Torinkann Kissashitsu

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A nostalgic cafe utilizing a former elementary school building built in 1937. In the classrooms of the wooden school building, which is a National Registered Tangible Cultural Property, you can enjoy coffee and lunch made with local ingredients. The atmosphere of a good old Japanese school remains as it was, making it a special hideaway where travelers who love retro architectural beauty can spend a quiet time.

Torinkann Kissashitsu
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Enter the non-verbal world of Cafe Torinkan and heighten your senses

Enter the non-verbal world of Cafe Torinkan and heighten your senses

Mie Prefectural Tourism Federation

Torinkann Kissashitsu

Address
1980 Hokusei-cho Ageki, Inabe-shi, Mie
Website
https://www.torinkan.com/
Operator
Torinkanda Kissashitsu

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