Wonderful books, some stylish little items, and delicious coffee. I wish I had a study like this...!

From July 2026, they will handle donation-type drip bag coffee produced by students of Toyo Eiwa Jogakuin Junior and Senior High School. It seems to be a plan to support the boarding school for girls run by the monastery, using coffee grown by the sisters of the monastery in Tanzania, Africa. "It features a rich taste and aroma grown in the great outdoors," it seems, so please try it. It might be convenient to put in gifts or small presents as individual packaging. I hope this wonderful initiative between the students and the store continues. (It seems there are also types where the coffee growing region and support destination are different.)

It's a place that makes you want to stop and peek inside. It's a comfortable space that takes the best of a bookstore and a cafe. Customers were coming in one after another, as if they were sucked in like me. I have the impression that there are many repeaters attracted by the owner's personality. Since they have narrowed down the types and number of books compared to a bookstore, you can enjoy books related to food without getting tired.

For a moment, I felt like I was at a summer resort away from the hustle and bustle of the city. I want to use it carefully.