Kasei — Restaurant in Kyoto

On my way from Tofukuji Station to the east side of the Japanese Red Cross Hospital, which stands in front of it, I saw a tea room that didn't look like that, so I went in after peeping inside. There was an old woman who had been discharged from an illness who was alone, so I ordered a sandwich and coffee with telling here I was not in a hurry. To get to the boy's room, I had to pass through a pottery workshop, where several half-finished pottery and mechanical tools and instrument were left behind, covered in dust. I didn't ask too much about it not to hurt her, but it was clear that they belonged to the late master. I took these photos with her...

I enjoyed looking at the beautiful pottery and dishes around the coffee shop. The milk tea I had was fantastic; not as rich as chai, but the black tea flavor was soft, coming through perfectly balanced. Service was a little slow because the owner was chatting with another customer....

We stopped in on our walk from Tofuku-ji to Sennyu-Ju. The little lady was so kind and detailed. We had iced coffee and toast. She made toast and this tasty little salad. Ended with a couple slices of fresh banana. The ac was a great addition since...