Only about 10 seats plus a bench outside. I have to file this one as strange, even by Japanese standards. Partly a coffee shop, partly selling artificial flowers, but mostly it seems to be kind of a Pokemon hangout for kids. Relaxing music IDs as "Time of Foliage" by Chelsea's Swing. However there's a big rack of Pokemon cards in the back. He says the store is not a 'Pokemon gym' and doesn't even have Wi-Fi'. The coffee is on the lower side of average and the menu isn't broad, but I'm going to call it a high four stars on the curiosity factor. I also note that I was a bit surprised to find a little flower floating in my coffee.

This is such a nice and cosy spot, I was attracted by the nice flowers and colours so I decided to get in. The place is lovely, the smells is incredibly relaxing and nice and soft jazz plays at the background, which gives to this little shop a beautiful vibe. Got a cuppa while talking with my partner's and it was such a nice time, relaxing, good coffee and the staff was friendly and explained everything to us about the flowers. Coming back for a coffee really soon

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Yummy Masala Chai

I went alone after lunch on a weekday. Ordered a mini parfait and chai. Flowers float in the authentic chai that is hot forever♪ The mini parfait has a handmade look, and I enjoyed various textures of crispy, soft, crunchy, crunchy♪ (now... I'm hesitating whether to order another mini parfait...)

Parfait drink set 1000 yen thank you for the meal. Parfait centered on fruit, a shop that women seem to like. Dried flower and Pokemon card shop. The drink is caramel iced latte! The male manager's thoughtfulness is amazing, a shop I want to support! I don't like grapes, so when I moved them to the side, he brought out peaches on a separate plate, thank you very much!

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