I had business in Kamo but I arrived too early so I stopped by a cafe to kill time It was on the 2nd floor up a steep staircase and I was asked for my favorite taste and served While drinking coffee, the master's stories about temples etc. were also witty and interesting and the scheduled time passed in a flash Because it was delicious I was planning to buy beans too but the talk became lively and time ran out and I couldn't buy them. It was a shop that made me want to stop by again when going near it. If you say something about Kyoto, it's good to ask about the history around Kamo yourself.

This is a specialty coffee bean shop, but you can also drink it at the shop. Upon entering the shop, the question from the owner 'How would you like to do it?'. Are you really blending and serving it according to each person's taste! Measuring the beans in front of eyes and blending them over time. Hats off..., there's no way this isn't delicious. Also, the owner really knows the history of this Kamo area well, and the talk became lively.

I visited Rin, which I had wanted to visit for a long time, today looking for roasted beans everywhere with my husband who likes coffee beans. I received Ethiopia and my husband Costa Rica. Since it was brewed for 2 cups, I exchanged with my husband for the second cup, and since both were very delicious, I bought them and went home. The shop manager was also friendly and it was a very fun time talking about coffee and tea. I will visit again. Thank you very much

This is a coffee shop managed by an owner who loves coffee to the point of being weird. On the way home, if you consult with the owner and buy ground beans, you can drink delicious coffee at home.

I was looking forward to it because there was a review that they could blend according to each person's taste, but the attitude was cold towards tourists, and my taste was not asked. I ordered iced coffee, the taste was not bad but the attitude was very cold, and it felt like 'Kyoto'.