A coffee stand that you would pass by without noticing if you drive without knowing Route 178. The shop is not along Route 178, and you can't even see it unless you go down to the village with the fishing port on a side road. If you are driving east, it might be smooth to enter from the left turn road after passing Mitsu village. Since it is also a bus road that passes through the village, you can access it via a wider road. The hut in the corner of the fishing port facility is the shop, and on the day of the visit, because the attached sea kayak tour was booked, it was a form of slipping in just before the temporary closing. So for those who are going, I think it's better to confirm in advance. When I ordered iced coffee, it was served in a special tumbler, and they said it's okay to drink it anywhere because you can return it after finishing. I enjoyed it on the bench in front of the shop while looking at the cape lighthouse that has become the symbol of the shop. Roads and stairs have been prepared to the lighthouse and you can go close to it, but when you see it from nearby, there is nothing special. Rather, the view of the lighthouse on the way and the Sea of Japan beyond it, and the view of the bay from the high ground were beautiful, and I enjoyed the good rustic atmosphere. Beautiful sea, small fishing port, and old lighthouse. Recommended for those who like to enjoy coffee leisurely.

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A cafe that opened at Mitsu fishing port about a year ago. Here, of course you can drink it at the shop, but it is also possible to put coffee in a tumbler, and you can also walk to the lighthouse while drinking it. The tumbler can be bought or rented. Since it's an opportunity, I bought it as a souvenir. I have to bring this tumbler next time I come.

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Whether you can go to the lighthouse depends on the tide and the height of the waves... How about trying it as a luck test? After going to the lighthouse or walking around the fishing port, you can relax at "Mitsu no Todai Coffee" ☕️ You can not only sell ballpoint pens containing shells and sea glass collected on the beach in front of you 🖋, but you can also assemble them yourself~

Although it is located far from the city center of Amino-cho, Kyotango-shi, Kyoto Prefecture, it is worth visiting. The coffee is delicious.

If you don't drink inside the shop, it seems you can't take it home, but it seems you can rent a tumbler for free. I was able to drink coffee while walking around the port.