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Tully’s Coffee - The University of Tokyo Hospital

東京大学医学部附属病院内 1F, 7-chōme-3−1 Hongō, Bunkyo City

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Tully's Coffee inside Tokyo University Hospital is a surprisingly spacious branch of the popular coffee chain. Unlike crowded city-centre locations, this cafe occupies a bright, calm space on the first floor with large tables, generous seating spacing, and an unhurried atmosphere. Customers, hospital staff, patients, visitors, and outpatients, appreciate the quietness and sense of relaxation. The menu includes coffee, tea, smoothies, pastries, and light food such as pasta, with periodic specials like lemon pasta. Payment options include cash, card, smartphone, and electronic money.

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