Kizugawa, Kyoto, Japan｜Cafe Ruri

A wonderful little café full of antique record players and paraphernalia, with a wonderful host, who will play from his huge record collection on request. When we visited last September, he even bestowed the great honor upon us of playing his Edison rolls! If you have any affinity with antique record players, this little café / museum is a real must visit! And even if you don't, have a good cup of coffee, a really tasty little pizza, and let the music and atmosphere enchant you. 6 out of 5 stars!

If you visit Liuli Temple alone, waiting for the bus may be boring. This cafe is about a minute away from the bus stop. The owner is very sense. I heard the symphony as soon as I opened the door. He sat in the most comfortable position with a cup of coffee. The coffee is delicious and he also sent small snacks

Take-out shop of nearby "Cafe Ruri". It is open irregularly in a building like a bus stop. 400 yen for coffee and homemade gateau chocolate. The coffee had a refreshing taste and the gateau chocolat was delicious with a modest sweetness.