나는 킷사텐 덕후인가, 가마쿠라 덕후인가.　KAMAKURA KISSATEN | 호코쿠지 | 자이모쿠자

In this video, I introduce three hidden gems of Kamakura’s quiet backstreets—kissaten cafés that feel like treasures. Idobata is a tiny coffee truck with the charm of a neighborhood wellside. The master, who once worked at a bookstore, hand-drips each cup of specialty coffee, steeped in quiet stories. Coffee Ikawa is a traditional kissaten tucked away in a residential alley, holding 50 years of history. A melon soda in a glass cup, accompanied by soft classical music, feels like a scene from an old memory. Jikabaisen Coffee Gen is remembered by its solid wooden sign and the aroma of freshly roasted beans. Their house blend, served in Arita porcelain, carries a clear, refined bitterness with understated grace. Coffee is a drink—but here, it’s also time itself. May you find calm in these kissaten, where the afternoon quietly lets your heart rest.