The ambience was great and the owners were very kind and hospitable

A place I've wanted to visit for a while, and having some free time, I arrived right before 4 PM. Entering, I found it cozy yet adorned with plants and various miscellaneous goods—my kind of vibe, and I was glad I came. Ordered the daily cake and the Star Blend iced coffee. The cake is apparently made by his wife, and I accidentally took a bite before taking a photo, but it was a matcha and red bean cake with modest sweetness, making it easy to eat. Since people said the curry is delicious, I thought about getting the curry, but it said closing time is 5 PM, so I think I'll come a bit earlier next time. The master and his wife are both friendly and easy to talk to.

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An interior with a calming atmosphere. I was deeply healed by the lovely couple's smiles and gentle speech ♪ There were 5 types of coffee ranging from light to dark roast. Carefully hand-drip brewed and served in Okinawan "Yachimun pottery" cups. Ordered the Star Blend and Okagesama Blend! Both had unique characteristics and were very delicious. Today's homemade cake was Shine Muscat cake, and its rustic, gentle flavor matched the coffee wonderfully. I want to try other coffees and cakes so I'd love to go back ♫

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The interior is a flavorful shop valuing the warmth of wood, featuring plenty of wonderful, well-loved antique goods. The monthly newsletter is a copy of the owner's handwritten notes. This also has tons of character, and the writing is so enjoyable that you end up reading it intently. And the coffee is superb (ordered the Star Blend). The owner is someone who has experienced many things, and it felt like his diverse life experiences were wonderfully expressed in the coffee as well. Each flavor stood out without getting in the way, and it was truly delicious. Even though I visited around 4:20 PM near closing time, they treated me very politely and let me relax. To think there's such a wonderful cafe within walking distance. I'll come again. About 5 counter seats, about 2 table seats.

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A kissaten located a 5-minute northeast walk from Nishisanso Station on the Keihan Railway in Kadoma City, Osaka Prefecture. Located by taking Prefectural Route 156 along the tracks towards Kadoma-shi Station (east) for 2-3 minutes, turning left to walk north, and turning right past Kadoma Shrine. Tucked away in a quiet residential neighborhood like a hideaway, the woody nostalgic interior combined with the aroma of coffee makes it a relaxing place where you'll want to forget about time. Besides house-roasted coffee, morning sets, and handmade cakes, you can enjoy beef tendon curry made with Ishigaki Island Wagyu beef. Several guitars are placed there as the master's hobby, which also creates a nice atmosphere.

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