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Kan Coffee Fujifuji
A charming Arakicho hideaway that combines the relaxed comfort of a coffeehouse with the lively vibe of a neighborhood izakaya.
Dining
Izakaya, Coffee, Casual Dining
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Kan Coffee Fujifuji offers a quirky, welcoming blend of café and izakaya culture in the backstreets of Arakicho. During the day, it serves rich, carefully brewed coffee alongside light snacks, while in the evenings, the space turns into a cozy izakaya offering beer, sake, and simple yet satisfying small plates. The menu emphasizes home-style Japanese dishes—grilled fish, seasonal vegetable options, and comforting snacks—paired with the easygoing conversation that Arakicho’s nightlife is known for. Its eclectic interior and laid-back atmosphere make it perfect for a mid-afternoon break or a relaxed evening drink with locals.
Facilities & Services
Counter and table seating
Coffee and light café fare
Evening izakaya menu
Relaxed, eclectic interior
Non‑smoking interior
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Kan Coffee Fujifuji
A charming Arakicho hideaway that combines the relaxed comfort of a coffeehouse with the lively vibe of a neighborhood izakaya.