It’s small neighborhood café decorated with lovely bonsai plants. I ordered their coffee jelly and it was good! The atmosphere of the café is relaxing. Other customers are very lovely too (handed me a snack).

The place isn’t big but it seems like a favorite for locals in the area, so much so that despite being a slow afternoon on a Sunday, the place was constantly “almost” full. The menu isn’t that extensive - a few options for coffee, a few options for tea, a couple of cakes, and that’s it! But prices are very reasonable. Only cash is accepted.

Astonishingly reasonable delicious coffee in a pretty cafe with cutest bonsais.

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This shop is quite close to the train tracks and the door was kept open when we went but if the train crossing sound doesn't bother you, this is a great place to have a break. The owner grows bonsai and has some of them for sale, either out the front for some sun or inside on display. Not every plant is on sale but the owner is really nice and was happy to talk about the plants and his store. I recommend the coffee jelly but the drinks were nice too!

🍽️Shitsurai no Ki Tomo 🚃About a 1-minute walk from Tokyu Hasunuma Station About a 13-minute walk from JR Kamata Station 🪴A soothing moment with bonsai. A relaxing café break surrounded by greenery. 💬I visited on a weekend afternoon. There are about 10 seats, and it has the feel of a warm "neighborhood" café. With the chatter between regulars and the owner as background music, I spent a leisurely time gazing at the bonsai. Besides the bonsai zone along the wall, there are small pots displayed on the tables and counter too. They're not fake flowers; you can relax while looking at real plants, which was really soothing. Next time I visit, I want to try the momiji tea that caught my eye on the menu but I didn't order this time 🍁 The coffee was delicious, so I'm curious about the coffee jelly too!