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Tsukiji Market moved to Toyosu in 2018, but the market is Tsukiji! I can't get out of it. And speaking of the market, turret!　The male figure carrying the product vigorously is as shown in the picture on the signboard. In the past, I feel like I encountered a turret waiting for a traffic light at a nearby intersection. Can you run on public roads? It's a little bit like I've seen ... When you see it, it's a lucky yellow turret with happiness.

This cafe with the turret as the name of the store and makes it an icon, opened in October 2013. It's been 10 years ago! The 10th anniversary of the celebration!
When I first saw the signboard, opened right next to Starbucks? I thought it.
After a while, a young child with a desk said, "It's cheaper than other stores, but it's very delicious," with a take-out cup in hand, and I heard Shimijimi. I was strangely impressed that it was a coffee that I wanted to make with my pocket money.

It's been a long time since I heard the child's tweet, but the other day finally came around. The closing of the shop and the timing of my haunting were perfect for breath. This day is a power charge in Latte before the meeting from the evening! I went there. Good, I was doing it!
I'm happy to wait for the owner barista to carefully put one cup from the beans in the rich aroma of coffee. Latte, who gave me with a slightly shy smile, seemed to be a swirl heart saying, "Go for it!"
The origin of the store name and the plate of "Cafe Hyakumei Store" sits at the counter (?) I'd like to hear about you, but customers are one after another. With the consent of the blog post, I went to the meeting immediately. The center of the photo is blurred because I was in a hurry, Tohoho.
Both cups and lids are made of paper, eco-friendly, heat-retaining, and take-out is the starting point to the right temperature for me with a cat tongue. When I calm down my waist and take the lid off, the scent of coffee rises as much as I thought I had returned to the shop, and the uncollapsed latte art is evidence of the owner's arms and milk's strength.
Having a bite, I was convinced of that child's tweet and understood it! !

Thanks to the meeting, we had a lot of harvest, and we had a good day. I feel that the words on the signboard were also boosted.

It is my real feeling that there are many coffee shops in this area. There are famous chain stores such as Starbucks on the corner like stepping stones, and when you turn to St. Luke Street, you will find the live coffee Tsukiji store headquartered in Tsukishima, and there will be no Kiri. If you follow Ginza, it will be even more amazing. There is also a story that Ginbra means "let's go to Ginza to drink Brazilian coffee" (from a lecture at the Tsukiji Reservation Study Group of Former President Ginza Cafe Paulista), and Chuo-ku may be said to be a city of coffee.

Coffee is a power charge for me, how about you?
And where's your favorite coffee from?