You can enjoy tokyo tower while having amazing coffee. Barista was amazingly kind and specialty coffee was great.

2026.5.13, visited. 1033 days left. It's on the corner of an intersection, a café with a curious feel that I'd been wanting to check out. In such a great location, a café latte is 500 yen. It's a small place with 8 seats, but it's glass-walled and quite comfortable. Takeout OK too. When you order a drink, the staff come over to the coffee machine placed on the customer side to make it, which is unique. A place with a curious atmosphere after all.

A counter-centered café where you can also eat in, located a 4-minute walk from the Akabanebashi Exit of Akabanebashi Station on the Toei Oedo Line, and a 1-minute walk from the Akabanebashi-ekimae stop of the Toei bus bound for Tokyo Station South Exit. They have carefully selected coffees like Nicaragua and Mattari Al Rakka, and they're very delicious. The coffee cups are stylish too, and the owner served us kindly. Apparently you can enjoy different coffees depending on the season. I'd like to go again.

+3

(Jul.24) A specialty coffee shop on Mita-dori where you can see Tokyo Tower🗼 from inside. Simple chairs and tables in a triangular space with a clean, neat mood. A place to savor coffee slowly on your own. Not a place to linger with a laptop or tablet. Four coffee samples were lined up on the counter. They all seemed to be specialty, but I ordered a drip of the darker-roasted beans. Also a small cookie (2 pieces per set). The coffee, ready shortly after, had acidity and bitterness perfectly matched—truly moving. I also loved the pottery of the coffee cup❗ By the way, what does the 'Maro (麻呂)' in the shop name mean? Apparently it comes from 'marronnier (tochi tree).' The story is that long ago this place was a fabric/textile shop called 'Tochigiya.' What a lovely name🎵 Anyway, it's a shop with superb coffee.

+1

A café with counter seating where you can eat in. I had coffee while gazing at Tokyo Tower. I ordered machine coffee and enjoyed it. Next time I'd like to try the hand drip too.