The gluten-free café “Yourcenar”, located in the Ashiya Yamate Sun Mall shopping street near Hankyu Ashiyagawa Station, will reportedly close by the end of the year in preparation for relocation.
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↑ A post from the official “Yourcenar” Instagram account
Details about the new location have not yet been announced, but after the café closes, some products, including bread and muffins, will reportedly be sold at its workshop, “La Sœur de Yourcenar,” near Hanshin Ashiya Station. The workshop is currently closed.

↑ The exterior of “Yourcenar,” which is scheduled to close for relocation
Here’s the map ↓
The address is 1F, West Building, 2-4 Nishiyamacho, Ashiya, Hyogo.
Around “Yourcenar”

↑ The café is tucked away at the back on the right among these prefabricated shops in the Ashiya Yamate Sun Mall shopping street. Across the street is the café “lylya coffee店 時々flower”.

↑ Head this way (west) through the Ashiya Yamate Sun Mall shopping street, and you’ll find the ceramics shop “うつわクウ,” “Cafe縁,” “芦屋ぷりん,” and more.

↑ Head in the opposite direction (east), and you’ll find “御菓子司 杵屋豊光,” “広東料理 三十番,” “カフェ ブラディーポ,” and other shops before reaching Hankyu Ashiyagawa Station.
Around the Sister Shop and Workshop “La Sœur de Yourcenar”

↑ The exterior of “La Sœur de Yourcenar.” It appears to be temporarily closed.
Here’s the map ↓
The address is 9-1 Kinmitsu-cho, Ashiya, Hyogo.

↑ Located along the Naruo-Mikage Line, with the select shop “Clean” immediately to the left and “bean to bar chocolate ICHIJI” across the alley to the right.

↑ Head this way (west), and you’ll find the baking-supplies shop “ベイクベイス,” the bar “芦屋日記,” the karaoke bar “Canty芦屋,” the ramen restaurant “鶏白湯RAMEN 芦屋 焔,” and more before reaching Hanshin Ashiya Station.

↑ Head in the opposite direction (east), and you’ll find the Japanese-style izakaya “しらん,” the specialty cheese shop “CHOP STOCK,” the salt-broth oden restaurant “芦屋たのしや,” the udon restaurant “花菜 阪神芦屋店,” and more.

↑ Across the street is “セブン-イレブン 芦屋公光町店.”
In Closing
It’s great to know that gluten-free bread, muffins, and other products will still be available near Hanshin Ashiya Station while preparations for the relocation are underway. We’ll share more details on Ashiya Tsushin as soon as the new location is announced!



