FENDER FLAGSHIP TOKYO, the world's first flagship store of the leading instrument maker "FENDER." Inside, there is a collaboration cafe with 'Verve Coffee.' - Stratocaster Rose Latte: 800 yen A latte with a rose petal decoration exclusive to this store, with the sweetness and aroma of roses. Personally, it wasn't my favorite, but it was a commemorative drink that I ordered without any issues. The service was polite and the atmosphere was pleasant. For more details, check out the blog (Futatabi). SNS trends are easy to keep up with, but there is so much information that it's hard to keep track of. Do you need a reservation? How long before it sells out? I want to visit this place, but the ticket system is confusing... I want to help answer those questions as much as possible. - Monthly PVs: 35,000 - Gourmet and travel blog 'Futatabi': futatabiblog.com - Instagram: wakuwaku_saaan

I secretly went to the flagship Fender shop in between work. It's like a Fender museum^ ^ There was a cafe in the basement, so I took a break there. It was full... but you can take out and drink while looking at guitars. It's really helpful^ ^

The cafe located in the basement of the world's first FENDER shop, which opened in the former H&M store in Harajuku. Although you order at the counter and then are called to pick up your order, it is not clear which payment methods are accepted. Water is self-service, but this is not indicated. If your order is the same as someone else's, it can be confusing when they call your name, so it's better to get a receipt. Some customers take their empty dishes and cups back to the counter themselves. It seems like they also clean up for you. The prices are not much cheaper than other cafes, so it would be helpful to have signs explaining how to order and pay. The staff were giving quite strict instructions to foreign visitors, but without any written information, it can be very confusing. I think it would be difficult for the staff as well, so I hope improvements are made. There is only one restroom that is unisex, but it looks cool so I recommend it.

Fender, the world-leading instrument maker, opened its first flagship store "FENDER FLAGSHIP TOKYO" today! Although I can't play the guitar, I was excited to visit the "FENDER CAFE powered by VERVE COFFEE ROASTERS" on the B1 floor. The cafe is a collaboration between Fender and Verve Coffee, with a trusted barista from a popular Harajuku cafe as the manager. I recommend trying the "IN TUNE" menu, which seems to be named after tuning. I even ran into Edward Cole, the President of Fender Music Asia.

Bruno Mars is coming to Japan. I had a great experience. Are you going to buy tickets? I am going to buy them.

There is an original blend available. The cafe itself is not very big. I visited around 6 pm on a weekday, and there were hardly any food options. The cafe latte made with the original blend beans was delicious.