I experienced an oxygen capsule for the first time in my life and took a few steps from there to find this restaurant!!!! I was thinking about reading a book, so I decided to stop by. I had Keema curry, which was delicious, and also ordered an iced coffee. In terms of cost performance, it was just average.

I visited a beauty clinic in Ginza to have my postoperative progress checked. I'm starting to feel like getting facial plastic surgery. LOL Now I have an hour until my meeting in Yaesu, so I'm wondering how to pass the time while looking up at the clear blue sky. I took a leisurely walk near Marunouchi Gate and bought dried small fish at Ginza Sasahana. I realized that I haven't eaten anything since morning. I filled up on unsweetened lemon sour 9% like filling up gas, but I really have no appetite. I've been continuing to have business meals at top-notch restaurants, but I end up leaving food behind with course meals and stop eating before finishing everything, which is rude. Maybe I have some kind of illness... or maybe it's the sickness of love. I'm looking around for a delicious curry restaurant or pasta restaurant, and I spot a Chinese herbal curry place. It's great to have lunch curry at 15:30. Here, there's a book cafe in Ginza called Ginza Book Cafe where you can read while having tea, and the sweets are also excellent. The inside of the store is very clean and calming. I bought a new book by Keigo Higashino and felt a great sense of fulfillment. It's right in front of Yurakucho side of Ginza-itchome Station. It's next to the Tokyo Central Branch of Happy Science, so the operation might be run by Happy Science. In the neighboring town of Shirokane, there is a very nice building of Happy Science, and I always think of buying it while jogging, which is quite inappropriate. LOL The herbal curry at the book cafe is made using only 25 types of spices without using any wheat flour, which is great. You can get a drink with a set for an additional 150 yen. I didn't hesitate to order iced tea. The curry was mild, the ceiling was high, and I had a luxurious time. Wi-Fi is also available, so I recommend it. Thank you for the meal. Thank you very much.

Book Cafe operated by Books Future Co., Ltd. (a subsidiary of Happy Science Publishing) is a book cafe that book lovers will adore, with free Wi-Fi and power outlets available, and unlimited reading of books in the store. They also offer light meals and cake menus, making it a perfect place for a relaxing coffee time. At Happy Science Ginza Book Cafe, various seminars and events are held every month with different guests invited. You will surely find hints to upgrade your life here. [Address] 2-2-19 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo [Arrival Date] Weekday [Number of People Waiting] 0 [Wait Time] 0 minutes [Ordered Items] Cake Set 1300 yen (tax included) Hot Americano Danish-style cheesecake with a sophisticated taste that stands out with its acidity, and a moderate saltiness that adds to its charm. The bottom is lined with a thick cookie crust that is soft and gentle, lacking the crispy texture.

At first glance, the restaurant looks like a stylish manga cafe, but it turns out to be a building operated by Happy Science, as the sign stands out. The interior is filled with bookshelves covering the walls, with books displayed. Upon closer inspection, there are many books related to Happy Science. I didn't have much time, so I just had an iced rooibos tea and left, but there is a second floor as well, so it might be a hidden gem.

The cafe I always go to when I want to charge in Ginza. Order and pay at the counter on the first floor, then take a number tag and head to the second floor. Each seat has an outlet, so you can choose your favorite type of seat. It's a book cafe, but there are only books related to a certain religion, so it seems like there are few people actually reading them. The cheesecake from Yamagata prefecture used to be very delicious, but it has changed to a different cheesecake and unfortunately the taste has dropped. However, the drinks are delicious and the customer service is quite good, so I think I will stop by again when I need to charge up.

I entered a cafe called Book Cafe with a nice exterior. The interior had a calming woody atmosphere with lots of books that are all available for purchase. I noticed there were many books by Ryuho Okawa, so I googled it while waiting for my coffee, and found out that this cafe is operated by Happy Science. Even though I am not a member, I was able to enter, so I think anyone can enter. However, I wish there was a clearer indication somewhere. I had coffee and a bagel sandwich, and the staff were very friendly and the food was delicious. The restroom was also clean. It was a Sunday morning and not very crowded, so I think it's a good cafe to relax and unwind.

After having lunch in Ginza, I decided to look for a cafe to have coffee. As I was walking, I noticed a building for the "Happy Science" organization. Surprisingly, there was a cafe next to it. I hesitated a bit, thinking it might be affiliated with "Happy Science," but I decided to go in. I ordered a "Cheesecake Set" for 1,000 yen on the first floor and went upstairs to enjoy it. The second floor had a calm atmosphere with many books, not just about "Happy Science." The coffee, a blend with a mocha-like flavor, was carefully brewed and served. However, the homemade cheesecake was a bit disappointing as it seemed like it had been sitting in the fridge for a while and was very cold. Overall, the cafe is a good place to quietly read and enjoy coffee, especially if you're interested in browsing through books.

After having lunch, I wanted to have dessert for the first time visiting this cafe run by "Happy Science". The interior was filled with Happy Science books, and music produced by Master Ryuho Okawa was playing, but other than that, it was just like a regular cafe. The second-floor cafe space was empty and very comfortable. The song "Banana" by Chieko Sen with Little Ants was playing, with interesting lyrics that seemed to influence the food. I ordered the Denmark-style cheesecake set with a drink for ¥1,200. The cheesecake was from a coffee shop called "Coffee Senka Michi" in Yamagata Prefecture. The cheesecake was thin like a tart, with a rich cheese flavor, and the cinnamon-flavored base had a crunchy texture that complemented the cake well. I also had a straight coffee set with a Guatemala blend for an extra ¥50, which paired nicely with the cake. I enjoyed my time here and would love to visit again if I have the chance. Thank you for the meal!

First visit in March 2021 (No.2477). I used to pass by this shop countless times, but I ran out of cafe options in this area, so I decided to stop by to kill time before the lunch spot opened (lol). I ordered a cafe latte for 700 yen and an Earl Grey tea for 650 yen. While waiting for my order on the 2nd floor, I checked out the interior of the shop, which had many books lined up as it is a book cafe. However, upon closer inspection, I realized that most of the books were related to religion or published by "Happy Science." I didn't do much research before visiting, so it was only at this point that I finally noticed the connection between the shop name "HAPPY SCIENCE" and "Happy Science" (-_-;). I enjoyed the slightly pricey but delicious drinks and quickly moved on to the lunch spot (lol). Thank you for the meal.

Order on the 1st floor, seating on the 2nd floor with a window overlooking the Ginza pedestrian crossing. Table seats have charging outlets. Wi-Fi is available. A space for those studying or reading, where you can immerse yourself in your own world quietly. Cake set for 1200 yen. The drink is a cafe latte. The latte art seems a bit off, but the taste is good! Denmark-style cheesecake. What does Denmark-style mean...? The tart has a hint of cinnamon flavor. The two layers of cheese on top have a subtle lemon aroma, not too sweet. The cheese adds a nice richness to it. Personally, I like this type of cheesecake. The large slice is satisfying. Enjoying it slowly while reading a book. The background music and the books available are slightly spiritual and mysterious, but it's a nice place to relax. Thank you for the meal.

Danish cheesecake I went to the gym in the morning and had only protein for breakfast and lunch. I was feeling hungry, but I knew I had a fancy French dinner planned for the evening. So, I decided to satisfy my hunger with a slice of cheesecake. The crust was firm and really tasted like cheese. It melted smoothly in my mouth. The cheesiness was there but not overwhelming, surprisingly easy to eat. I personally prefer a crunchy cookie crust, but this one was moist and dense. It mixed well with the cheese and had a good mouthfeel. The hint of cinnamon was a nice touch ❤️ It's a great place to recharge, quiet, with unlimited books to read. It seems like a good place to kill time.

I went to a cafe near the antenna shop in Ginza Itchome Station, Ishikawa Prefecture for work. It was crowded, so I ended up going to Marunie. I tried the cheesecake, which was rich and firm, with a strong cinnamon flavor. After finishing talking with my colleague, I noticed that there were many unfamiliar books around. My colleague asked if it was a cafe for the Happy Science group, but it turned out to be a different place. It seems to be a cafe affiliated with a religious group, but I'm not really into religion.

①Visit date: 1/21/2021 ②Time: 15:00 ③Crowdedness: 20% ④Menu: Minestrone, Blueberry Tea ⑤Taste review: The minestrone was great! It's a standard minestrone that everyone knows. The bowl is big, so it's quite filling. ⑥Other comments: It's a great place to work or study. Everyone seems to be focused on their tasks. If you want to concentrate, I recommend visiting this place. Just be aware that the music from Happy Science can be a bit loud and distracting! 😂

On the first floor, you can place your order, and on the second floor, the staff don't come around much so you can relax. The cafe has a nice atmosphere with books related to office work on the first floor. I ordered a cafe latte and cheesecake, and the latte art was cute. Surprisingly, the cheesecake was incredibly delicious, definitely worth trying. Recommended for those who need to recharge or use an outlet in Ginza.

There are few places in Ginza where you can eat a cake set for around 1000 yen. As someone from the countryside, I have a strong image of cafes from my student days where you could eat a small cake and drink coffee for less than 1000 yen, and pass the time. But in Ginza, it is common for prices to be higher than lunch. I hope someone will change this common sense someday. In such a Ginza cafe, this place stood out as a rare spot where you can eat a cake set for 1000 yen. Plus, you can freely read the books in the book cafe inside, which is convenient for passing the time. I visited eagerly on a weekday afternoon. I placed my order and payment at the reception on the first floor, then went up to the second floor. The view of the city along Sotobori Street from the large glass window was bright and pleasant. Surprisingly, there were few customers, so I could enjoy a quiet time. I ordered the fondant chocolat set. However, I chose to add a coconut latte for an additional 100 yen, making it 1100 yen. The fondant chocolat had a crispy exterior and a gooey chocolate inside, which was delicious. The coconut latte had a slight unique taste but was not bad. Now, I thought of reading a book, so I looked at the shelf with hundreds of books, only to find that almost all of them were by Ryuho Okawa. It turned out to be a store related to Happy Science. Perhaps it's a store for image strategy.

The BOOK CAFE in Ginza Ichome takes orders on the first floor and you can enjoy your meal on the second floor, which gives a quiet impression. The bagel set costs 1200 yen and includes a delicious, chewy bagel and a drink of your choice. I had a bagel with prosciutto and a lemonade set for 1200 yen. It's lucky if you can get a seat near the open windows. Despite the small space, the restroom is wheelchair accessible and there is an elevator, which is very considerate. The only inconvenience is that there is no bell to call the staff, so you have to go downstairs to get their attention, but it's a peaceful place to relax.

I wandered around looking for a place to work remotely near Yurakucho, and ended up here after finding that even Doutor was not available. When I asked if there were seats with power outlets at the entrance, they answered with a smile that there were. There are a few seats and the counter on the first floor, and on the second floor, there are seats with books and power outlets. You pay first and then they bring your order to you. I hadn't had lunch yet, so I ordered the Hayashi Rice (1,000 yen) and a cafe latte. The restaurant seems new and clean. There are about 10 seats on the second floor, with power outlets under the tables. Other people were also working there. This place really saved me... Thank you so much.

Today, I had some business in Ginza, so I went there. I had some time before my appointment, so I decided to look for a nearby cafe on Tabelog. I found a stylish cafe nearby and decided to visit. It was a book cafe, with a calm interior where I could relax. The staff were also very polite. I sat down and my coffee was brought to me, allowing me to spend a leisurely time there. I would like to visit again when I have time on the weekend. I just hope it won't be too crowded on weekends. Thank you for the meal.

Located along the outer moat street near Kyobashi, GINZA BOOK CAFE by HAPPY SCIENCE is a cafe with both a first and second floor. You order and pay on the first floor, then wait at your seat. The second floor is bright with computers in the back, and many books available for reading or purchase. The cake set, priced at 1000 yen including tax, was served in about 5 minutes. The Earl Grey chiffon cake with vanilla ice cream was accompanied by chocolate sauce and nuts, creating a delightful combination. The chiffon cake was light and fluffy with a nice Earl Grey aroma. The iced coffee was also delicious. Although I visited without prior information, it seems to be a cafe associated with a certain organization. Nonetheless, it was a pleasant and comfortable cafe without any suspicious vibes. It's a convenient place for charging devices as well, with available power outlets. Overall, it's a user-friendly cafe with a nice atmosphere. Thank you for the meal!

A cafe located across the street from Ginza Inz. The interior has a calm atmosphere where people can relax, read books, or work alone. There are many interesting books available for reading or passing the time, such as self-help and business books. The staff are friendly and provide good service. The iced tea was delicious. I raised the rating a bit because the atmosphere was so pleasant. I would like to come back when I'm alone.