The club offers all-you-can-drink coffee breaks. It's delicious.

At the Kakkou CLUB Akihabara Station store, they do not serve food, but they have a drink bar with two self-service vending machines with paper cups. My recommendation is melon soda with Calpis! If you want to eat here, you can buy food at the nearest store or they also sell cup ramen at the counter. They have cooking facilities such as a microwave and a kettle. Although it used to be labeled as women-only, currently it is unisex. There are a few women-only seats in the back.

(H28.8 revisit) I used it again to participate in an early morning tour. This time it was the height of summer. However, I was able to spend time without feeling too hot. The quiet atmosphere that doesn't feel like a city as usual. And it has become a PokéStop (bitter smile), so I was able to collect Monster Balls as much as I wanted (but not many Pokémon appeared, sorry for the digression). However, I felt that the price had increased. It's a shame that there is no morning service, but considering staying at a business hotel, it is inexpensive (drinks are also all-you-can-drink). You cannot make a reservation, but you can stay without a reservation, but it seemed to have become popular and was quite crowded. I was looking for a manga café where women can relax and read manga safely while adjusting my schedule early in the morning from Tokyo, and I heard that a women-only manga café had opened in Akihabara, so I decided to use it. Near the entrance, there were izakayas and other places where men were walking around, but inside the store, only women, including the staff, were present. Just as it is a stylish Kaikatsu Club, the inside was very clean. They also lent massage cushions, so I borrowed one. I was worried because I had brought a knee blanket in case it was cold since I used it in winter, but the inside was very warm and I didn't need to worry. Since reservations are not accepted, I wondered if it would be okay to use it on weekends, but the store was spacious, so it was okay. The staff were very kind, and there were plenty of drinks, manga, and magazines, so it was so comfortable that I wanted to spend the whole day here without going out (bitter smile) (I read Glass Mask from the first volume to the end... I wanted to read it slowly until the end, but ended up skimming through the last part... sweat). However, the time was extended to 8 hours, so you need to be careful about the time you enter, otherwise it might not feel like a good deal. (I entered at 9 and left at 6, so I ended up going over a bit. It felt like it was too early to leave before 6, but it is still much cheaper than a business hotel). And the biggest service of Kaikatsu CLUB, morning, is not available here, which is a shame. (Instead, you can bring your own, so it might be a good idea to stop by a convenience store before entering the store). Still, it's a very comfortable space, so if I have the chance, I would like to visit only this store.