🌸Explore the food in Inokashira Park, Tokyo｜Enter the time machine of the Musashino Coffee shop loved by writers

#Tokyo Food Guide 🎐 There are many interesting shops on both sides of Nanaibashi Street leading to Inokashira Park. This "Musashino Coffee Shop" on the second floor of a hidden building is easy to miss if you don't look for it specifically, but it is a famous shop that only those in the know know. 📖 It appeared in the Akutagawa Prize-winning novel "Sparks", and the author "Matayoshi Naoki" is a frequent visitor, and it is said that he loves window seats the most. Since its opening in 1982, classical music has always lingered in the amber space, and the 27 seats are filled with a Showa retro atmosphere, making people forget the time unconsciously. 🍮 The owner, Masato Kamiyama, has been in business for over 50 years. In addition to coffee, he is also famous for his puddings, homemade cakes, and French toast. The treasure of the store is the blended coffee hand-brewed with a cloth filter - the proportions of seven kinds of coffee beans are adjusted according to their conditions on that day. It has a bittersweet, refreshing and sweet aftertaste. "The delicious taste not only stays in your mouth, but also in your mind." ☕️ The cups in the store can be called works of art: porcelain from brands such as Mason, Heron & Hyland, Augarten, Okura Pottery, and Wedgwood are gathered in the cabinets, and the moment you pour the coffee, the retro style is fully displayed. From the "Annon" generation to NHK interviews, and then to the inclusion in novels, this store has witnessed the changes of the times, but has always remained as quiet as ever. In a space where classical music flows, drink a cup of hand-brewed coffee with high-end porcelain and feel the quietness of time - the so-called "wasting time" is probably what it means to spend peaceful years like this. 📍 1-16-16 SHIBARA 2F, Kichijoji Honmachi, Musashino City, Tokyo #Tokyo Cafe #Showa Cafe #Musashino Coffee Shop #Kichijoji Food #Tokyo Art Check-in #Spark Novel Filming Location #Japanese Old Coffee