Koto City, Tokyo, Japan｜Dread Nought

If you are craving some British food in Tokyo. A quick train ride to Kiba. Dreadnought has easy menu for visitors. Also books, books and more books

Superb cafe to get something done. Very much a cafe to sit with a good book to read or a laptop to do some work on. Good food, good tea. Although a little expensive for my preferences. Comfortable seating for fat folk.

A book cafe in the Kiyosumi Shirakawa area. There is a good gap between the cute store and the soft and warm customer service of the female clerks, and it is a distinctive shop that has considerable strengths in military, history, occult, and science fiction books. I think the name of the store, Dreadnought, is taken from the British battleship of the same name, which means "fearless". There were plenty of battleship books and battleship miniatures. Both old and new books are available, and you can of course read them while eating and drinking in the store, but you can also purchase them.