There's a place with scenery you wouldn't expect in front of a station.
Drinking iced coffee while looking at the waterside, you get a slight illusion: “Wait, did I come on a trip somewhere today?” It's within train distance, yet this openness. Not to be underestimated.
Many people may guess, “Is it that place?” I'll deliberately keep the name hidden. That, too, is part of how to enjoy this cafe.
A terrace where time melts
The breeze on the terrace is pleasant, and time spent looking at the water surface is truly a resort in front of the station. Just zoning out, time melts away before I know it.
The midsummer terrace is an ordeal
But one warning.
The coming midsummer terrace seats are quite an ordeal.
Even in the shade, the scorching sun and reflected heat are beyond expectation. Before the iced coffee warms, I'm the one who is about to melt first.
Terrace seats have a season
That's why
you should enjoy the terrace while you can.
Spring to early summer, and early autumn. This season is when this place shows its true value.
And once midsummer arrives, don't push yourself.
Midsummer is a luxury seen through glass
In scorching summer, enjoy it in the cool interior.
Looking at the scenery through the big glass windows, relaxing with a cold drink in hand. That alone is a luxurious enough time.
A resort feeling right in front of the station.
Just knowing a place like this exists seems to add one more option for days off. You can drop in casually without any pressure. Cafes are great, right?
カフェいいよね
KAZUKIN Rating
- 🌊 Openness you wouldn't expect in front of a station — ★★★★★
- ☕ How well I can zone out on the terrace — ★★★★★
- 🔥 Harshness of the midsummer terrace — ★★★★★ (an ordeal)
- 🪟 Luxury feel through glass (for midsummer) — ★★★★☆
- 🤫 Enjoying keeping the location secret — ★★★★☆
The illustration is an image based on KAZUKIN's experience. It may differ from real stores and dishes. It is not an official photo or advertisement.