Visited Muroran City in Hokkaido to enjoy coffee at MUTEKIROU by Miyakoshiya Coffee. The weather was beautiful, allowing me to drink delicious Brazilian coffee while admiring the Swan Bridge and the Pacific Ocean under the blue sky. I had a wonderful time in the space filled with piano jazz music. I prefer Brazil coffee with acidity over bitter ones to avoid stomach ache.

This is a cafe located on a hill a few hundred meters towards the coast from the Michi-no-Eki in Muroran. It's called Miyakoshiya. As the name suggests, the coffee here is delicious, but the real selling point is the view. It used to be a restaurant before becoming Miyakoshiya, and the blend coffee for 660 yen must include the cost of the view. There used to be a Miyakoshiya in Sapporo as well, where you could enjoy the view from the top of Mt. Maruyama for about 1,200 yen per cup of coffee, so the price here is more reasonable. The Mild Blend is the standard coffee, but if you like it stronger, the French Coffee is recommended. There are also small islands in the sea, making the view even more picturesque. Inside the cafe, jazz music plays, creating a stylish atmosphere. In the summer, the terrace is a great spot to relax. When it's busy, there's a sign asking customers to give up their seats after about an hour.

My favorite cafe in Muroran city is Miyakoshiya Coffee at Mutekiro. The cookies are delicious too! In the evening, the light shines in and it is very beautiful, so I highly recommend going in the evening! I would like to know about nice cafes in other regions! In Otaru, I like View Cafe, and in Hakodate, I like Tea Shop Yuhin, etc! #HokkaidoCafe #MuroranCafe #Scenery

This is Miyakoshiya Coffee Shop located in the beautiful port of Muroran. Unlike the shop in Sapporo, there is no extra charge for the scenic view here. The prices are also reasonable. It offers a great view of the Usu Volcano and the Shiratori Ohashi Bridge. Local people also visit, so even if you're alone, it's okay (laughs).

I had always wanted to visit this cafe with a great view that I had heard about. I was turned away multiple times due to it being full or closed, but this time I finally managed to visit! I was so happy! The amazing view from the large windows is my favorite thing! This location is the best! I would love to relax here all day, from morning to night, sipping beer. Well, it's impossible unless it's my home, but still, I'll enjoy a cup of tea instead. I ordered the "Darjeeling tea" (770 yen), which came in a pot with enough for three cups! It's nice, but the last cup tends to be a bit bitter since you can't take out the tea leaves. Also, I tried the "homemade ice cream" (600 yen) where you can choose two flavors from vanilla, rosemary coffee, cardamom, and rum raisin. I chose vanilla and rum. The texture was a bit lacking in smoothness and creaminess, but that's the charm of homemade ice cream. Despite that, the flavors were good and delicious. Oh, and the women's restroom has a window in front! I'm sure it's polarized glass, but it made me a little uneasy. Next time, I definitely want to visit in the evening to see the factory lights and the night view of the harbor. Thank you, "Mutekiro," for the wonderful experience!

A cafe with a view of the sea in Hakodate! It's a quiet place where you can feel nothing in a good way. I wonder if it gets crowded on weekends for dates. I know that you can take better photos in the sun, but I'm sitting in the shade worrying about getting sunburned, so I'm disqualified as a food blogger. The prices include the location fee!

Introducing MUTEKIROU by Miyakoshiya Coffee. The interior of the shop is surrounded by glass on all three sides, offering a panoramic ocean view. There is also a piano and a record player for entertainment in the evenings. There are 5 table seats and the rest are counter seats, with just the right amount of space between them. The night view is especially beautiful, so I highly recommend visiting both during the day and at night. Even sitting at the counter, you can still enjoy the view of the ocean. The record player on the right side of the counter adds to the ambiance, and the sound system is of high quality. According to the shop's Facebook page, it opened on July 10, 2015. One recommended menu item is the Roast Beef Sandwich Set for 1,400 yen, which I tried along with an iced coffee. The roast beef is incredibly tender and juicy, paired with a generous amount of rich cheese in the sandwich. There are also cake sets available for those with a sweet tooth. Despite being named Miyakoshiya Coffee, this establishment is actually operated by Miyakoshi Shoji Co., Ltd. and Miyakoshiya Sans Co., Ltd., known for their popular yakitori restaurants.

A cafe overlooking Muroran from the Shiratori Ohashi to the factory district. They usually focus on desserts, but this time I tried their food for the first time. The background music in the store is a bit loud, so sometimes it's hard to hear when calling the staff. I tried Bleu cheese for the first time, and its perfect mild blue mold flavor was very delicious.

I knew that there was a nice cafe in the lower left corner of Muroran called Miyakoshiya Coffee MUTEKIROU, but I visited for the first time this time. The exterior is lovely, and the interior is also lovely with good background music. If you go at dusk, you can enjoy an even more lovely view! For those who love cafes, why not visit once!

In September 2021, I visited a lovely cafe overlooking the sea and Shiratori Ohashi Bridge. Classical music was playing from the impressive speakers, creating a sophisticated atmosphere. Although I love coffee, I opted for an iced coffee. My companion ordered a hot coffee. The coffee cups were all very charming. I hope to be able to enjoy hot coffee next time.

A cafe near a Michi-no-Eki in Muroran City. I stopped by here for a break while driving in Muroran. The shop is located on a hill near the fishing port, with a stylish exterior different from the surrounding buildings. Inside, there are counter seats, table seats, and terrace seats, with large windows overlooking the sea. The menu is similar to other stores. This time, I ordered the "Mild Blend (620 yen)" from the coffee menu. The shop was crowded, but it was ready in about 10 minutes. The Mild Blend had a mild acidity, was refreshing, and had an easy-to-drink taste, which was delicious. The price is a bit high, but it is recommended for when you want to spend a relaxing time while looking at the sea.

I visited a cafe with a stunning ocean view that I had been eyeing for a while. The cafe is located on a small hill facing the coast, and the view is truly breathtaking. Even the view from the restroom is amazing! They have JBL audio, so the sound quality must be good. The coffee itself is not much different from other cafes, but the highlight is definitely the spectacular view. Thank you for the meal!

On Sunday evening, the restaurant was full when I arrived. I waited for the cleanup after someone left and then sat at the counter seat with a great view through the glass. They had a limited edition of 15 roast beef sandwiches, which I ordered along with a cake set. The food was served quickly so I couldn't take a photo. The sunset was beautiful. The blended coffee was delicious, and so was the pumpkin tart. The roast beef sandwich was tasty too, although the beef was a bit overcooked. The cups for the drinks were nice, and I loved that they served my drink in a Wild Strawberry cup, which made me happy. I was a bit worried about the window in the restroom being visible from outside. They also had private rooms, which I wonder when they can be used. I'd like to come back at night to experience the atmosphere then, where there might be more couples. The staff were friendly and approachable.

Sunset, ocean, night view, atmosphere flowing through Macintosh amps, Jazz playing in the background. Through the window, you can see Shiratori Ohashi bridge and the industrial night view, creating an indescribable sense of otherworldliness. This place offers a blend coffee for 620 yen, allowing you to experience such a unique atmosphere. Highly recommended!

"Revisited in November 2020" The first review of the new year is from one of my favorite restaurants, previously introduced, the "MUTEKIROU" from "Miyakoshiya" in Muroran. Perhaps it would be written as "霧笛楼" in kanji. It's not close to my home, so I don't visit often, but it's one of my favorite places to relax. The location is near the tip of the Muroran Peninsula, close to Etomo Cape, and not far from the cape's observatory. The restaurant itself is located on a hill above the south breakwater, offering a view of Muroran Port on the right and Funka Bay on the left, making it one of the best views. In some reviews of this restaurant found online, it says, "You can overlook the Pacific Ocean," but it's actually not the open ocean but Funka Bay (Utouwan Bay), so please be aware. This time, on a weekday afternoon during the pandemic, there weren't many tourists around, so it felt a bit lonely with only one customer before me and one after me. The customer before me sat on the window side on the left, so I took a seat on the empty window side on the right, overlooking the Shiratori Ohashi bridge at the entrance of Muroran Port. I ordered the "French Blend" and "Pumpkin Tart" cake set, which allows you to choose your favorite drink from five types and your favorite cake from three types. As mentioned in a previous review, this restaurant is a franchise of Miyakoshiya, owned by the famous Muroran yakitori restaurant "Ippin." In fact, this "MUTEKIROU" is listed on Ippin's official website under the "Group Stores" section. This store apparently opened as a Japanese-style restaurant initially, but it changed to a cafe in 2015. The building consists of two connected buildings with a covered walkway, but currently, only the right side is operated as a cafe. I wonder if the left building is used as the owner's vacation home; if so, it's quite enviable. If you have the chance to visit Muroran, why not stop by this place?

Hakodate trip. I will enjoy a coffee here while looking at the scenery to plan the second day's itinerary. This is a lovely cafe. The stylish interior makes it a perfect place to relax. I will order a cake set and a cookie set while planning my trip. I wonder if the cakes and cookies are homemade? They go well with a strong iced coffee. They also have roast beef sandwiches. The light meals look delicious, but I will save them for next time. Beautiful views and delicious coffee. Thank you for the meal!

I always rely on Miyakoshiya Coffee Shop in Machida. I heard there is one in Muroran, so I set my car navigation and headed there. The location where I arrived was a cape. Among the numerous café locations, this place would likely rank very high. To the right, there is Muroran's landmark, Shiratori Ohashi, and to the left, the Pacific Ocean. It's a breathtaking view, but unfortunately, it was drizzling on that day. I ordered a cake set and a roast beef sandwich set. The roast beef sandwich had a delicious tangy flavor from balsamic vinegar. The cake was a pumpkin tart with a perfect combination of whipped cream, dried fruits, and dried vegetables. It was much better than the cakes in Machida. It was delicious. I ordered a mild coffee, which had a nice acidity level. I think the Miyakoshiya Coffee Shop in Machida had JBL speakers, and this shop also had large JBL speakers and a vast collection of CDs and records according to the owner's taste. The music playing was jazz. It was a perfect place to experience something different and spend a relaxing time. After some research, I found out that this shop is a franchise of Miyakoshiya Coffee with its headquarters in Muroran, and it is connected to Yakitori Ichihira. It used to operate as a yakitori restaurant, but it became Miyakoshiya Coffee due to the connection between the owners. If I have the chance to visit Muroran on a sunny day, I would definitely like to visit Yakitori Ichihira as well.

This is "MUTEKIROU" in Muroran City. Located on a hill overlooking the Erimo Fishing Port in Erimo-cho 2-11-1, Muroran City. The café offers a stunning view of the harbor on the right and the Funka Bay on the left. It is a branch of "Ippin," a famous Muroran yakitori restaurant. I tried the "Roast Beef Sandwich," which had a crispy exterior, soft bread, plenty of roast beef, and cheese. The blended coffee was flavorful and delicious. The café plays pleasant music through high-quality amps and speakers. On a nice sunny day, why not take a drive to Muroran and visit this café?

During my last visit, it was raining so I couldn't use the terrace seats, but this revenge visit was a great success. The weather was warm, and I could see the sun setting on the horizon perfectly. What a location! Isn't it amazing?! Personally, it's in my top 3 cafes with stunning views in Hokkaido. I will definitely visit again.

I finally got to visit the restaurant I had always wanted to come to after seeing it in a magazine. The atmosphere was amazing, with a grand piano inside. Due to the impact of the coronavirus, the closing time was earlier than usual, and we just made it in time for the last order, but they kindly let us in. I am grateful for that. The outdoor terrace was closed due to bad weather, so I will come back on a sunny day for a rematch!