I finally found the restaurant I've always wanted to visit. It took me a while to find the entrance, but I eventually located it on the third floor of a red building. They have a cafe space where you can enjoy views of the sky and park trees. The restaurant was quite busy, with a waitlist for up to three groups. They took my number and called me when a table was available. It was worth the effort, and now it's become one of my favorite places to dine.

Located in Kurume, there is a café called "Kambutsu-ya + cafe Kudamame". The café is quietly tucked away on the 3rd floor of a mixed-use building in front of a park. The atmosphere inside is calm and relaxing. The café has around 2 tables for 3 people each. The cakes change daily, and on this day, I had the caramel cheesecake for 450 yen and the soufflé cheesecake for 450 yen. It was nice to enjoy tea while looking at the cherry blossoms in the park from the window. The cakes were delicious. I look forward to going back again to try the new daily cakes. Thank you for the meal. ☕️

The blog also explains↓↓↓ https://kogatakuya0125.com/2021/04/20/kannbutuyasoramame/ There is a sign in front of the park in Kotomachi, so be sure not to miss it. The entrance also has a sliding door, so be careful as it won't open by pushing or pulling. Inside the store, there are various knick-knacks, making it very interesting to look around. This time, I ordered a cafe au lait for takeout. It is very easy to drink, with a refreshing taste that is delicious until the end. Drinking coffee while enjoying the view of the park makes it even more special and delicious.

A small shop that combines daily goods and a cafe. There are 7 seats lined up facing the window for the cafe. From the seat, you can see the trees in the park across the street and the sky. The atmosphere is calm with hymn-like singing and piano music playing. I was nervous at first when I saw the rules at the entrance stating that computers are not allowed and minimal smartphone use, but I understood once inside. I felt that using computers or smartphones here is not suitable. Talking is not prohibited. I had chai and cheesecake. There are "Masala Chai of Happiness" and "Gentle Milk Chai" available, with different spices in each. Today, I'll have the Milk Chai, which is mild with black sugar. I wrapped my hands around the round cup, savored it slowly, and had a peaceful and enjoyable time. Thank you for the meal ☆

A small café on the third floor of a building next to the park. There are three seats facing the window. It must be beautiful during cherry blossom season. I ordered Kokumame coffee and a shortcake. They grind the coffee beans and brew it for you. It's my favorite coffee with a rich flavor and low acidity. The cake also had a delicious cream with just the right amount of sweetness.

The lovely shop had milk tea that was not too sweet and incredibly delicious.

You can enjoy tea while overlooking the park, it's a relaxing space. In April, you can see cherry blossoms and it looks very beautiful.

Visited with a friend. The atmosphere was a bit intimidating at first, but once we sat down, we enjoyed the nice view and delicious coffee. The coffee was made from locally sourced beans. We also had a banana tart. The coffee was light and smooth, while the banana tart was sweet and gentle. It didn't cost us more than 1000 yen, so it's not too expensive. A cafe that is easy to visit again.

Inspired by watching the men who protect the country, I gained energy and then had a meal at "Kambutsu-ya + Cafe Kuromame" in Koatamachi, Kurume City. It's lovely, isn't it? I also bought this. It's a ginger ale mix from Nekonote-sha. I'll wait for the delicious cake while looking at the clear sky. It's so relaxing here. Here it comes. Looks delicious, right? The pumpkin tart was also delicious. The entrance is cute too. It's a sliding door. What a wonderful space. Mmm. Thank you for the meal.

Soramame-san is located on the 3rd floor of a building facing Kotomachi Park. It's the perfect location to enjoy coffee while feeling the changing seasons. The coffee beans are an original blend created by the owner in collaboration with "chiba," a well-known figure in Fukuoka. The coffee has a rich and pleasant taste. The seating consists of three two-person tables facing the park. The leftmost table is recommended as it offers a wide view through a low window. The shop also sells dried goods, jams, linen products, and artworks. The owner personally selects these items from pesticide-free farms and can provide detailed explanations about each product. I bought some "purple sweet potato cookies" on my way out today. It's a great place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city.

I was invited by a small sign to climb the stairs of a building, and when I entered through a small wooden sliding door, I found myself in a different space with a glass window overlooking the Kodama Town Park. The view was beautiful, and the atmosphere was open and relaxing. The owner of the shop was very kind, and the shop not only served as a café but also sold various organic and eco-friendly products. I enjoyed apple tea and seasonal tart while admiring the view. The dishes and utensils were so cute that I even took a picture with my phone. The tea was fruity and natural, and the cake was delicious. The relaxing effect of the refreshing view of the sky and park made it a perfect place to unwind. It's a bit of a guilty pleasure, but it's nice to visit when there are no other customers around. This shop seems to be well-known among people who have heard about it or been recommended by others. It's a place I would like to keep as a secret, as it's a hidden gem that I want to preserve for myself.

After leaving Kouka-ro, I went to "Kambutsu-ya + cafe Kuromame" with a friend. Actually, I was introduced to this place as a great shop by "Yakigashi cafe cqt" in Takamiya last spring, so I visited it. I was immediately impressed by the relaxed atmosphere of the shop and the friendly staff (haha), and of course, the products sold at the shop are all additive-free and good for the body, so I started using it for shopping occasionally. I had been wanting to try the cafe someday, but I hadn't had the chance, so this time, with a friend, I decided to go and relax. There is a small sign at the entrance of the building on the west side of Kodachi-cho Park. If you go up to the third floor of the building, there is a small sliding door, and the staff greeted us with the same pleasant greeting as always. We quickly sat down, I ordered Kuromame coffee (¥400), and my friend ordered milk tea (¥450) and strawberry tart (¥350). By the way, if you order cake and a drink, you get a 50 yen discount. The Kuromame coffee is a blend coffee made in collaboration with "Coffee 40014015,chiba" and is ground and brewed after ordering. While waiting for the coffee, I browsed the shop... This place is primarily a dry goods store, but they also sell slightly hard-to-find items like brown rice coffee, dandelion tea, and even miscellaneous goods like organic cotton gauze. It's quite interesting just to look around (＾＾). Soon, the coffee was served in a stylish cup. The wooden saucer and spoon, it's really nice (*＾_＾*). I like this kind of thing. When I took a sip, the deep aroma of the coffee spread, and it had a mild taste that was delicious. It's good even black, but it's mellow and good with milk because it's not too acidic. Also, when I asked for milk, warm milk came out instead of regular cream. Maybe that's why it was mellow...? The cake my friend ordered was small but had a homemade feel and looked delicious, and my friend actually said it was delicious with a mild sweetness. The fork is also wooden, and the mini-sized hand towel is cute (＾_＾). Also, in front of us, the fresh greenery of Kodachi-cho Park spreads out, and time seems to stop only in this space, it's very quiet and time flows slowly. With drinks and cake costing around 700 yen, it's not cheap, but you can forget about the hustle and bustle and spend a peaceful time here. As a souvenir, I bought spinach cookies and soy flour. The cookies were quite substantial because they contained okara, but they didn't taste much like spinach... They were delicious though (＾＾;). The soy flour is currently quite versatile, used in soup, rehydrated in water as a substitute for minced meat, etc. The cafe menu includes coffee, cafe latte, chai tea, 100% juice, and cakes, which were strawberry tart and matcha tart this time, but they may change seasonally. The items sold in the shop range from traditional dry goods like seaweed and beans to seasonal jams and bread (only on the first and third Fridays), all of which are gentle on the body. The shop is located in an apartment, so the interior is small with only 6 seats, but the view of Kodachi-cho Park from the third floor is really nice (＾_＾)v. In spring, you can see the fully bloomed cherry blossoms in the park. However, the location is a bit hard to find, so especially for those coming by car, it might be a good idea to ask the staff in advance by phone. It's recommended for when you want to forget about time and spend a relaxing time. The lovely smiles of the staff and delicious coffee will welcome you (＾＾) ===========