I check on Instagram. It's been 2 years, now entering the 3rd year. Is it called the 2nd anniversary? I'm not sure how to count. There seems to be a wonderful event going on! Outside, there are stands for onigiri and miso soup, and near the entrance, there's "Katsura Bread" from Shari. (It's not on Tabelog, so maybe they don't have a store?) There are yoga, dance, live music performances, and a timetable posted. When you order a cafe latte, it comes in a strange container, like a paper cup but without the need for a plastic lid. The folded part serves as the drinking spout. I intended to buy bread for takeout and go home, but for the first time, I went out to the track side and relaxed in the chairs provided. It was a happy time.

At this coffee stand, I saw a lot of vegetables as I passed by. Upon closer inspection, I found out that they are from "Mima Farm" in Kawakami, Teshio. They were selling blueberries, raspberries, and some mysterious green fruits. They also had young corn, fava beans, basil, and a long-necked broccoli-like vegetable called stick celery. You can pay at Mashimashi-san, so I chose a few items to purchase. It's great to have freshly picked vegetables and fruits like this, especially during the summer!

Opened in April or May 2021. I have visited several times. It seems like they serve coffee from Hazeya in Abashiri or from other places the owner likes. They also seem to source satisfactory hojicha and other teas. I recently got a coffee float to go, and the other day I tried a hibiscus-like tea (forgot the fancy name). They have events with a complimentary drink, and they use metal straws for dine-in. They often have events on weekends. They do interesting things like yoga on the second floor or by the beach in front. Exciting! They announce events on Instagram, so I look forward to them. It's hard to register on Tabelog without a phone number, right? Keipon, I've been waiting for you. Thank you.

I went golfing and when I returned, I headed towards Nakashibetsu. On the way back from golfing, I received a message on LINE asking if I had lunch. I replied, "No, I haven't eaten!" My husband took this opportunity to invite me to a café on the way to Nakashibetsu, but I wasn't very enthusiastic. When he asked if they had food, I replied, "They have fried chicken, for example." But he still didn't seem interested. That kind husband of mine even wrote, "The fried chicken smells burnt," so I guess it's his fault. He then asked, "Is there a café next to that place?" I said, "There seems to be a new café next to it." I remembered seeing a new building there. When he asked if it was open, I said, "I think it's operating as a takeout-only place." My wife rarely passes by that road, but I often do. So, I decided to check out the new café. Since they didn't seem to have a phone number, it was difficult to register. Maybe I'll leave it to the new store hunters. I ordered an "Organic Orange Juice" as the coffee was from a different place. They also serve food on certain days, which was interesting. They also plan to use the place as a rental room and are considering homestays. Perhaps it's a fisherman's side job. The building seems to be renovated. The containers are stylish. Although stylish places can sometimes be difficult to use, this one was fine. The acidity in the juice was noticeable at first, but I quickly got used to it. It was delicious. I wonder what it's made of. The taste is a bit different, but I don't mind it. It's not too sweet or too strong, and it's not thin either. My wife also said it was delicious but found the taste peculiar. Maybe it's just me who doesn't understand. It has a hint of spice to it. It's like a non-alcoholic cocktail. They also have alcohol, so they seem to have various plans. I hope everything goes well for them. Good luck!

I was surprised to see more and more people coming after I arrived early in the morning. The expensive yogurt drink was good but nothing special. The mint chocolate for sale was disappointing because the mint flavor was too weak.