Mikado Coffee Karuizawa Kyudo Branchミカドコーヒー軽井沢旧道店

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Founded in Tokyo in 1948, this long-established coffee roaster opened in Kyu-Karuizawa in 1952 and is located in Karuizawa Town, Kitasaku County, Nagano Prefecture. It is popular as a place to casually enter during a stroll, and the cake set with their own roasted coffee is a popular choice. The Mocha-soft (ice cream) is known as a popular product of Karuizawa, loved for its rich taste and mild sweetness, and is also available for takeout. The interior of the shop has a retro atmosphere that gives one the impression of a Showa period summer home spot.

Nagano Pref. Kitasakugunkaruizawamachi Karuizawa 786-2 (Karuizawa / Saku / KomoroArea)

0267422453

10:00-17:00 (L.O. 16:30)

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Reviewed:2018/09/06 a tourist stop, but not that great

Our experience may not be typical, but my wife felt the coffee was weak and the desserts not that great. We were happier with other shops, like the French Bakery and Asanoya Boulangerie. Its usually...

Reviewed:2018/08/07 Coffee and ice cream

Waltz on up to the cafe and get seated. The coffee and ice cream set is just perfect. Refreshing hot and then cold.

Some good packs to buy and take home too.

Reviewed:2018/04/08 Delicious Ice cream

I’m really impressed by its taste. Eating ice cream, I enjoyed walking. I heard John Lennon loved an ice cream here. It’s good enough to persuade me.

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Nagano Main Areas

Nagano prefecture is an exciting mix of mountains, hot spring monkeys, and preserved Edo history. At the heart of the Japanese Alps, Nagano is one of the country's most popular destinations, whether in winter for its snow sports and the much-loved Jigokudani Monkey Park or in the warmer months for discovering the undulating hills on foot. For fantastic Edo architecture, head to the Kiso Valley for a 60-kilometer stretch of quaint wooden buildings that marked the Nakasendo route 200 years ago.

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