Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan｜Sapporokohikan

This is a shop that reuses a venerable old folk house. It was the residence of "Professor Yakuwa" who was a professor at Hokkaido University. The parking lot seems to be able to park 10 cars in front of the store and inside. However, be careful as it may be parallel parking inside there is a counter inside It seems that there is also a smoking area here. The space on the front side is a non-smoking seat. "Cake set" 790 yen *Cake in the showcase and coffee or tea (iced coffee OK) The iced coffee is as expected from the iced coffee at the coffee shop, but it has depth easy to drink The cake is made at the Tsukisamu store, and as the name suggests, it is sweet and has a lot of Earl Gray flavor. Sweetness is deliciously neutralized by iced coffee without cream.

Tea time with friends. This is my first visit to the store. It was almost evening, so I had a cup of decaffeinated coffee☕. It looked like an old folk house and was very comfortable 😊 Smoking is allowed in this day and age. It might be a hidden spot for smokers 😌 It wasn't designated as a separate smoking area. There was a smell coming from the back...well, it wasn't really bothersome. Coffee costs 500 yen, which I don't think is particularly expensive 😉

Sapporo Coffee Kan is famous in the city as a long-established coffee chain. The Kita-Maruyama store was a pioneer in what is now known as the renovation of traditional Japanese houses. The atmosphere in the store is dandy and gentle whenever you visit. Both hot sandwiches and grilled sandwiches are a laborious job without cutting corners. The carefully made items are very beautiful. Waffles are also delicious, so I just order a set. Deep-fried iced coffee is also delicious.