The Night After the Festival 🎆 Quiet Japanese Kissaten Jazz | Retro Café Ambience [149 min]

The festival ended last night. The lanterns have been taken down, the street is quiet again, and yet — one small firework blooms in the distance, like a farewell. The white cat watches it from the window of Kissaten KOHAKU, and the record keeps spinning softly. ☕ About this café: "Kissaten" (純喫茶) are old-fashioned Japanese coffee houses from the Shōwa era — warm lamplight, velvet chairs, cream soda, and jazz on vinyl. KOHAKU ("amber") is an imaginary kissaten, est. 1973, where time moves a little slower. 🎵 Nearly 2.5 hours of nostalgic Japanese jazz — mellow piano trio, warm analog sound, and a touch of vinyl crackle. Perfect for studying, working, reading, or remembering a good summer night. 🏮 New videos every Monday, Wednesday, Friday & Sunday. If this little café feels like your place, a subscribe keeps the lights on. 🤖 Music and artwork created with AI tools, curated and arranged with care by a human. 🎵 Today's Menu (the mix repeats — stay as long as you like): 0:00 The Last Burst Fades 2:07 Smoke in the Night Sky 4:30 Walking Home Slowly 7:25 Echoes of the Festival 10:28 Night Air After Fireworks 13:30 Quiet Streets 16:05 A Late Cup at KOHAKU 18:52 The Cat and the Night 21:23 Afterglow 23:58 Summer Night Reverie 26:41 Lanterns Going Out 29:35 The Town Sleeps 32:13 Starlight Remains 34:51 Midnight Calm #japanesejazz #kissaten #summernight #studymusic #jazzbgm #fireworks