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In 1976, a coffee shop started by renovating his home in the image of a milk hall of the Taisho era. The building was restored in 2010 due to aging. About 40 years since the store opened, bitter blended coffee, old-fashioned pudding, and standard jazz flowing in the store remain the same. In the daytime, you can enjoy lunch with coffee and wine, and at bar time you can enjoy bartender original cocktails. In addition to blended coffee for 720 yen, sweets are also available. The store also sells antique accessories from the early Taisho era.

It is about a 10-minute walk from the east exit of JR Kamakura Station. A cafe like a retreat in a quiet residential area of Komachi area. There are tatami seats in addition to table seats in the shop, which is a special renovation of an old house built in 86 years. It has a reputation for gourmets such as daily lunches using Kamakura vegetables, as well as handmade parfaits with homemade soy milk apricot tofu and tofu white balls. It's a little less than 10 minutes walk from Tsuruoka Hachiman Shrine, so it's convenient to visit after the visit.

A chocolate shop set up at the site of a bank in Kamakura, which focuses on growing raw material cacao, and proposes a way to enjoy cocoa like no other, not to mention chocolate; and a sister brand of "MAISON CACAO", an aroma raw chocolate specialty store on Komachi Street.

A shop specializing in sausages and hams made by the old-fashioned formula, using only domestic pigs and domestic cows. I want to enjoy Shonan beer and enjoy the freshly baked sausage 390 yen and hot dog 450 yen.

Breakfast specialty shops located in the row of "Kamakura City Agriculture Co-op Station". Healthy breakfast using specialty materials is a reputation, and among them, "egg-boiled rice set meal", which can be said to be the best of simplicity, is one push. The goods sales corner also sells condiments and five-grain rice, which are also used in the menu.

A Japanese tea select shop based on the concept of "Nihoncha Entertainment" in Onari-cho, Kamakura. The "Matcha Latte" made by shaker, including the industry's first "draft tea" that pours Japanese tea like beer, is particularly popular. It is also possible to bring in food.

The store's name is derived from the rustic Sombe ware in Vietnam. The inside of the store, which is based on the image of the air feeling of Vietnam, is a Japanese space with sundries from Southeast Asia and used furniture from all over the world.

"Starbucks Regional Landmark Store" in Kamakura, Kanagawa. It is located on the site of the residence of Ryuichi Yokoyama, a manga artist famous for "Fuku-chan". In the mansion, the cherry trees, wisteria shelves, and swimming pools that Mr. Yokoyama loved remain intact, and you can enjoy coffee while feeling the unique nature of Kamakura.

About 20 seconds walk from the west exit of JR Kamakura Station. A private roasted coffee shop on the second floor of a building facing the roundabout in front of the station. The original coffee of home roast and the Azuki sweets of various arrangements are sure to be captivated once you eat it. "Iki Azuki", where homemade Azuki is served like a mountain, is a very popular menu in the summer. Cups and saucers for 200 customers, mainly Arita ware and Shimizu ware, which line up at the back of the counter, can be enjoyed just by watching.

A private roasted coffee shop on the second floor of a building along Wakamiya Daji. You can enjoy self-roasted beans that are finished from medium-deep roasting to extremely deep roasting with about 10 kinds of single origin. The coffee, which is carefully extracted one drop at a time with a nel drip, is characterized by a thick tongue and unique weight. A cup and saucer of Arita ware with a rich selection is also one of the charms.