Torahebi Coffee makes a comeback at Shibuya Parco! You can taste freshly brewed coffee at the upcoming pop-up store.

Under the theme of "Coffee & Science," Torahebi Coffee is gradually gaining fans. The pop-up store opened at Shibuya Parco in early January this year was a great success, selling out all the products prepared. Some enthusiastic fans even traveled from far away to visit the store.

The Tiger Snake Coffee pop-up store has been upgraded and is now back at Shibuya Parco. The name of the store is "Tachi Uri Coffee Torahebi-ya. The store will also feature a coffee stand where customers can enjoy a freshly brewed cup of coffee.

First, let me explain the unusual name of the store, Tachi Uri Coffee Torahebiya, which was inspired by "Tachi Uri Street" in Niigata Prefecture's Shinbashida City. The name "Tachi Uri Coffee Torahebiya" was inspired by the name of a street in Niigata Prefecture, where Atsuto Imai, the roaster behind "Torahebi Coffee," usually works.

At the store, customers can enjoy drip coffee, limited-time only blended coffee, coffee lattes, sweets such as "baked sweets tiger snake" that were popular when they were last released, breads, and more.

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baked sweets

Of course, the popular collaborative items will also make an appearance. The first batch will include T-shirts made by ceramicist Tamaki Ito and Sasquatchfabrix, trays and coasters made by hammered copperware craftsman Yasutaka Ohashi, and canisters for storage containers.

T-shirt

canister

coaster

tray

coffee spoon

The interior is designed by the design unit Manekineko&Partners. The illustrations released to the public show that they are very conscious of the Japanese atmosphere.

I have a feeling that this will become a new landmark of "Shibuya PARCO". If you are interested, please visit during Golden Week. The period is from April 27 (Wed.) for six months.