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Kissaten are retro espresso outlets that usually serve my favourite breakfasts whereas I’m on the highway. Tsutaya in Toyama metropolis opened in 1923. A clean cup of espresso with toast, omelette, and a salad. Similar to I’ve at residence. Maybe that’s the reason I really like these meals. Love the handwritten notes on the menu!🥰
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Tsutaya sits on a nook throughout the road from the town’s public library and Glass Artwork Museum. I really like the thrill of sunshine rail trains passing by the café each jiffy. Kissaten are additionally an opportunity to atone for the information with native newspapers. Today the native port had a big harvest of winter yellowtail, kanburi.
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Kissaten Tsutaya
Toyama-ken, Toyama-shi, Tsutsumichodori 1-4-1
http://www.tsutaya-coffee.com/
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