Koga, Ibaraki, Japan｜Tjangala Cafe

A carefully selected cafe located in a secluded place in a residential area. After finding it in a book, I found this shop run by a couple who are fascinated by Australian Aborigines. The store is a small gallery of Aboriginal paintings. The music was soft and there was plenty of space between tables, so it was very relaxing. I had thought that I had some knowledge of the Aborigines, but they were more than I had imagined, as they traveled to Australia every year and went hunting together with the Aborigines. It was really fun to see pictures from there and to have them explain the current situation in Australia. They are a very nice couple. The decorations in the store are unified with the works and products of Aboriginal artists, and are full of very interesting things. On the other hand, when I ordered two kinds of curry lunch with my wife, both were delicious and the salad was a herb salad that took a lot of effort. On the kitchen wall, there was a beautiful teapot and cup set that he had bought in Australia. Next time I come, I would like to ask for tea. It was very well received by my wife, who said, "I was taken to a good place."

I don't want to tell anyone, but I have a contradictory feeling that many people should visit this cafe. The coffee here is ridiculously delicious My top recommendation is the coffee named after the world's second largest monolith (Ayers Rock) called "Uluru". hopefully i want to drink every day And above all, the biggest attraction is being able to appreciate Aboriginal art "live" There may be no other cafe where you can get a glimpse of art and culture that you have only seen in textbooks. 6 parking lots (the second parking lot is in front of the nursery school) If it's already full, you can never say it out loud, but there's a convenient store called Ka*chi that has a large parking lot within about 200m, so be sure to shop there (it's important here). It would be nice to use the cafe

Is there a cafe around here? It's located in a residential area that you might think would be easy to overlook. I had hot lemon tea and apple pie. I was able to enjoy delicious food in a relaxed atmosphere. Thank you for the meal. For more information, please search for "Changara Cafe Koga" + "Relaxing eating out".