Miyazu, Kyoto, Japan｜珈琲館 サイホン

A coffee shop in front of Miyazu Station. It's open from 7am, so I used it for breakfast. For 610 yen, the morning set includes ham and fried eggs, toast, and salad, and as the name suggests, you can enjoy siphon-style coffee. The interior of the store has a traditional Western-style interior that is just like the exterior. The coffee shop is used by both locals and tourists during breakfast hours, making it easy for anyone to use.

A retro Showa cafe in front of Miyazu Station. It has an old-fashioned and very relaxing atmosphere, and it's interesting just to look at the various interior decorations inside the store. It felt like the Showa era with the notices prohibiting sunglasses and delinquent behavior in the store~LOL

A charming café located very close to Miyazu Station. It's across the street, so if you're waiting for a train for a while, this is a very relaxing café. If you're looking for a coffee break/fika, you should stop for a cup of coffee and a piece of cake. My favorite is the chocolate cake and café au lait. No reservation is required, and it is relatively quiet at night. It is reminiscent of coffee houses/cafés like Café du Monde. is a very comforting environment, especially to unwind with coffee during a quick work or travel break. Si vous sentez fatiguer, un café et une pièce de gâteau toujours seront bien! C'est un unique café japonais à-côtés la gare de Miyazu. // déjeuner et la nuit. A stylish and nice cafe near Miyazu Station. It's located across the road, so it's a very relaxing cafe while waiting for a train. If you want a coffee break, stop by for coffee and cake. My favorites are chocolate cake and cafe au lait. No reservations required and relatively quiet at night. It reminds me of coffee houses and cafes like Cafe du Monde. The environment inside is very pleasant, especially for relaxing with a cup of coffee during a short work break or travel break. Please excuse my poor Japanese.