Kamakura, Kanagawa, Japan｜House of Pottery

I went to Mt. Kamakura for some errands. While waiting for the bus on the way home, I came across an English country-style cafe. The cups and saucers look cute. The cake was simple and very delicious. I felt relieved and felt the refreshing breeze. Next time, I would like to buy tableware next door.

Decades ago, I bought some hand-painted English aroma pots at the predecessor of this shop (at that time, it was a cute little shop at the entrance to Mt. Kamakura), and I liked it, so I moved. I've always wanted to go to the store. It was wonderful when my wish came true. Atmosphere, exterior, interior, gadgets, menu and staff. All healed and returned home. A place where you want to spend the whole day reading and listening to the birds. A pot of black tea (order Dimbula) is a good deal at 550 yen for 3 or more cups. The cherry blossom cake has a faint cherry blossom scent on a cherry-colored sponge. Lemon cake has a moist and refreshing flavor with plenty of lemon juice. Everything seems to be handmade in the shop, and the smell of cooking wafting from the kitchen made me feel happy. A shop I want to visit slowly again. There is a parking lot for about 6 cars, but it may be a little difficult to get in and out because it is sloped and not wide enough.

I made a reservation for afternoon tea. It was good that the atmosphere was calm because it was handmade and stuck to tea. It seems that there are several parking lots. I would like to ask you again.