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A delicious mistake. I'm Jason Horton, I'm Rebecca Leib. And this is Ghost Town. According to the World Health Organization, 35 million people are suffering

from dementia worldwide and that number is expected to increase to 115

million in the next 25 years.

Not to start this episode with a hard to hear,

maybe bummer statistic,

but it really sets the stage

for a profound pop-up by Japanese television director

Shiro Oguni. Part art piece, part place of business, this intriguing and

inspiring social experiment has caught the attention of Japan and now the world.

Today let's talk about the restaurant of mistaken orders.

Organized as a recurring pop-up that initially launched in the end of June 2017 and went through various

incarnations in countries like Japan, Paris, and London, the Restaurant of

Mistaken Orders employs those with dementia as servers in a casual restaurant setting. Like the name suggests,

when you order off the menu which includes items like hamburgers, gioza, soup,

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