After arriving in Matsumoto City, we visited the art museum and Matsumoto Castle, and then wandered around the Nawate Street shopping street; the weather was so nice in the afternoon, it really made me want to have a cup of coffee.

There are actually many coffee shops in the shopping district, but because there were many junior high school students visiting here, the crowds were mixed, so I finally bought coffee at the edge of the business district.

This coffee shop is small, but it can still be used inside; probably the people who visit are mainly foreign tourists, and the menu is mainly designed in English.

Since the weather was relatively hot, I ordered a cup of cold brew coffee to drink. Like most cold brews, it is a coffee with a mellow taste and strong aroma. The beans used seem to be from Kenya, and the sweetness and sourness are more obvious. It is quite suitable for the taste of young people. It cools down the temperature and wakes up the brain.

If you visit again, you might also want to try some non-coffee drinks. For example, they seem to have homemade plum soda, which feels perfect for summer!