Matsumoto, Nagano, Japan｜松本十帖「哲学と甘いもの」

Available August 2023 This is the second time I have used it, and I was a little happy to see that the books I pointed out below were added by Seiji Takeda and Seiken, and that the number of philosophical works that I liked increased. I chose coffee milk for 600 yen, and while reading Masaya Chiba's "Deadline" for about an hour, I gave myself up to the pleasant silence. Available in February 2022. A cafe specializing in reading. A coffee shop under Matsumoto Jujo that I really liked and wanted to open a store in the Tokyo metropolitan area. In the atmosphere surrounded by the interior of a quiet old folk house, I feel like visiting alone rather than in a group and reading a philosophical book. Of course, other than philosophy books are OK. Regarding the collection of books, as far as I can see, there is not a single book by a group of philosophers such as Seiji Takeda and Nishiken, who I personally consider to be the most advanced philosophy in terms of ongoing philosophy. There is only one book by Taku Hirahara at this cafe). For some reason, I have an image of “post-modern → fashionable”, so post-modern style may be easy for people in the industry to like.

The shop is quiet, surrounded by many books. You can read or buy all the books in the store🉑 As the store name suggests, there are a lot of books on philosophy. Not only hard documents but also soft and easy-to-read books📕 I bought a book that I liked too!

If possible, it is a place where you want to spend time alone reading slowly. The coffee is a French press, and the time spent waiting for the hourglass sand to fall while brewing felt very luxurious. The tranquil atmosphere, the fragrant coffee, and the sweetness made it very relaxing. As a souvenir, I bought the coffee beans here and monaka (110 yen each) from the nearby Heiwado confectionery store, and left feeling good.