Café entertainment in Japan
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J-Café
Homely and comfy are the watchwords at this breezy café-bar on Heiwa-Ōdōri. Big red couches lend a living-room feel, and graffiti art adorns the walls. Scrumptious waffles, crepes and panini are on offer. The sign outside has a stylized 'j' like an ampersand.
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Royal Garden Café
This large airy bakery along the gingko-lined path to Jingū Gaien park has year-round outdoor seating, wi-fi and lunch sets from ¥950. To support sustainable lifestyles, it also hosts the occasional farmers market.
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Nana's Green Tea
Contemporary takes on traditional Japanese drinks: latte of frozen maccha (powdered green tea) with whipped cream, drinks with azuki beans, and a steaming bowl of zensai (azuki bean soup).
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Milonga Nueva
Off an alley parallel to Yasukuni-dōri, this wonderfully retro Euro cafe plays old tango tunes on the sound system and serves up blends like Kilimanjaro coffee for ¥650.
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Canopy
Café-style bar that pulls in a crowd of local expats for after-work snacks and drinks. The happy hour special here is a good and popular deal.
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Café Doppio
For a pick-me-up, stop by this pleasant café on the edge of the river. Cappuccinos, espressos, macchiatos and waffles.
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Seattle's Best Coffee
Opposite Junkudō bookstore, SBC offers the usual coffee and sweets, plus free wi-fi.
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Shingai Coffee Shop
A mellow place with good coffee, plus antique maps and old photos of Beppu.
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