A traditional coffee shop located right near Kashiwara Station. Small, calm, retro-like atmosphere opening from 7 am in the morning. Cheap at 350 yen including tax with toast, boiled egg, and coffee included 😊 A friendly master greets you! It was a delicious breakfast (^ ^)

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Jun-kissa Moka located in Kashiwara City. Closed on Tuesdays and Fridays It opens from 7 am, but according to the master, it seems okay to enter the store even from 6:30 am. First visit just before 7 am on a Sunday this time. There were already about 4 customers inside the store. The store is small and has a calm retro-like atmosphere. It was run by 1 elderly master. Ordering breakfast, it comes with toast, boiled egg, and coffee, what! ? Very cheap at 350 yen including tax! And getting a warm cotton oshibori towel is the good thing about jun-kissa ♪ That cotton oshibori has some kind of good smell ~ What's regrettable is that smoking is allowed inside, and since some customers were smoking, it smelled quite like cigarettes and was tough. I forgot to ask if there is a parking lot, but there probably isn't one. Payment is cash only. The master was a friendly person ♪ Thank you for the cheap and delicious breakfast 😋

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About a 5-minute walk from the station. Inside there are probably about 9 counter seats. Tables, one for two people and one for four people, I think. Inside is just about wide enough for one person to pass through. The male master, while moving in a kitchen where only one person can move, expertly handled regular customers and us newcomers. It's smoking-allowed, and at first we thought about skipping it, but since it's just breakfast and the windows were open, the cigarette smoke didn't bother us that much, so we had breakfast. Choose jam or butter. Comes with a drink, one slice cut in half, and the bread crusts cut off. Comes with a boiled egg, 350 yen per person 🎵 Cheap 🎵 On the counter, stylishly potted omoto, bellflowers, thoroughwort, and princess asters were displayed. Regular customers came in one after another, and the customers seemed to be regulars too, and the conversation lively. When I ordered tea, they properly attached a sliced wheel of lemon. For the first time in a while, I drank proper lemon tea. When I ordered tea at other places, lemon doesn't come attached 😅 It was delicious 🎵 Only the lemon was thick, and I'd only ever seen super thin sliced wheels. A little ooh 🎵

Morning service, coffee, egg, and toast. The coffee was delicious. I think 350 yen is reasonable. The shop is bright and clean. The master has a good personality and is a bright person. Also, he is a person with interesting stories! ☺️

A coffee shop near my parents' home, I hate coffee, but I can drink the one here even black. Always tea or milk coffee with lots of sugar, but the one here is fine even with little, and I sometimes go 2 or 3 times a day. Light meals disappeared because the owner's physical condition worsened, but the coffee is the best