miller's (アンナミラーズ, Anna Mirāzu) is a chain of restaurants in Hawaii and Japan. The first branch opened in 1973 in Hawaii;[1] most of its expansion since has been in Japan. [citation needed] The chain is known for its breakfast selection and even more known for its desserts such as pies and cheesecakes.
The chain is also famous in Japan for their waitress uniforms.[2] These consist of a white blouse; an orange or pink miniskirted jumper-style dress, with the "waistline" cut beneath the breasts, in the manner of a bodice; a matching apron; and a heart-shaped name tag.[3]
Cultural references
- Yuka Takeuchi, the main character from the video game series Variable Geo (and its anime spin-off) wears waitress uniform from Anna Miller's during battle, where the restaurant is called "Hanna Miller's". [citation needed]
- In the anime series Excel Saga, the characters Excel and Hyatt work in a cafe wearing Anna Miller's waitress uniforms. [citation needed]
- In the anime series Oh My Goddess!, the character Urd works in the restaurant "Ana Miller's" later in the series, wearing the same uniform. [citation needed]
- In H game Viper V16, the main characters (Akira, Saki and Karin) are three Anna Miller's waitresses. [citation needed]
- In El Cazador de la Bruja, the fictional restaurant Amigo Tacos has Anna Miller's–styled uniforms, which consist of a green apron and an orange-trimmed dark blue dress. The nametag is in the shape of lips.
- In the Japanese visual novel Welcome to Pia Carrot, the action revolves around restaurants in the fictional "Pia Carrot" chain. The waitresses in this restaurants wear uniforms similar to the ones of Anna Miller's. There are also several anime series based on the game.
- In the popular web comic MegaTokyo one of the main female characters, Nanasawa Kimiko, works as a waitress at an Anna Millers in the city Tokyo, Japan.[4]
- In Miyuki-chan in Wonderland, the Doorway Girl wears a similar uniform.
- In ROUJIN-Z, the lead female character works at an Anna Miller's, wearing the trademark uniform.
See also
References
- ^ Annamillersrestaurant.com Anna Miller's
- ^ Ashcraft, Brian (Jan 31, 2012). "The Waitress Uniform That Started It All". Kotaku. kotaku. Retrieved 2012-01-31.
For a generation, Anna Miller's was more than a coffee shop. For a generation, it inspired video games, anime, and countless cosplay
- ^ "©Murakami Curriculum Guide for Educators" (PDF). Exhibition organized by The Museum of Contemporary Art,Los Angeles, February 17 - May 31, 2009. Bilbao: Guggenheim Museum Bilbao. 2009. p. 14. Retrieved November 4, 2014.
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External links
- Anna Miller's Restaurant—Official site
- Template:Ja icon Anna Miller's—The official Japanese home page.
- A visit to Anna Miller's—An English-language account of a foreigner's visit to an Anna Miller's restaurant
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