I like the ice matcha latte and the waffle!

Located inside the station gates, I thought it was easy to enter. The number of seats was small, but they were spaced out moderately. The counter was by the window, and table seats were in front of and at the back of the counter. It was glass-walled and visible from the outside, but it didn't bother me so I could relax. I thought I might casually drop in here for a short while waiting to meet someone. The entire Kuzuha Station is very clean. So it becomes Osaka. I'll be guided to the Yawata City Library and a massage shop for the aftereffects of a fracture injury. If I come around here occasionally, everyone is a stranger, which is a bit of a change of pace.

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A cafe directly connected to Keihan, opening early in the morning. Monotone interior and natural wood grains harmonize gently. Almost inside the station, many elderly people use it, making it a sanctuary for seniors. I chose simple toast over the morning set. Plentiful coffee in a mug, the toast itself isn't bad, but the whipped butter is a no-go. Since there is no BGM, a slightly chaotic silence. Changing the time of day or day of the week would probably make it feel quite different to use.

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I always have the coffee jelly float. The coffee-flavored soft serve ice cream is very delicious.

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I went to Toraja Coffee for the first time and panicked because they only accept cash and credit cards. The interior is a bit small, but the demographic of customers when I went skewing older meant I was able to spend time leisurely. Panini? The sandwich bread thing had an unusual bun and was very delicious! The clerk seemed to sense it was my first time and was kind to me.