Kakogawa, Hyogo, Japan｜ジャックと豆の樹

I visited on a Sunday morning around 9am. There were quite a few cars parked around so I guess it was full? I thought so, but there were two empty tables and I was able to sit down safely. There is only one type of morning menu, and on this day it was two-color toast: butter and almond. It comes with salad, boiled egg, and fruit for 520 yen. A large, eye-catching panda family, giraffes, lions, elephants, etc. There were many animals and objects both outside and inside. I can't say it's a relaxing space (lol), but the breakfast was delicious and I'd like to go again.

This coffee shop is located along the prefectural road, and the animal sculptures in front of the shop are eye-catching. The inside of the store has a different atmosphere and feels like a pure cafe, and there are various ornaments and miscellaneous goods that you will never get tired of looking at. The coffee is delicious and the parking lot is wide and easy to park, but the prefectural road in front has a lot of traffic, so it can be dangerous to be careful when turning left or right.

When I went back to my hometown as a student, I often visited this store with an old friend. When I went there for the first time in 20 years, there was a big panda statue outside the store, so I thought, "Maybe a Chinese company bought it...?", but the owner (master) hasn't changed. Once again, if you look closely at the store, you will find a large number of interesting Asian ornaments, Western armor, philosophical books such as Kant and Kierkegaard, physics and chemistry dictionaries, and specialized books on diagnostic imaging for some reason. The owner of this store seems to be quite intelligent. There was also a book related to Kyoto University, so it may be an OB.