A traditional folk house cafe suddenly appearing in a back alley near the station. Both the shop owner and the building have character. Inexpensively priced at 80 yen for 5 Toku-chan dumplings. Kinako is recommended over mitarashi.

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・A handmade-feeling cafe located near the station. Feels like a mysterious space suddenly in a narrow alley. No pretentious feeling at all, it's a friendly grandpa's shop. Said to have moved here after retiring from running a yakitori restaurant. 50,000 times cheaper than expected. Guava nectar float is sweet and sour with carbonation.

An otherworldly space that opens up when you step into the back alley Guava nectar float is delicious ¥180-!? Nectar is said to be the drink of the gods Fittingly described, juicy and rich Feels like it will extend your life Drink it as is for guava, Mix it well and the milky feel increases Becoming a guava latte.

There were many varieties like rice cakes and ice cream, and choosing was fun. Also, the shop person was extremely kind, grilling hard rice cakes for us. It was a bit burnt and bitter, but that was fine too! There is a proper place to throw away garbage after finishing eating, so I don't think anyone would throw it around anywhere. Since it's outdoors, if it rains the chairs get wet and you can't sit, but when it's sunny the surroundings are enclosed so you can eat calmly. However, since the surroundings are tall buildings, wind passes through easily, and strong winds blow, so it is recommended to hold onto your belongings and garbage securely.

Closed on Sundays.

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