It has moved from Nishi-Otaru to within a 5-minute walk from Otaru Station. It is located on the basement floor of the Otaru Economic Center Building with a brick-like design. The bright interior with a white theme and stylish chairs make a strong impression. In addition to the master's specialty coffee, they also offer flavored coffees and teas. The neighboring car rental shop makes it convenient to stop by during waiting times. They also offer coffee to go. Of course, they also sell coffee beans. I bought the Sweet Mix and it was easy to drink and delicious. The aroma when brewing the coffee is irresistible.

There used to be a coffee shop at Minami-Otaru Station. Now it has moved to the basement of the Sangyo Kaikan building. I was sad to find out that the shop in Minami-Otaru was gone, but I heard a rumor and found it! The coffee shop is known for its deep and rich flavor. The master carefully drips the coffee, and the aroma is amazing. The coffee beans must be fresh, that's why it tastes so good. I was worried that the taste might have changed after the move, but it is still delicious. You can also get coffee to go. I wish they would open in a more visible location, but for those who love deep and rich coffee, I highly recommend it!

I went to a coffee shop called "Coffee Koubou" near Otaru Station, which recently relocated. The location may be a bit hard to find for first-time visitors, but once you find it, you can enjoy the quiet atmosphere. The interior of the shop is simple and clean, with a sense of openness. However, the lack of information and the dark, heavy music may be off-putting for some. I tried the "Sweet MIX (500 yen)" coffee, which was meticulously brewed by the master. The coffee, which is roasted in-house, had a slightly deep flavor with a strong bitterness and a pleasant aroma. Overall, the coffee was delicious. Despite not being a fan of the atmosphere, I enjoyed the coffee. I recommend giving it a try to see if the atmosphere suits your taste while enjoying a delicious cup of coffee.

I visited this shop in Otaru for the first time in a while. It's a bright and clean shop with a white-based color scheme. Located in the basement of a building, it feels like a hidden gem. This time, I tried a coffee with chocolate in it. It was slightly sweet, but the coffee flavor was not lost, making it a comforting taste. My sister was asking for the recipe, and I realized that the ingredients are carefully selected to complement the coffee. The blend beans I bought and brought back to the office were also well received, with everyone commenting on the rich aroma and easy-to-drink quality.