The music and sound effects were also wonderful.

On a certain weekday, I visited a coffee specialty shop in the neighborhood for lunch. The shop has a parking space for about two cars in front. The interior consists of a first floor space for roasting and a second floor coffee shop with a stylish counter displaying cups and slightly messy table seating. Cool piano jazz plays in the background. I decided to try their original "Forest Breeze" coffee, which is reasonably priced. The coffee had a complex flavor with a good balance of bitterness, richness, and a hint of acidity in the aftertaste. While some may care about the extraction temperature, the overall coffee was quite good. Thank you for the meal.

When you go straight down Ishiyama Street and turn left at the sign in Minami Ward, you will find a two-story black building with the name "Infini Coffee" on the wall. The second floor is the store, which is wider than the branch and bright with natural light. The counter welcomes you with jazz music and cups. I tried the limited edition "Forest Wind" for 540 yen, which had a rich yet refreshing taste. I was surprised to see many cups and saucers, and when I asked, I was told they choose them according to the customer's vibe. I was told I am like a "rose" during a friendly conversation with the president of Infini (as seen on their website). He was very pleasant, making me want to visit again.

Welcome! This renovated house near Nanjo Elementary School in the Moiwa district, on the way to Fukuzumi Kuwanen along Ishiyama Street, surprisingly gets crowded due to the shortcut route on Ishiyama Street. The entrance of this house is quite stylish, with a toilet next to it. On the 1st floor, there is a roasting area and a cafe corner, while the 2nd floor offers a calm and sophisticated space. I was recommended to try the beans here at Harinezumi Coffee Shop, which is not widely known in the area but loved by the locals. The husband and wife run the place until noon, and then the wife takes over in the afternoon. The menu includes regular coffee, beans from around the world, tea, juice, and even curry for lunch. The beans are affordable at factory prices, making it convenient for locals. The cafe has a luxurious feel with solid counters and tables. I ordered a Caramel Ole, which had a perfect blend of caramel syrup, cream, milk, and coffee. It was a delightful experience, reminiscent of the one I had with a hedgehog before. Thank you for this blissful moment!