A coffee shop in a place like this! It's in a pretty hard-to-understand location, but it seems to have been around for quite a long time. Maybe because they're locals, the inside was quite bustling with customers. Since it was cold during breakfast, having soup included was appreciated, but I was surprised that the toast was quite small (lol). The shop's atmosphere and the clerk both felt unique, which was quite interesting (lol). It seems there are bread-based menus and light meal items other than breakfast, so I got a little curious!

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Since it's been around for a long time, when I asked since when it's been running, they said it's written outside. When I went to take a picture, they said that year is wrong, it's a bit earlier. It was written that prices increased from April, coffee is 430 yen, and breakfast is 480 yen. Looking closely at the menu on the wall, things are pasted over top. So analog~~~. Since I went at noon, I ordered a la carte, but they gave me a discount on the drinks. Along with old tales, thanks for the meal.

An old-school coffee shop (kissaten). The master's knife work in cutting bread and his skills in brewing siphon coffee were stylish ✨ It was very delicious. I want to go again. 🙆

Unobtrusive, but if you love coffee, you should go once! Pretty decent.

A rare smoking-allowed tea shop in this day and age.