you're on nagayama 4-jo, a residential stretch in the quieter northeastern part of asahikawa, far enough from the train station that you have to actually want to be there. hokkaido winters here are serious, and a cafe that holds local trust in this kind of neighborhood isn't coasting on foot traffic. cafe itsuka has built something genuine in a part of the city that doesn't hand out attention cheaply. it's the kind of place where the coffee is treated as the point, not the backdrop to something else. if you're making the trip out to nagayama, time it for a slow morning, when the cold outside makes whatever's in your cup feel exactly right.
curated by gautam khorana, editor · updated
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