The Gentleman, the Cat, and the Tearoom
Neko to Shinshi no Tea Room
In a little café slotted between city buildings, a gentleman and his cat have carved a space for themselves. Taki, the shy and soft-spoken owner of the establishment, runs the small café with the help of his cat, Keemun. Together they greet customers and serve the perfect pairing of tea and snack while helping visitors with whatever ails them. Usually, all it takes is a quiet chat and one of Taki's meticulously brewed cups of tea. But Keemun isn't the only reason women come into the café—a dashing older man who knows just what to serve is a treat on its own. Despite Taki's shyness, he excels at reading his customers and understanding the weariness of their lives.
(Source: Kana)
In a little café slotted between city buildings, a gentleman and his cat have carved a space for themselves. Taki, the shy and soft-spoken owner of the establishment, runs the small café with the help of his cat, Keemun. Together they greet customers and serve the perfect pairing of tea and snack while helping visitors with whatever ails them. Usually, all it takes is a quiet chat and one of Taki's meticulously brewed cups of tea. But Keemun isn't the only reason women come into the café—a dashing older man who knows just what to serve is a treat on its own. Despite Taki's shyness, he excels at reading his customers and understanding the weariness of their lives.
(Source: Kana)
In a little café slotted between city buildings, a gentleman and his cat have carved a space for themselves. Taki, the shy and soft-spoken owner of the establishment, runs the small café with the help of his cat, Keemun. Together they greet customers and serve the perfect pairing of tea and snack while helping visitors with whatever ails them. Usually, all it takes is a quiet chat and one of Taki's meticulously brewed cups of tea. But Keemun isn't the only reason women come into the café—a dashing older man who knows just what to serve is a treat on its own. Despite Taki's shyness, he excels at reading his customers and understanding the weariness of their lives.
(Source: Kana)
