A café called knokneuk, where you can enjoy Japanese black tea and workshops, opened in Takezonocho on July 25!
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↑ A post from the official knokneuk Instagram account
↑ The exterior of knokneuk
↑ Apparently, it’s a café where you can enjoy wakocha (pesticide-free black tea grown in Japan), along with daily workshops covering a wide variety of subjects, including art, crafts, aromatherapy, tea ceremony, and literature.
Here’s the map ↓
The address is 5-14-103 Takezonocho, Ashiya, Hyogo.
What’s around knokneuk
↑ Head this way (north), and you’ll find places such as お食事処 三栄 and 柚子商店 before reaching National Route 43.
↑ Head the opposite way (south), and you’ll find あしや浜薬局 and other businesses.
↑ 花岡歯科医院 is across the street.
The knokneuk menu
↑ In addition to the “Wakocha of the Day,” available hot or iced, there also appears to be a great selection of sweets, including jelly made with wakocha, financiers, the shop’s original warabi mochi called “ミューク,” and ice cream with shiratama rice dumplings.
knokneuk
Café: 10:00–17:00
Workshops: ①10:00–13:00 ②14:00–17:00
Closed
Irregular holidays (announced on Instagram)
Address
5-14-103 Takezonocho, Ashiya, Hyogo
Phone number
Unknown
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(*Please contact the café directly for the latest information on its menu, opening hours, and more.)
In closing
According to its Instagram, the café offers an amazingly wide range of workshops—not only art, handicrafts, and other creative activities, but also aromatherapy and tea ceremony lessons, classes on English and literature, and even essay-writing preparation for high school students! With so many different things to experience, you might find yourself coming back again and again!
