This is a cafe located next to the headquarters of the candy and gummy company "UHA Mikakuto". The drinks are only 330 yen, and they come with chocolates from the attached chocolatier, making it very affordable! I tried the shaved ice inspired by "Special Rich Milk", which was a limited-time offering. It was in the 400 yen range and you could have unlimited toppings of "sweet red beans". This shaved ice is unique and can only be enjoyed here! The green tea red bean ice took a bit of time to be served, but it was delicious with a smooth texture. However, it didn't really taste like special rich milk, just regular milk ice (laughs). The sweet red beans were tasty! I would like to try making shaved ice at home too! You can also buy UHA Mikakuto products here and enjoy some free samples, making it a fun and cost-effective place to visit. If you're nearby, I recommend stopping by!

It was a regular day, but the place was empty, making it a hidden gem. The coffee was delicious. They have plush toys of characters like Puccho from Meiji, so you can take various commemorative photos. They also have a lot of Meiji products, and if you spend over 1000 yen, you get a free drink.

This is the building of Meiji Seika, known for its sweets. I knew there was a chocolate shop on the first floor, but I was surprised to find a cafe on the second floor as well. Inside, you can find Meiji Seika products like Puccho being sold. The space is quite spacious and relaxing. I tried the "Iced Coffee for 300 yen including tax," which came with a sample of chocolate from the first-floor shop. The prices are reasonable, and it might be a good spot for locals. There are not many customers, so you can relax and take your time.

While strolling around Matsuya-cho and feeling the elevation changes of Kamimachi Plateau, I stumbled upon the headquarters of UHA Mikakuto. It seemed like there was an area where the general public could enter, so I decided to pay a visit. On the first floor, there was a high-end chocolate shop with a luxurious atmosphere. Going up to the second floor, there was a small shop & cafe selling familiar products and serving drinks, with a hall at the back projecting digital art on the wall. I bought some snacks like Kororo and Mapy while taking a tea break with iced coffee, matcha latte, and apple juice. Plush toy characters of the snacks were sitting at the table with me, creating a cozy atmosphere. The drinks came with chocolates from the downstairs chocolate shop. The matcha latte tasted like regular green tea powder dissolved in milk (laughs). The rich, small key-shaped chocolates were delicious and brought back nostalgic memories of drinking them during summer vacations as a child.

After having lunch with a friend, they took me to a hidden gem cafe located on the second floor of the headquarters building of UHA, a proud company in Kansai. There was a fancy chocolate shop on the first floor, but it was a bit pricey so we decided not to buy anything (haha). As we climbed the stairs, we found an antenna shop with sweets displayed, and at the back was the cafe space! I had a cafe latte for 300 yen, and my friend ordered a caramel au lait for 300 yen. It's self-service, so you order at the counter and bring your drinks to your table. And guess what! They give you chocolates from the chocolate shop downstairs as a service. How nice! Apart from UHA employees having tea with customers, there weren't many other customers, so it was really comfortable and pleasant. We ended up chatting for a long time, but since it was quiet and empty, we didn't have to worry about it and the atmosphere was great. The prices were reasonable, and with the chocolates included, it was even better. The menu even had sets with macarons included with drinks, and believe it or not, there was a set with chocolates and champagne! Champagne? Who orders that here? It's intriguing, isn't it? Has anyone ever ordered it before? It's a bit strange, but somehow it's appealing (≧∀≦). Thank you for the delicious meal.

Had breakfast and lunch at a place near a client's office around an odd time. Arrived around 12:20 and there was only one customer, probably not from the same company. Paid for a blended coffee for 290 yen at the counter, then sat down and filled out an order form. The food arrived in about 5 minutes, served by a beautiful waitress. Took my time until 1:15 and then headed to the client's office. Thanks for the meal! I'll definitely come back to see the beautiful waitress again (laughs).

I really like Cororo! And the new luxurious strawberry Puccho was delicious too! Also, try eating Mappy, it's amazing.

At 1pm, my meeting was delayed due to a previous appointment running long, so I had to wait until they were ready. I wanted to go home early because it looked like it was going to rain, but oh well! I decided to go to a cafe... or maybe I'll try going to Amazake. I arrived around 12:30pm and found that the place was filled with employees - 2 or 3 of them. It seemed like a company shop, but don't worry, regular customers can still use it. I ordered an iced coffee (290 yen) to pass the time and leisurely worked on my food log. Thank you for the meal.

In Matsuya-cho, there is an event hall called UHA Hall. From the outside, it may seem like you're not allowed to enter as a regular person, but if you take the escalator to the second floor, there is a cafe open on weekdays. You can purchase UHA Aji-Gashi snacks and enjoy the lively atmosphere inside. They also offer candy samples, so if you're unsure about a product, you can try it before buying a pack. It's worth a visit to see the signed memorabilia from celebrities who appeared in UHA commercials or collaborated with anime voice actors. Plus, if you order a drink at the cafe, you can sample chocolates from "Cage de Reve" on the first floor.

In the building of YUHA Taste in Matsuya-cho, there is a small café that caught my attention. The café is located at the back of the main building, with a glass exterior. They sell sweets at the storefront, and you order at the counter. The café space is decorated in a colorful and pop style that represents the world of YUHA. There are many Shigekix characters welcoming you. The menu includes a set of macarons with chocolates from the chocolatier below, and there are other items not exclusive to this café. They have a good selection of drinks, and I ordered a coffee, which was served in a cup with a YUHA character on it, along with heart and key chocolates. The coffee was delicious. I also made use of the fluffy cushion on the seat as a backrest (lol). In the retail space at the storefront, there were signatures of AKB and e-girls who served as CM characters, as well as unique goods on display. I was the only regular customer, but there were a few people in suits who seemed to be employees, possibly using the space for business meetings. The atmosphere was very quiet, with no background music playing. Surrounded by Puccho, Shigekix, and various sweets, it felt like a mysterious and calming space in the YUHA WORLD café.

This is a tea room located inside the Meiji Seika headquarters. They sell various products (with candy samples available!) and offer drinks and chocolates. The chocolates sold here are high-end and can be found in the chocolate shop downstairs. You can enjoy coffee, tea, juice, and more. The taste of the chocolate is luxurious and indescribable. The tea room is filled with character plush toys, although they are not for sale. It's a hidden gem of a cafe in the area that anyone can visit.

There is a Taste Sugar Building on Matsuya-cho Street (there are several around here). The first floor is a chocolate shop, but I'm not really interested in chocolate (laughs). On the second floor, there is a self-service cafe that also serves as an antenna shop! You can buy various products and goods from Taste Sugar here. The iced tea was around 250 yen or 300 yen, very cheap. I also bought Puccho Ramune together. When they said it has one billion lactic acid bacteria, I had to buy it, right? Puccho goods are also cute. It was quite crowded and full. There are not many cafes or coffee shops in this area. That's why there were a lot of businessmen in the middle of negotiations! Oh! This place was the one they were talking about, right? How about this place for your search in this area?

It was a regular day, but the café I wanted to go to in Sorabori Shopping Street was closed for the day. Feeling a bit down, I thought of going to UHA Aji-Gashi for tea instead. My friend didn't know about it, so we decided to check it out. While admiring the dolls in Matsuyamachi, I noticed a new chocolate shop on the first floor. I didn't know about it before, but I bought some macarons on the way back. We went in the evening, and since there were few people, we were able to relax and chat comfortably. It's a good place for a leisurely chat! They also had a set with champagne and chocolate!