Japan's first ever 'naked restaurant' is anything but stripped back when it comes to its rules for diners. Full nudity is off the menu, with guests to be issued with paper underwear. And if you are overweight or over 60 your chances of dining at the restaurant are slim.

 

日本首家“裸体餐厅”最大的特色就是它规定用餐者要把衣服脱掉。也不能全裸，餐厅会给客人发放纸内裤。如果你超重或年龄在60岁以上，那么你能进餐厅用餐的几率就非常小了。

 

The food may be organic but the “Adam and Eve-style banquet” promises to be heavily restricted. The pop-up dining experience is due to open in Tokyo on July 29 under the name Amrita, which stems from the Sanskrit word for immortality¹.

 

Japanese diners have already shown they are keen with tickets, ranging in price from £90 for a meal to £520 for food and dance show, sold out for several nights including the opening one.

 

But many eager to eat in the buff could find themselves rebuffed at the door as the Tokyo management have laid down stringent² entry rules which they will go to some lengths to maintain.

 

The age limit is 18 to 60 and anyone more than 33lbs over the average weight for their height will be asked not to make a reservation.

 

Those who do turn up with tickets and appear overweight could face the embarrassing ordeal³ of being weighed and rejected with no ticket refund⁴.

 

Rules on the restaurant's website state: "We ask anyone more than 15 kg [33 lbs] above the average weight for their height to refrain from making a reservation.”

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