Coffee in Japan☕️

2024年4月25日 00:29

Hi, how are you doing?
I'm doing well, thank you! haha

Today, I want to talk about

"Coffee in Japan☕️"

By the way, do you like coffee?
I love coffee, but I haven't been drinking it lately.
Whenever I drink coffee, I get an upset stomach.
Furthermore, I experience a bad case of diarrhea.
I thought caffeine had a bad effect on my stomach, so I tried decaffeinated coffee.
It was okay, but my stomach still didn't feel better.
Something in coffee seems to be bad for my stomach.

I think this problem started when I began working full-time after graduating from university.
It means I built up stress because of a new place, new people, and new work.

Anyway, I used to love coffee so much.
Lately, I've been craving coffee badly.
I've decided to try drinking coffee again.

The first day I had coffee was like, "Oooooh, I love coffee, this aroma is so good!"
Thirty minutes later... 😅💨🚽

The second day I had coffee was like, "Yes, I love coffee!! but I'm so worried about my stomach..."
An hour later... 😥💨🚽

The third day I had coffee was like, "Okay, I'm fine now😄"

Finally, I got used to it!

One day I found a video about the difference between drinking coffee in the states and in Japan.

In the video, they described that Americans or people from other countries, drinking coffee wakes you up in the morning.
On the other hand, for Japanese, drinking coffee relaxes you when you feel tired or when you want to chill out.
Coffee aroma makes you feel relaxed, even though it contains much caffeine.

In my case, I would say both.
I drink coffee to wake me up and when I want to relax.

When do you guys usually drink coffee? ☕️

Lastly, I want to introduce my favorite coffee shops in Tokyo 🗼

⒈ Streamer Coffee Company

🚩Opening hours are at 8am to 8pm on Monday to Friday.
(Only Saturday and Sunday opening hours are 9am to 8pm)
💳Electronic payments are available
🚃The closest station from the shop is Shibuya.