Learn about the good old coffee culture at Shibuya's famous coffee shop, Chatei Hatou. The French and German origins of coffee brewing have evolved into the Japanese style.（13/13）
Barista Kazuya Terashima. He uses a paper drip coffee machine with plenty of freshly picked beans./ (c)FASHION HEADLINE
Shibuya's famous restaurant "Chatei Hatou"/ (c)FASHION HEADLINE
Shibuya's famous restaurant "Chatei Hatou"/ (c)FASHION HEADLINE
Shibuya's famous restaurant "Chatei Hatou"/ (c)FASHION HEADLINE
Shibuya's famous restaurant "Chatei Hatou"/ (c)FASHION HEADLINE
Shibuya's famous restaurant "Chatei Hatou"/ (c)FASHION HEADLINE
Pour hot water in a thin line and the coffee beans will rise like a soufflé./ (c)FASHION HEADLINE
Shibuya's famous restaurant "Chatei Hatou"/ (c)FASHION HEADLINE
Nel drip, which allows you to brew coffee carefully and slowly/ (c)FASHION HEADLINE
Shibuya's famous restaurant "Chatei Hatou"/ (c)FASHION HEADLINE
Shibuya's famous restaurant "Chatei Hatou"/ (c)FASHION HEADLINE
Shibuya's famous restaurant "Chatei Hatou"/ (c)FASHION HEADLINE
Shibuya's famous restaurant "Chatei Hatou"/ (c)FASHION HEADLINE
