A Hideaway Cafe in Kami City, Kochi, for a Peaceful Escape

To the next Japan cafe

Tabiiro’s picks: signature dishes

A cheesecake with subtle sweetness

A Rich "Rich Cream Cheesecake" with Subtle Sweetness

The house-made "Rich Cream Cheesecake" is a signature sweet from "To the next Japan cafe," created specifically to pair with coffee. Its restrained sweetness brings out the natural richness and flavor of the cheese, while the coffee's aromatic fragrance and subtle bitterness complement it in balance. Smooth in texture and rich yet clean on the finish, the cheesecake remains appealing through the final bite. It works well both as a dessert after a meal and as a sweet finish after drinks.

Popular pairings

Coffee carefully paired with house-made sweets

"Hyakunenya Blend"

The "Hyakunenya Blend" combines several coffee bean varieties in a carefully balanced blend that brings out distinctive characteristics such as aroma, richness, and acidity. The blend changes from time to time, creating "a new discovery with every visit" and earning strong support from regular guests and coffee enthusiasts. Particular attention is also given to pairings with house-made sweets, especially the signature "Rich Cream Cheesecake," made with restrained sweetness to complement the coffee. Together, the coffee and cheesecake bring out and enhance each other's flavors.

Must-try signature dish

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  "Strawberry Cream Soda" Available in Limited Quantities

  The "Strawberry Cream Soda" showcases strawberries carefully grown in Geisei Village, Kochi Prefecture. Soda flavored with syrup that highlights the fruit's sweetness and gentle acidity pairs harmoniously with ice cream, while the photogenic presentation adds to the appeal.

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  Thick-Cut "French Toast" at 5cm

  The "French Toast" features generously thick bread, approximately 5 cm high, with a fluffy, pleasantly chewy texture. Served with ice cream, the pairing creates a rich and satisfying flavor. This dish is well suited to a leisurely evening cafe break.

Interior

A historic traditional house over 100 years old

The warm, wood-filled interior makes use of "Hyakunenya Shuoku," a Registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan, with soft lighting creating an even more comfortable atmosphere. The space suits conversation with friends or family and also serves as a relaxed "third place" for solo visitors.

From the Tabiiro Editorial Team

Created from a desire to preserve a historic building, this hidden cafe occupies "Hyakunenya Shuoku," a Registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan. The softly illuminated evening cafe has been especially well received, offering a broad selection ranging from sweets to savory dishes. Casual conversation with the friendly owner adds another welcoming element to the experience.