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Everything is expensive.

A glass full of water. Expired expiration potion. Tasteless coffee.

Cafe attached to Okuma Museum. After enjoying the WEDGWOOD collection, make tea in a nice cup, even if you can't buy it.

Very atmospheric building and nice tableware. The interior also made me feel particular about it, and it was a coffee shop with an indescribable space as if a good old couple had become a part of the interior. A set of a special cheesecake (Isn't it handmade?) And a drink is 1,000 yen. The taste of Earl Gray is usually slightly lighter. I was surprised that iced coffee came out in a coffee cup (of course Royal Copenhagen)! The taste was normal. Cheesecake is delicious ... Considering the quality of convenience stores, it feels like a cheesecake that is expensive and tastes normal. It was an early season to turn on the cooler The inside of the store with the windows closed was hot and I have doubts as a measure against corona.

On the way home from Matsumoto, I came up with the idea of ​​greeting the customer here. There are about 4 pairs in the Nakashin area, which were set aside more than 10 years ago, but there are still some who are still in a relationship. It's a sequel. It's a sequel. I don't have anything to do when I go, but it's fun to just have time to spend time with people who are good or close. It's a sequel. It's a sequel. ..., but the first three of them went out with a rush, but things were absent. When I called, everyone just said they were out. It's a sequel. "I have a cell phone, so please contact me." I was scolded. I'm sorry, I still have no plans. It's a sequel. The fourth house is Hodaka, and actually it is a friend's house from old times. If you contact me in advance this time, I will be out. However, I have a wife, so I leave it as a souvenir and raise it as soon as possible. It's a sequel. It's a sequel. I wander around Azumino without deciding whether to return to Route 19 or to go around Omachi. I like the rural scenery around here. The villages scattered between the green fields are properly called "letter". I think that the hedges around here are trees of Takai instead of white oak or red robin, which is one of the reasons why it looks different. It's a sequel. It's a sequel. There are two European buildings lined up in the forest in a fluffy area. When I looked it up, I heard that it exhibited a collection of a ceramic maker called Royal Copenhagen in Denmark at a facility called Okuma Museum. It is said that the two are a piece, a museum and a piece of cafe. This is another encounter, let's visit. It's a sequel. It's a sequel. I don't know the details, but...I don't know enough to say, but the products of this company, which has been in existence for over 100 years, are based on the deep blue color that was influenced by Komari Iri ware in Japan. It's a sequel. It's a sequel. That's right, it's not "blue", it's called "blue" at the bottom of the deep sea, which seems to wrap anything around. It is hard to say that the tableware with deep blue paintings, especially Christmas plates, is "beautiful", and this may be called "awesome". It's a sequel. It's a sequel. You have to cool the overwhelmed and soft brain. Let's take a break at the cafe. It's a sequel. It's a sequel. It's a sequel. "Cafe Azumino Library" What is the style of this building? Despite being an architect, I don't remember that I can only say that one or both hands are falling. However, the space colored in white and brown gives a serene feeling just by being there. It is good to be surrounded by many books because it is called "bunko". It's a sequel. It's a sequel. "Cake set" 1000 yen A set of rare cheesecake and drip coffee. The Christmas plate of Royal Copenhagen,… When you look at the light beige cheesecake on that deep deep blue, it seems that Scandinavia in the 1800s is in front of you. The brilliant, rustic breeze is the old movie of Bellmann. No, because it's Denmark, is it a dryer? The rich cheese and citrus scent is wonderful. It has a very royal presence. I was convinced that tableware is not something you can see, but that it gives off its original charm when used. It's a sequel. It's a sequel. It's a sequel. As I always think, I can go to the museum, but even if I hit it without prior knowledge, I am not impressed properly. It's a waste. At least read Wikipedia and then revisit.

Three years before the Okuma Museum, the cafe opened by Mr. and Mrs. Okuma is surrounded by forests and stands quietly today. The carefully polished folk art furniture, the deep blue of Royal Copenhagen, and the elegantly lined bookshelves are filled with the calm of Scandinavia. It is irreplaceable that you can spend your time reading the collection at will while being enchanted by the neat edge of the homemade rare cheesecake that complements the plate.