Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan｜浄蓮茶房

* As everyone has said, it was a relaxing space for riders. It was impressive that the master who talked to me with a smile and his wife (I think) was very kind. Starting with the parking lot, they welcomed me with a place to store my helmet, a jacket rack, wifi, and a wide variety of menus. In addition, since the air cash register was introduced, it also supported a wide range of card payments and electronic money. As a person who usually makes a lot of card payments, I am very grateful. Also, it was a good impression that there are separate non-smoking seats. As a unique point, there was "Find Wally" in the toilet. I couldn't find it this time, so I'm looking forward to the next time (laughs) When I asked the master about the origin of the store name when he saw me off, he said that it was taken from "Joren Kaikan" in the same premises.

I heard it for the first time the other day. The parking space is wide as it is called Rider's Cafe. The owner is also a motorcycle rider and seems to like motorcycles, so we had a lot of fun talking. I had a delicious hamburger meal. The all-you-can-drink coffee ☕️ is also reasonably priced, so I think it's the best place to get together with friends and have a lively discussion about motorcycles.

It has already moved to a cafe called Jack in the BOX along Kamakura Michi. It's a wonderful shop.