Cash only. The cream soda tastes slightly different from the usual and is interesting. The shop has been in business for over 40 years, and there seems to be no special origin for its name.

Traditional old-school cafe. The interior is wider than expected. Toast for 200 yen is cheap. The background music with violin tones creates a relaxing vibe.

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★As this is a smoking-permitted shop, it's not suitable for those who dislike cigarette smoke★ The madam of a nearby eatery told me that if I wanted a cafe this was the place, but seeing the 'Smoking Allowed' sign on the entrance door, I decided to skip going in.

The dry curry and egg went really well together and were delicious. All the meals are reasonably priced. I hope it keeps going!

A Showa-era cafe mainly frequented by local regulars. Cafes like this should be cherished.

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