A Japanese tea specialty store established in Kyoto in 1717, offering matcha and sencha. You can enjoy their tea at the café called Kaboku within the shop, but they also offer takeout options. However, note that the prices inside the shop are a bit high, so takeout is recommended.
A famous shrine known as the “Stairway to Success.” Be sure to exercise caution when ascending or descending the truly steep staircase. It is said to be the highest natural elevation (26 meters) among the 23 special wards of Tokyo. Behind the shrine, you’ll find a genuine cheese specialty shop called Fermier.
An old and long-established soba restaurant. Although the building has been renovated, it still maintains the nostalgic atmosphere of the past. When you get tired from your walk, why not casually stop by for some nourishment and hydration before continuing your journey with renewed energy?
Baked goods and croissants made with Echire’s fermented butter. The croissants are especially popular and are sold out in the morning. But the baked pastry financiers are also delicious, so you can go there in the afternoon. You can eat them on the benches in the plaza of Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum.
A very popular crepe shop with a mysterious appearance. Various kinds of crepes are made by a single woman. Customization is also free, so just ask for what you want to eat.
The typically American Pizza, with a side of Coke. It really does taste as expected. Clam chowder is also recommended. A must for a mid-walk snack.
The Obscura Laboratory is a recommended coffee roasting place. You can take away delicious drip as well as beans. Even those who normally drink deep roast coffee are encouraged to try the shallow roast.
An old bakery with homemade natural yeast. Slightly sour breads such as melange are very tasty. Recommended for those who don’t like hard bread. There is also an affiliated cafe, Le Ciale, next door.
This is a classy coffee shop that has been around for a long time. You can enjoy not only the delicious coffee but also the dishes. Cafe Creme is highly recommended. It seems to be a quiet private store, but there are also stores in Jiyugaoka and Hiroo.
A small coffee stand that has been around since the third wave coffee started making noise. Enjoy a walk with a cup of delicious coffee in hand. There is also a store in Solamachi.