Mainly, I run a shop in front of the station in Kamakura, Inamura Gasaki every day.
With home-roasted specialty coffee and sweets as the center, we offer them with great care every day with the desire to liven up the land of Kamakura and then Inamura Gasaki.
He also works outside of the store, and has also set up stalls at various events in Japan and abroad, including the Kamakura Coffee Marche, which enlivens the region, coffee festivals and coffee events all over the country outside of Kamakura, the TOKYO COFFEE FESTIVAL, which is also a pioneering presence, and the China Coffee Festival. While centered on a small shop in Inamura Gasaki, we deliver the fun of coffee that is typical of the neighborhood (tonari) to both the community and the outside world.
Coffee is basically roasted in-house, but sometimes roasters around the world handle coffee as guest roasters. While focusing on homemade sweets, we change the assortment according to our mood and season, and we offer things that we find wonderful without being too particular about the frame or mold, such as having other confectionery shops handle our favorite sweets.
Eventually, we will expand our handling of not only food and beverages, but also the store's original goods, groceries, and daily necessities, and I think it would not be a bad idea to dare to transform into a store that is doing a lot of things but cannot be said in one word what it is doing.
However, don't worry, home-roasted coffee and homemade sweets will continue to be at the center of your attention.