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Yūraku is a small, family-run café in Asakusabashi, Tokyo, with a homey, vintage atmosphere. The décor features 60-year-old furniture and classic Japanese styling. Staff are patient and welcoming even with language barriers. Breakfast is the highlight: toast, boiled eggs and coffee are inexpensive and well-executed. The café serves simple, everyday food without pretension. Background music is soft and relaxing.
Working facilities are not mentioned in reviews. The café opens early on weekdays and closes at 6 PM, with shorter weekend hours. Cash payment is likely required.
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