Nirasaki, Yamanashi, Japan｜八ヶ岳珈琲

I bought 1 cup of coffee here. Its taste is quite special.

After getting tired in Heidi's village, I wanted to rest somewhere. Visited based on GOOGLE MAP. A coffee shop that offers one type of iced coffee and several types of hot coffee. Among the many, you can choose from several types of iced coffee. The place is named after Nirasaki. It was a delicious coffee with a refreshing aftertaste. There is a small miscellaneous goods space where you can store your items. My companion liked it and bought it. I visited again in August, and at the Cultural Center right in front of me. It was like before a concert, and it was so crowded that I couldn't get a seat and went home. I think it's a good location, so I can't help it. I'll save the fun for next time.

Coffee is really delicious. The coffee is roasted in-house, and its selling point is a variety of blends ranging from light roasts to dark roasts. We also have single origin. I received the Mt. Fuji blend. It's not the light coffee that's trending these days, such as Third Wave, but rather a deep, heavy coffee. However, the coffee is not just strong and bitter like you would find at coffee shops in the Showa era, but you can really feel the gorgeous aroma and rich sweetness. It seems to go well with sweets. The store was cluttered with lots of things, and there was even a baby when I visited. It's probably not for people who want to relax quietly in a stylish space. (I like children and don't mind a little mess, so it wasn't a problem for me.) Anyway, the coffee is delicious, so I recommend it.