One moment
One moment
A cafe worth a slow morning · Tokyo, Japan
A dark-wood kissaten three minutes from Shibuya station's east exit, serving hand-dripped coffee from charcoal-roasted beans in antique cups drawn from shelves of several hundred. It seats about 50 across a counter and tables, takes no reservations, and is a repeat entry on Tabelog's top-100 kissaten list. Chiffon cake and cheesecake are the standard accompaniment.
A room where nothing is hurried, one street back from the busiest crossing in the world.
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