Meikyoku-kissa Violon - Suginami City

Name: Meikyoku-kissa Violon - Suginami City
Address: 2 Chome-9-5 Asagayakita, Suginami City, Tokyo 166-0001, Japan, 166-0001, Japan

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住所：	2 Chome-9-5 Asagayakita, Suginami City, Tokyo 166-0001, Japan
電話：	📞 +8
Postal code :	166-0001
Webサイト：	http://meikyoku-kissa-violon.com/
カテゴリ：	カフェ , 喫茶店 ,

2 Chome-9-5 Asagayakita, Suginami City, Tokyo 166-0001, Japan

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1	1hatm3pp31 M on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ お店ではお客は瞑想しています。店員の方がテレパシーでコーヒーにブランデーを入れるか聞かれます。テレパシーで返答しましょう。会話をすると周りのお客から来んなボケという気を送られます。基本は一人で行きましょう。家族やカップルには向きません。 Customers are meditating at the store. The clerk will telepathically ask if you want to add brandy to your coffee. Let's reply telepathically. When you have a conversation, the customers around you will tell you that it is not blurry. Basically let's go alone. Not suitable for families and couples.
た	たーま on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ BGMではなく、しっかりとした音量で素晴らしい音楽を聴かせてくれる場所です。帰りに帽子を忘れて出てしまったのですが、お店の人が自転車で結構な距離を追いかけて届けてくださいました。その節はありがとうございました。。音楽が止まって放置されていたという口コミがありましたが、ここはおそらくワンオペでやっておられますので、そんな事情があったかと思われます。 It's not a BGM, it's a place where you can listen to great music at a solid volume. I forgot my hat on my way home, but the shop staff chased me a good distance by bicycle and delivered it. thank you for your help. .. There was a word of mouth that the music was stopped and left unattended, but it is probably done in one operation, so it seems that there was such a situation.
a	aya momotari on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 古くからある伝統的な名曲喫茶です。こちらは、ニューイヤーコンサートでおなじみのウィーン楽友協会の作りを模して設計されたそう。現地で実際にコンサートを聴きましたので、なるほどなぁという店内。長い時間を経た独特の木の匂いや床の軋み、暗めの灯り、時折プツプツと途切れるレコード、、、何時間でもいられる心地よい異空間。初めて訪れた15年ほど前は、席に着くと「お聴きになりたい曲はありますか？」とか「ブランデーは使われますか？」等、茶髪でジーンズの小娘の私なんかにも丁寧にマスターが対応してくれることもありましたが、ここ数年は、奥様？かお嬢様？？でしょうか、接客は丁寧で良いのですが、昼間マスターの姿を見ることがなく寂しいです。夜はイベントを開催するため、5時か6時に閉店してしまいます。都内にいくつかある名曲喫茶を訪れ15年ほど。名曲喫茶は店によってルールが様々で、おしゃべりOKな所もありますが、やはり「クラシック曲を聴く」ための喫茶店なので、会話目的で訪れるのは控えたいところ。店主さんの意向が一番ですが、一人で目を閉じて佇むお客さんがいたりしたら、マナーとして静かに過ごしましょう。 It is a traditional masterpiece coffee shop that has been around for a long time. This is said to have been designed to imitate the creation of the Wiener Musikverein, which is familiar at the New Year's Concert. I actually listened to the concert locally, so I see. The unique scent of wood over a long period of time, the creaking of the floor, the dark lights, the occasional choppy records, and so on. About 15 years ago when I first visited, when I got to my seat, the master politely asked me, a little girl with brown hair and jeans, such as "Are there any songs you want to listen to?" Or "Do you use brandy?" He sometimes responded, but have you been your wife for the past few years? Or lady? ?? Perhaps the customer service is polite, but I miss the daytime master. Due to the event held at night, the store closes at 5 or 6 o'clock. It's been about 15 years since I visited some famous music cafes in Tokyo. Meikyoku Kissa has different rules depending on the shop, and there are places where you can talk, but since it is a coffee shop for "listening to classical music", you should refrain from visiting for conversation purposes. The owner's intention is the best, but if there is a customer who stands alone with his eyes closed, let's spend quietly as a manner.
M	Msaeki on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ My fav cafe in Tokyo. Great sound, exquisite music, and knowledgeable master. I love the place when it is playing harpsichord pieces. They are using great vacuum tube amps.
N	NaiFang Ku on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Best place in Tokyo. It feels like a warm house with vivid classical music. I’m deeply touched. We appreciate the hospitality and warmth. Thank you from my deepest heart.
A	Amalia Fredericksen on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This atmosphere is amazing. All the seating faces a wall of old speakers blasting classical music. A great place to sit and ponder life or read. The population is likely to be a handful of old men sipping their coffee while silently listening to the records play. Not a great place to have a conversation, the goal is to enjoy the music. The coffee was weak, so I would recommend the tea. Cash only, no wifi. The little old lady running the place is adorable and very friendly.
F	Fuyumi Namioka on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It's an incredible place, one of the few survivors of pure "Showa style" café called "Meikyoku kissa" (literally "masterpiece music café") where you can listen to classical music with a great vintage hi-fi stereo set.
E	E on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A wonderful delight, it felt like I had escaped the craziness of the world and just entered the world of music. I will never forget this experience. You MUST go yourself to experience the magic for yourself. ❤️❤️