A cheapo's guide to Japan
A cheapo's guide to Japan
A cheapo's guide to Japan
A coffee shop with delicious cakes, Dumbo is ideal for a stop-off during your Samurai District explorations. Deceptively small-looking, it …
A small river-side cafe serving tea and sweets in the Kakusenkai Gorge. This cafe operates from April to October and offers simple tatami seating …
A fresh and smart cafe quite in contrast to the rest of this traditional town, Cafe Lente is a a beautiful coffee stop. With huge windows facing …
For golden fried chicken so good they even ship it to Okinawa, Naruto Honten is the place to go. If chicken's not what you came for, try the …
Komichi is a small cafe serving shaved ice and traditional sweets on the Philosopher's Path in Kyoto.
A canal-side cafe on the Philosopher's path, they serve up freshly made pizzas and quiches alongside a great selection of tarts and cakes. They …
A traditional Japanese cafe offering matcha, desserts and set meals.
One of three Snoopy Cha-ya, this is a classy themed cafe and restaurant with souvenirs, street-snacks and meals too. The restaurant serves …
Takamatsu is thin on the ground for decent espresso for early morning coffee shops and third wave style hipster haunts. Lima coffee certainly …
Naoshima has few espresso options, this friendly coffee stand/micro cafe is perhaps my favourite Plus with its opening hours it's good for a …
Nestled at the end of the Tatemachi Shotengai (shopping street), DK Art Cafe is possibly the world's first and only cafe dedicated to the art of …