Cafe Toyu

Named after the Ehime-born haiku poet Shiraishi Toyu, this cafe features a modest entrance that adds charm while facing the street, making it a hidden gem. The space evokes the traditional atmosphere of a Kyoto machiya, furnished with soft sofas and box seats, allowing for a leisurely flow of time. Known for its comforting dishes like gentle-flavored omelette curry, daily rice specials, and aromatic royal milk tea, the cafe also prides itself on attentive service. It’s a place where you can relax and enjoy a soothing moment in a tranquil setting.