This quirky cafe has been one of Tokyo's must see attractions for years.

But is the global health crisis forced borders to shut and tourists unable to visit the Kuwaiti Monster Cafe closed its doors for good on Sunday.

Kazuko Yamada is the manager.

Due to the impact off the coronavirus, it's difficult for overseas customers to come to Japan on ask for domestic customers in Japan.

It's also difficult for them to go out.

Hawaii Monster Cafe is originally a famous place in the Harajuku area, the tourist spot on.

I think we're in a difficult position to attract customers these days.

I feel it's very hard to keep the business going without knowing how long the current situation will last A month.

During its five year run, the cafe was an iconic staff along the Harajuku Strip, Tokyo's cultural hot spot among young people there.

It was also symbolic of Japan's celebrated Kawai, or cute pop culture.

Mizzou's Uchida is among the many fans who came to see the monster girls decked out in cosplay for their final curtain call.

That's a good five.

I have been coming to this place for five years, and I didn't expect today would be the last day.

I'm glad that I could come on their final day e for this.

But it's not the first time the cafe had faced closure.

Hawaii Monster shuttered for 2.5 months during a state of emergency last year because of the health crisis.

They reopened with shorter hours and an eye towards the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.

Having strong demand would keep them in business.

But the games were delayed by a year, and so they decided to let their least laps.

Sebastian Mizzou Do is the artist to design the cafe.

He believes that when one door closes, another will open eventually in Harajuku, regardless of age and era, the younger generation will always create new culture.

So I believe that the new younger generation will come up with something interesting again.