Nice place to spend time if you are a smoking person, you are allowed to smoke inside this place while having a coffee. It’s like in the old days 😍

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A coffee shop in Shinjuku-sanchome Located behind Suehirotei! A coffee shop where smoking is allowed It's a coffee shop with plenty of charm, designed with the atmosphere of rakugo in mind. The seats are wide floor chairs, and I took a breather while gazing at the framed pieces on the walls. It was a quiet, cozy coffee shop.

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Visited on the afternoon of November 3, 2025 A coffee shop near Shinjuku-sanchome Station, behind Suehirotei That day I came here on my way back from Shinjuku Gyoen When you go up to the second floor, the table layout is unique; I sat in the very back seat and ordered some nostalgic isobe mochi and coffee, and the isobe mochi came with tea! You can smoke inside, so I had a nice relaxed smoke This place is literally like Suehirotei's green room — the signs and menu inside make you feel like you've come to a yose Apparently it has a long history too; I read an article about it in a book in the shop. The lady running it is apparently the daughter of a rakugo performer, a real brisk, spirited Edokko

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It was Sunday evening, but it wasn't that crowded, which was nice. Smoking is allowed, so it's smoky. Tons of atmosphere. The staff are the straightforward, no-nonsense type. But it doesn't seem hard to go in even if you're not a regular 🙆 The coffee float was delicious ☕️

The worst shop. We were told to choose from what was written up top, so I ordered coffee, and then was told that's a regulars' menu so I should order something I understood. If that's the case, I'd rather they didn't write it up there, and maybe because they took us for young customers, the female staff member was polite to other older first-timers but spoke to us in a casual, rude way. I'll never go again, and I don't recommend it. I was curious about how it looked and what it was like inside, so it's a real shame.