Murui Deer 九条富小鹿 + 九条咖啡 [日本陶器，風呂敷(萬用包巾)，線香，浮世繪，古道具 ] - West District

The selection shop hidden in the quiet lane of the residential area, the items inside are really amazing! In addition, you can feel the enthusiasm for the utensils and the rich knowledge from the boss's introduction to ceramics and old things. You can find a lot of rare Japanese regional kiln products here. Those who love beautiful ceramics will definitely want to become regular customers here. Later, Taichung will definitely pay a special visit, super recommended!

There are many choices of furoshiki. You can ask the boss if you don’t know how to use it. The pottery has a texture and you can give it away for your own use. The atmosphere in the store is unique and rigorous. There is a Japanese fragrance in the air.

On a lucky day, just wander around and meet Kujo Coffee Looking at the photos is also very chill. #26degrees Small happiness in life: a cold coffee, a chill shop, and a lovely street view #26C

Great Japanese small shop! The clerk is also very kind~

Bring Japan's Fengya to Taiwan, all the choices are very like! Go to the second floor for a cup of coffee, from drink utensils to display, full of heart.

Japanese utensils, home accessories are dazzling, and the texture is excellent. The introduction of Banniang is very detailed and professional. I bought two cups, I like it very much, and I am very satisfied.

There are small shops such as Japanese furoshiki, antiquities, incense sticks, porcelain, etc. The overall display is very attentive, making people feel comfortable and delicate, and the very kind proprietress, who answered my questions very patiently and introduced the concept of products and historical reasons. Recommended Friends of Japanese culture come to dig for treasures, and next time I have the opportunity, I will visit again to experience coffee!

When I miss Xiaolu's coffee, I found that she has launched a winter limited Nippon Electric coffee. It's a very interesting drink. It turned out to be coffee and brandy. Don't worry~~~ It's not to make people drunk, but the proportion is very appropriate, and it's beautiful to be slightly drunk! Plus a scoop of her handmade scones and a hearty salted cream and blueberry spread. On the afternoon of Christmas Eve, when the previous guest had just left, I was able to reserve the second floor. Outside the camera, there were "The Great Wave off Kanagawa" by Katsushika Hokusai, as well as many interesting living utensils, decorations, and Ukiyo paintings. Lucky to have a moment full of Japanese style. It's a bit reluctant to finish drinking the electric coffee! (four visits) Regarding Electric Bailan, Xiaolu has a special explanation for me to understand. The following is an excerpt from her Facebook page of "Nine Rich Fawns": "Electricity" was the avant-garde of civilization at the time, a fashionable and rare item. Because of the high alcohol content of 45 degrees, this wine has a spicy taste and strong stamina, and the slight numbness in the entrance makes it the word "electric". Thank you Xiaolu for serving the fruit, chatting with me, and photographing the store??