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This cafe is super unique! From the outside, it feels like stepping into a traditional Japanese house 🛖. And you have to take off your shoes and put on socks after entering the main door before stepping into the private rooms 👣. Once inside the private rooms, you'll see tons of antique ceramic cups 🍶 and various artistic paintings and decorations. Feel free to take photos and browse! 🤳 I especially recommend the "Hand-whipped Thin Tea" and "Sakura Mizu Shingen Mochi" 🍧. The hand-whipped thin tea has a strong tea flavor with a subtle matcha aftertaste 🍵. Paired with architectural cookies (a complimentary snack given out occasionally) 🍪 (each with a story behind it), and the sakura mizu Shingen mochi (which tastes like jelly with a rich rice paste flavor), it's a perfect match! (swipe right) It's not too sweet and leaves a lingering fragrance in your mouth! And that's not all!! Even the slightly sour "Sumatra Coffee," with its pure coffee aroma, is incredibly refreshing! If you love retro Japanese style, don't miss out! 😍 Follow me on FB or IG 👇 IG: summer43278 FB: Yi Shan Wong

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Truly impressive, a space where coffee ☕️ and the soul can both find respite. There was a new exhibition today, with the artist himself providing guided tours. Unfortunately, my sister and I hadn't seen each other in so long and had a lot to talk about, otherwise I definitely wouldn't have missed the artist's explanation. I went there out of curiosity, and it was much more beautiful in person than in the photos. He truly is an expert in spatial design; the respectfully restored Japanese-style dormitory itself is an exhibit. The spatial adjustments, considering lighting and current operational practicality, blend seamlessly with the original building but are more spacious and comfortable. It looks like a coffee space, but it houses many works by artists, including indoor flower arrangements and the front courtyard—every inch is meticulously crafted. While drinking coffee, catching up, and chatting, I wandered around and looked around, and before I knew it, I'd been there for over three hours, and I still wished I could stay longer. I noticed how comfortable the chairs were and realized it's a self-owned brand. I highly recommend the seating area with views of the backyard and veranda; the chairs are unexpectedly comfortable! ❤️ The hand-drip coffee is as meticulous and refined as the rest of the restaurant. If you order two flavors, you'll receive a small cup to share with a friend—this touch really touched me… Even more remarkable is that everyone seemed to appreciate the comfortable space; everyone spoke softly and harmoniously. I immediately wished to fill the seats during the opening hours next time. Tuesday - Saturday, 12:00-17:30

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A weekday afternoon visit offers a very chill atmosphere 💗 It's an artsy cafe with a century-old history and a beautiful Japanese garden, and they even have it booked for illustration classes. Stepping inside feels like a cleansing experience 🧼 It's sure to be packed on weekends, but great for weekdays 🫰🏻📷

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This art and culture cafe is located in a traditional Japanese-style old house. I met up with a friend here to see an art exhibition. They hold art events here from time to time, and the atmosphere is great. The owner is very friendly, and you can see lush green plants through the windows. It's a cafe where you can feel the comfort of food and art, a place where you can recharge your soul.