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Such a lovely coffee shop. Wide and minimalist space inside to sit and enjoy your drink, a small corner dedicated to goods you can buy as well. The staff was very kind and efficient.

This is one of my favorite cafes in Tokyo. Their atmosphere is amazing and I enjoy getting some work done here. They have WiFi, and also a small stationary shop. I recommend the friend bread! There are no plugs fyi

Stationary shop x cafe. I came here for stationary shopping but ended up buying some coffee beans. There’s glass containers with each type of beans that you can try smelling the difference. Clean modern design here. Cool.

This place is a hidden gem in Harajuku. They have a great selection of curated products, and you can also enjoy a relaxing coffee break in their garden.

Stocks items from the Japan stationary design award and sells coffee. Dream store.

This place has a lot of things to deserve five stars. But above all else, it has undeniably one of THE best bathrooms I've ever seen at a coffee establishment, in the entire world, superb, beyond imagination. I wish my Tokyo apartment looked as good as that bathroom...💡Just don't forget to use the sensor twice to stop that water cuzz it will keep going on forever.

Loved the cafe+craft stationery shop combination. There was even a small garden inside to have a cup of coffee with a view.

Great place for coffee! They have a nice range of drinks and a seasonal coffee & tea drink menu. There's also sandwiches, but they go pretty fast. They're delicious, so if you want a bite I recommend going before or during lunch. Staff is always very friendly and the layout of this place is always changing to accommodate new schemes and costumer needs. Very nice seating. They even have a backyard dull of herbs and a big bench to enjoy your drinks. Good place to go alone or for a small groups. Occasionally I see people come here for meetings. There's a store behind the bar full of innovative stationary and home goods. The second floor is a studio space for lessons (I'm not too familiar, so best to check their site). There is no elevator for the second floor, only stairs.