Founded in 1988, this traditional Japanese kissaten (retro café) has even appeared as a filming location for Japanese TV dramas. Now run by the founder’s daughter,the second-generation owner, the café preserves its nostalgic charm while evolving into a “modern retro” space—with warm brown tones and playful vintage décor.Coffee is carefully brewed using the nel drip method, producing a smooth, mellow flavor free of bitterness. The café continues to uphold the original roasting and brewing techniques, offering an authentic kissaten experience.One of the most popular items is the house-made pancakes, cooked to order on a traditional copper griddle—a dish so iconic it was featured on the popular TV show “Matsuko no Shiranai Sekai.”A must-visit for fans of Aderia Retro glassware, this cozy café blends timeless tradition with a touch of whimsy.