Exploring Cafés in Japan with @tukanana
To see more photos of Japanese coffee shops and beautiful latte art, follow @tukanana on Instagram. You can also find more photos and stories of his experiences on his blog.
Over the past few years, cafés have become a place of craftsmanship and artistry in Japan. New coffee shops that roast their own beans and serve them in their own brewing styles are emerging across the country. Many locals have embraced the coffee culture, including Tokyo Instagrammer @tukanana. A fan of Japanese cafés for nearly ten years, he goes to as many as four coffee shops daily to enjoy various types of coffee and the different atmosphere of the shops.
"Japanese cafés are great because each of the shops has their own personality which reflects the seasons as well as the area of their location," he says. "Also, there is a good selection of cafés to choose from to find the one that best matches your taste."
@tukanana makes his selection of cafĂ©s based on a holistic evaluation of location, appearance, interior and menu. While many of his photos focus on just the coffee, he always likes to share at least one photo that captures the total atmosphere of the shop. âI look at many magazines and works of other good photographers, which makes it easier for me to picture the kind of shot I want,â he says.
To see more photos and videos from coffee shops in Japan, explore the following location pages:
BALLONDâESSAI Latte & Art, Tokyo
Cafe 5040 Ocha-Nova, Ibaraki
Kissa Minka (ć«è¶ăăłă«), Kanagawa
Kissa Seiso (ć«è¶æé), Osaka
ellievsbear
kianamaiart
vaporwave
prguitarman
kaledo-art
gummygunk
baratheonpilled
andulkaphoto
