Do you know about kissaten in Japan? As you might know, there are many cafes located around the country, but kissaten stand out as unique, with the biggest difference being the atmosphere. Cafes are open and lively, while a kissaten is a retro and quiet place […]
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Many may be familiar with Japan’s abundance of cafes and spots to get a quick drink, take a break to study, or even catch up on some work. You may think of the lively, sociable atmosphere full of chatter. However, there are certain types of “cafes’ […]
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When we talk about Kyoto, what do you immediately think of? The history? The traditional temples and shrines? While these historic temples and streets steal the spotlight, there’s another cultural treasure waiting to be discovered, and they are kissaten (喫茶店). In this guide, I’ll introduce you […]
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When you’re craving a cup of joe, which do you choose, a kissaten or a café? That typically depends on what you’re looking for: a place to slowly sip your coffee, have a small meal, and potentially a smoke, or the hustle and bustle of customers […]
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Toyosu is a man-made island nestled in the Koto Ward of Tokyo. Once an industrial area, Toyosu has blossomed into a bustling district known for its maritime heritage and modern-day attractions. The location is best known for the Toyosu Market, which replaced the famous Tsukiji Fish […]
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Whilst dealing with this hot and humid season in Osaka, we all need a moment to sit in an air-conditioned café and enjoy a sweet treat. Doing a quick online search, it is easy to find a variety of cute sweets in Osaka, but vegan options […]
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Coffee culture. Let’s talk about it. While it’s important to take note of and regulate your caffeine intake, there is a beauty to our modern day coffee culture. Going out for coffee isn’t just about getting that boost of energy, it can be an event. A […]
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My friends at Nagoya is not boring are making supporting and sharing options and information available for all of the great things to see and do in the Nagoya and Aichi areas. Time to explore places other than Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka… There is a lot […]
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If you are planning to come to Japan in the future, you will no doubt be keen to experience the vast array of beautiful and interesting food and beverage options this beautiful archipelago has to offer. You may also be interested in understanding the trends from […]
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Today we’re happy to interview our friend and partner Kei-san from Japanese Green Tea Co about his new project! Of course, Tea culture is very important in Japan, but did you know Japan also has a strong focus on coffee culture? After the success of his online Japanese Green Tea shop, Kei-san had the great idea to launch a new website where you can buy “Sumiyaki Coffee”, one of the World’s Rarest Coffees from Japan. Let’s learn more about it!
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