Nishitokyo, Tokyo, Japan｜Kissaten

A shop near the station facing Kaede Street. Showa retro calm atmosphere. The music, the tableware and the store clerk are all very pleasant. Of course coffee and sweets are also delicious. I witnessed a certain scene the other day and became a fan. In front of the shop, the clerk was giving a large bottle of water with ice to the craftsman who was pruning. It was a very natural behavior, and the workers were surprised and smiled, but watching it made me smile. In the unusual heat of early August this year, consideration for people working outside was naturally put into action, and the other clerks were also lively, and overall it was very pleasant. I think it's a store.

I don't know at first glance, but it was more spacious than I thought. The inside of the store was calm, and I thought that there were many people enjoying tea slowly. I had a seasonal cake (pumpkin brownie was delicious!), but there were many other items on the menu that I was interested in, so I definitely want to go again. Credit and PayPay seem to be available.

It's a relaxing shop that would be more fitting to call it a coffee shop (as the name suggests) rather than a cafe. Not only coffee and sweets, but also delicious food such as curry and hamburgers. It's a nice shop that's great for stopping by on a day off when you don't have any special plans.