I came across the following phrase and have been struggling to find what part
of it is meant to be in reference to:

> エルアディーナーの壁画

壁画 is obviously just for a fresco/painting but I've been unable to find what
エルアディーナー is meant to be. For full context it's about a coat at a fashion show,
and the full sentence reads:

> エルアディーナーの壁画をヒントに従来のコートをマキシム調に。。。
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Help With A Term In Katakana
just doing a basic search: ディーナー means diner, taken from English. It's about a
restaurant called Elua (or whatever similar sounding word)
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Seems to have been a misspelling. ディーナー could be "dinner" but dinner is ディナー.
They may have meant to say ダイナー as there is a place called "Elua Diner Kobe"
in Kobe, Japan, which would make the phrase "A mural of Elua Diner".
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