Binya Coffee Shop Izukogen

Prepare eaves shop Yizu Plateau store. To talk about a coffee shop with beautiful cups, this store must have a name! Probably because in a remote area like Yizu Plateau, coffee shops can have a large area. As soon as I entered the door, I saw the antique coffee cups displayed in the glass cabinet. Do you think this is the treasure of the town store? No. Go inside and see the bar, the coffee cup on the back wall, and the three columns hanging on the bar! Do you think this is all? I saw an equally long bar on the right, and a wall behind it... pleasing to the eye! Speaking of the products in the store, still eating tea shop style, and also providing red wine. There can be meals. The cake has regular cheesecakes, and there are Japanese desserts in addition to Qifeng cakes! There are quite a lot of types. Cheesecake with orange jam, sour taste just neutralizes the sweetness of cheese. Good quality. But the coffee cups are full of walls... I am envious.

On the way to Kamakura, a retro cafe stood quietly, the sun sprinkled on the antique cup through the gap in the leaves. The cup is carved delicately and carries the charm of the years. The old man sits leisurely by the window, the aroma of hand-made coffee overflows, and blends with the surrounding nature. The dog is gentle and the picture is warm and quiet, as if time is flowing slowly at this moment.

In Izu, an unexpected typhoon added a touch of unusual color to my journey. It was an intimate conversation with nature and a modern essay about courage and flexibility. When I set foot on Izu's land in the early morning, the sky showed signs of unease. The clouds were cloudy and the sea breeze was a bit cool, indicating the coming storm. I thought that such weather would make me greatly discount this trip, but I didn't expect it to be this typhoon that made me witness the charm of the other side of Izu. As the typhoon approached, Izu's coastline became turbulent. The waves beat the shore again and again, making a deafening sound, as if the sea was venting its power. I stood by the sea, letting the sea breeze blow my face, feeling the shock from nature. Izu is no longer the gentle and quiet town at this moment, but a place full of strength and passion. I walked along the path by the sea, and the trees on the road swayed in the typhoon, as if dancing a unique dance. Occasionally, a few fallen leaves were swept up and dropped gently, and they drew a beautiful arc in the air, adding a bit of poetry to the typhoon day. I found a moment of peace at the Izu hot spring hotel. The wind and rain outside the window contrasted sharply with the warmth I was in. I soaked in the hot spring and felt the gentleness and warmth of the water flow, as if all fatigue and trouble were washed clean by this hot spring water. Here, I found a space to talk to myself and felt the unique charm of Izu. After the typhoon, Izu regained its tranquility and beauty. I strolled through the streets of the town and watched people busy cleaning up the traces of the typhoon. Their faces have no complaints, only love and tenacity for life. This optimism and positiveness have touched me deeply, and made me cherish this encounter with Izu more. This trip to Izu, although it was attacked by a typhoon, I have gained more feelings and experiences. I witnessed the tenacity and beauty of Izu in the wind and rain, and also felt the growth and change of my heart. This typhoon is not only a natural baptism, but also a spiritual journey. In this land of Izu, I found the courage to reconcile with myself, and also gained the flexibility and strength to face the challenges of the future.