Beautiful ceramics and peaceful environment.

I thought it was a gallery, but it actually has a café too (though seating is limited). They carefully drip-brew the coffee and serve it in stylish coffee cups. It somehow feels like you're living a thoughtful, intentional life, so I recommend it.

You can enjoy delicious galettes on beautiful tableware by wonderful artisans from across Japan, selected by the owner. The gallery exhibitions change regularly, and you can also buy tableware in the adjoining gallery area.

Looking through the glass from outside, you might walk past thinking it's a tableware shop, but a closer look reveals a café with counter seating and sofa seats on the right. They sell artisan-made tableware, and the café's mugs and plates are beautiful and full of character too, which lifts your spirits. The shop is quiet, and I enjoyed delicious coffee and a crepe at a leisurely pace.

All seats are non-smoking, the tableware is lovely, the service is gentle, and I had a relaxing time. I ordered the galette set topped with sweetly cooked apples, and it wasn't too sweet and was very delicious. I'd like to visit again.