Soirée/post-World War II blues tea shop

#100 Ways to Travel Soirée opened in 1948 (Showa 23) shortly after the war. The architecture and furniture were designed by Western painter Ryozo Sasaki and sculptor Ikeno Yoshiharu. Soirée means "evening" or "good evening" in French. There is no music played and blue lighting is used, making the whole store full of emotions. This sentiment is priceless. It's not expensive either. Order soda gel water and matcha cake for 1,200 yen and you can enjoy a comfortable environment👍There are many Japanese girls chatting and it feels very comfortable. But you have to queue up, it has two floors, and there is this beautiful blue triangular roof on the second floor. The blue tone is mysterious and romantic, and it is full of Japanese Showa style! Address: 95, Shincho, Nishikiyamachi-dori Shijo-agaru, Shimogyo 95 Shijokami Romacho, Nishikiya-cho, Shimokyo-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture #日本Travel #KYOTO #吃茶