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Kissaten: Are Japan’s Old-School Coffee Shops Fading?
Kissaten (喫茶店), and specifically junkissa (純喫茶, “pure tea/coffee houses”), are traditional Japanese coffee shops. They peaked in the early 1980s and have been in steady decline ever since, squeezed by chain cafés like Doutor and Starbucks or disappearing from the hands of aging owners without success…
#Japan #JP #JapanNews #coffee #junkissa #Kissa #news #tea
https://www.alojapan.com/1477599/kissaten-are-japans-old-school-coffee-shops-fading/ -
Kissaten: Are Japan’s Old-School Coffee Shops Fading?
Kissaten (喫茶店), and specifically junkissa (純喫茶, “pure tea/coffee houses”), are traditional Japanese coffee shops. They peaked in the early 1980s and have been in steady decline ever since, squeezed by chain cafés like Doutor and Starbucks or disappearing from the hands of aging owners without success…
#Japan #JP #JapanNews #coffee #junkissa #Kissa #news #tea
https://www.alojapan.com/1477599/kissaten-are-japans-old-school-coffee-shops-fading/ -
https://www.alojapan.com/1477599/kissaten-are-japans-old-school-coffee-shops-fading/ Kissaten: Are Japan’s Old-School Coffee Shops Fading? #coffee #Japan #JapanNews #junkissa #Kissa #news #tea Kissaten (喫茶店), and specifically junkissa (純喫茶, “pure tea/coffee houses”), are traditional Japanese coffee shops. They peaked in the early 1980s and have been in steady decline ever since, squeezed by chain cafés like Doutor and Starbucks or disappearing from the hands of aging owners without successors. However, a recent counter-trend
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https://www.alojapan.com/1477599/kissaten-are-japans-old-school-coffee-shops-fading/ Kissaten: Are Japan’s Old-School Coffee Shops Fading? #coffee #Japan #JapanNews #junkissa #Kissa #news #tea Kissaten (喫茶店), and specifically junkissa (純喫茶, “pure tea/coffee houses”), are traditional Japanese coffee shops. They peaked in the early 1980s and have been in steady decline ever since, squeezed by chain cafés like Doutor and Starbucks or disappearing from the hands of aging owners without successors. However, a recent counter-trend
