Tokyo's four must-see coffee shops for book lovers!

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How can you enjoy reading a good book with a cup of coffee with great flavor? Well, at least for coffee lovers, reading while drinking this bitter sweet drink is enough to start each day, and it's an ideal way to pass the time. Coffee and books are the perfect combination in the hearts of many people!

In Tokyo, you don't have to travel far away to enjoy these two pleasures at the same time. You can visit some great coffee shops to enjoy serenity, a good drink, and a cozy place. Take a look at some of these coffee shops!

1.Paperback Caf é (thank you very much)

For those looking for affordable coffee and a wide collection of books, Paperback Cafe, located in Shenbao, is an excellent choice. Here are all kinds of coffee with different prices depending on beans, as well as light foods such as sandwiches and curry rice for those who feel hungry while reading!

The usual visitors here include students, home workers and even office workers who want to take their work out of the office to change their mood. Look at this lovely and comfortable place!

Paper Back Cafe web page (web page)

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2.Rainy Day Bookstore & Caf é

Don't be fooled by the name of the store. Rainy Day Caf é is not only open to ordinary customers during the rainy season, it is actually inspired by the Japanese proverb "one should read on a rainy day". Unlike the usual coffee shops in this city, this place is a bit secluded, and if you don't look for it carefully, you will easily miss it!

It is located in a basement, which is why there is no mobile phone signal, which can be a real benefit to people who want to pull themselves out of the world! Its unique collection contains a number of English resources, making it an attractive hiding place for local and international book lovers who need serious solitude.

Rainy Day Bookstore & Caf é Food website

3.Brooklyn Parlor (please tell me about it)

Are you looking for a store with books, coffee and art? Brooklyn Parlor is a free space created by a family that mimics an easy gathering place in New York. Because of this, in addition to coffee, it also serves a variety of meals and drinks, and allows customers to browse bookshelves full of good books. If you find something worth taking home, you can even buy it in a coffee shop.

Because of its cozy atmosphere and restaurant-like furnishings, it may be full, especially at lunchtime. So if you want to experience its hospitality when there are not many people, it would be the best time to go at 3 or 4 p.m.

Brooklyn Parlor web page (web page)

4.Blue Books Caf é (thank you very much)

This is a place you will never want to miss when you wander around Freedom Hill, a fashionable area south of Tokyo. It is a small coffee shop and a restaurant and bar filled with soothing jazz in the air.

Its collection may not include very academic works for you to study, but it does have some excellent quality photo collections, magazines, prose collections, and even fashion-related reading data that fully highlight the local fame. It is a cozy, small and very comfortable place where you can enjoy a beautiful and lazy afternoon.

Blue Books Caf é (please read the web page).

You don't need to be a book or coffee enthusiast to enjoy the pleasant hospitality offered by these coffee shops. Whether you're looking for a good place to rest your legs after shopping in Tokyo, or looking for the best cup of coffee in the city, one of these coffee shops may be exactly what you want! Go to one of the coffee shops and find the best place to read and taste coffee in Tokyo!