It is an old Japanese house café, a vegan café, and a hidden gem café! A place that excites especially women. Located right in the middle of a residential area in Higashi Osaka. It is in a narrow and intricate road between Yato and Kuboji, where it used to be a village or fields in the past. You might feel anxious and lost along the way. (⚠️You cannot go by car) Kuraru Café. A 100-year-old building, a large property, an old Japanese house. Part of it is a café, part of it is a tatami room space, and at the back is a vegan burger shop. The interior and the building itself will uplift your mood. **Lunch plate with organic coffee set (1850 yen). Vegan plate. Various colors and shapes, beautiful colors, all plant-based ingredients, with items like fried chicken and tartar sauce, and the unique texture of quinoa. It may not be very filling for men, but it will make you want to have dessert afterwards. It feels like a short trip, like a summer retreat in the mountains. Enjoying organic coffee time while looking at the high ceilings, lighting, blue tiles, sliding doors, chairs... the carefully chosen interior. I also explored the garden, tatami room space, and the burger shop later. I would love to have a party with friends in this tatami room space. I definitely want to come back another day to try the vegan burger! The emerald blue exterior, vividly painted, surprisingly blends in with this old Japanese house, giving it a small shop in the forest vibe. I want to come back again. The service is natural and pleasant. Opening a café that brings joy to the local community by renovating a part of your home... such an idealistic concept. I was shown a lovely way of living. A café that can satisfy you when you feel like traveling. A healing café.

This place is like a hidden gem in a residential area. The renovated old house turned into a cozy little shop with high ceilings. The lunch set is simple but made with organic ingredients, and the colorful vegetables were delicious, each bringing out the natural flavors. The cake after the meal was also very memorable. I would love to visit again. Thank you for the wonderful meal.

It's located in a surprising place! It feels like a cafe in an old Japanese house. You can enjoy healthy drinks and sweets. There is also a terrace-like area, so be careful as there are dogs around. They come out suddenly. The lunch seems to be popular as well.

I went for lunch on a Saturday. We brought our beloved dog with us, so we sat on the terrace, but there is an option to use a private room with pets for an additional fee. The cafe is located in a traditional Japanese house down a narrow alley, so if you are driving, it's best to set your destination as "Lawson Yawata Misonocho 4-chome store" (the cafe also provides this guidance). The Lawson parking lot is a coin parking lot, so park there and walk down the narrow alley on the right side of the parking lot across the street. It's about a 3-minute walk to the cafe. The lunch menu consists of one dish, and you can add drinks or dessert for an extra charge. The food was served on one plate and looked very healthy. The staff also explained in detail the ingredients used in each dish. The soybean croquette had a crispy coating and was delicious, very satisfying. We also had dessert, which had a unique color that surprised us at first, but it was made with natural ingredients. Each bite revealed different flavors. It's hard to describe, so I highly recommend trying it yourself! We enjoyed a relaxing meal in a calming atmosphere. Thank you for the wonderful meal.

A hidden gem of an old folk house cafe quietly tucked away in a residential area. Opened in October 2018, this cafe, renovated from the storehouse of the old folk house, offers a cozy and relaxing atmosphere that sets it apart from a certain Seattle-based chain. The menu mainly focuses on organic dishes, with lunch options using pesticide-free vegetables that the owner-mom carefully selects and are always sold out quickly. If you are coming by car, it's best to park at a nearby convenience store (with paid parking) along the main road as it can be difficult to find parking in the residential area. The cafe also has a "Claloom" (a studio renovated from a separate storehouse) where regular yoga classes and experiential events are held, so checking their LINE or Instagram for updates can be enjoyable. Such a wonderful place to visit.