The following retro coffee shops are in Takamatsu, Kagawa. Be sure to check out the cafes where you can enjoy authentic pour-over or siphon coffee.

Coffee Bizin Fuzuki

Founded in 1991. Decorated with antique furniture, the atmosphere inside this cafe is reminiscent of Europe.

The coffee served here is brewed using fragrant beans which have been roasted in a direct-fired roaster and hydrogen water. It has a clear taste.

A suitable cup is selected for the individual customer.

Iced Viennese coffee is irresistible to fresh cream lovers.

The grilled sandwich features a perfect egg to bread ratio. The impactful way it is cut is a corporate secret.

Seasonal toppings make the freshly baked pancakes sumptuous. 

Coffee Bizin Fuzuki

Rest & Coffee Rose

Founded in 1979. The symbol tree with its green leaves was planted when the cafe was founded. It stands in the cafe's inner garden.

A wall painting of a rose welcomes you into the cafe.

The cafe offers a wide variety of homemade sauces, including the soy sauce-based Kita Sauce. Combinations of these sauces with pork, chicken, and fish provide infinite lunch options. Even regular customers who have loved this cafe for years have new taste experiences.

The special lunch is a full-fledged meal with soup, salad and a main dish.

Rose continues to attract regular customers with its healthy ingredients and mild flavor.

Rest & Coffee Rose

Minami Coffee

Founded in 1975. The owner, Mr. Minami, jumped into the world of coffee because he drank a cup of coffee at Kurashiki Coffee-kan that was so impressive that he cried. Kurashiki Coffee-kan was opened by an apprentice of Mr. Hiroyasu Eritate, a legend in the world of coffee.

Beans are 100% of a cup of coffee, and roasting is 100%. The brewing method is also 100%. It is said that all of them are essential for a delicious coffee.

The sign that roasting is complete is the moment when the beans "smile." 

The temperature of the water used to brew coffee changes according to where the beans were produced.

"I want to ensure the people who drink my coffee are satisfied."
Taste this motivation that is behind each cup of coffee.

Minami Coffee

Shiro-no Me

The Japan Pavilion was designed by Kunio Maekawa for the 1964 New York World's Fair. It featured a carved stone relief reminiscent of the Imperial Palace. The relief was made by Okada Sekizai Ishibori Kenkyujo in Ajicho, Takamatsu, Kagawa. Shiro-no Me was built as a prototype of the Japan Pavilion. In 1962 it opened as a coffee shop.

Shiro-no Me was designed by Tadashi Yamamoto, an architect from Kagawa. Its interior was designed by Mitsuaki Sora.

The furniture is from Sakura Seisakusho, and the music that is emitted from the Aji stone speakers was selected by Kuniharu Akiyama from Jikken Kono. These are the kinds of eminent people who were behind the creation of this coffee shop.

"Isamu Noguchi would often visit us," says Mr. Baba, the shopkeeper who has been working there since it opened.
Its atmosphere has remained unchanged since that time.

Shiro-no Me

Coffee Salon Koutei

Founded in 1982. Its concept is "Good music and good coffee," and it was named Koutei (emperor) after Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 5.

What makes this coffee shop attractive is its atmosphere, which makes you feel as if you have wandered into a movie. The cafe's interior includes lily lamps that emit a gentle light, a model ship sailing in an ocean, and a globe that invites you on a journey.

There is also a video game table from the Showa period.

Why don't you get immersed in the atmosphere by enjoying the staples of this retro coffee shop?

*Neapolitan spaghetti, a Japanese ketchup spaghetti dish, is served on ceramic dishes during lunch.

Coffee Salon Koutei

Kissa Knauf

The landmark identifying the shop is a 1962 scooter which is still in use.
Knauf is the German word for doorknob. The cafe was named Knauf because of a desire to use an unfamiliar word.

The nostalgic atmosphere of the cafe is created by the furniture and furnishings collected by the owner, who loves antiques.

The cafe's popular breakfast combo features ham and cheese toast.

The fluffy omelet sandwich is good for lunch, too.

Why don't you relax here, watching people walking down the shopping street?

Kissa Knauf

Hachibankan Coffee

The cafe has a retro appearance and a large eye-catching arched window.

A couple who were working for a major coffee-related company returned to Takamatsu and opened this coffee shop in 1975. Leveraging the experience they gained in the evaluation of coffee beans from all over the world at that company, they purchase green beans and roast them in-house.

 The breakfast combo is available anytime. They say that some local Kagawa people come for the morning combo after eating udon noodles.

Hachibankan Coffee