Walking on a quiet late-night street corner in Japan, we found a late-night canteen that was still brightly lit. This is a traditional Japanese-style canteen, with Japanese noren curtains and retro stone lamps, creating a sense of elegance in the small shop. Push open the wooden sliding door on the first floor and you will see the open kitchen with all cooking equipment. The second floor is the owner's living room, where the living furniture is neatly arranged. It was late at night and we were hungry. Let’s order some traditional Japanese sushi with some plum wine to spend this wonderful evening. Traditional Japanese two-story building, shop on the first floor: Late Night Canteen. The second floor is a home for daily living. There are vines on the left side of the building, and a seat for one person that can be opened and closed on the right side. Light up the included lighting set to add a humanistic touch to the building. The left and right sides can be connected with other styles of buildings to form a unique commercial street.