12/09/2026: I dropped in on a whim, traveling alone, and since I was traveling by myself, the staff were incredibly friendly and spoke to me in English. Strangely, it wasn't crowded when I went, so I was seated at a beautiful table that was half-outdoors, near the balcony, which I was very grateful for. I started with a light cafe latte and crepe, but I still felt like eating more, so I ordered Jerusalem artichoke soup and bread, which I couldn't possibly finish. Unlike other soups, this one was rich and creamy, and came with plenty of fried Jerusalem artichokes and bread, so the soup alone was enough for dinner. I actually wanted to order herring and other things, but I couldn't even finish the soup, so I gave up. Traveling alone as a Japanese person is incredibly difficult when it comes to food. If you're with two or three people, you can share various dishes, but the portions are so huge that you can't finish them all. However, it was delicious, and above all, the view from here was amazing. It might depend on the seat, but my seat was fantastic. It's a place that's easy to drop into casually. Yet, the atmosphere is heavy and European, and even though I only had dessert and soup, it cost nearly 10,000 yen. Given the weak yen, that's to be expected.
02/09/2026: Among the trendy fashion shops and the souvenir shops is this great little cafe to have a relaxing meal or snack.