Art Space Cafe Taizo Shimizuyu

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Art Space Cafe Taizo Shimizuyu is a highly refined cultural cafe spot hidden in Yufu City, born by beautifully renovating the majestic building of a genuine historic public bathhouse "Shimizuyu" built in the Taisho period, where history culture and contemporary art fuse comfortably. Within the heavy, nostalgic space where you can feel the true weight of history, an art gallery exhibiting local prominent artists' brilliant artworks spreads out, comfortably stimulating travelers' intellectual curiosity. Looking back to the stories of old bathtubs and building footprints while tasting flavorful premium coffee or fine hand-made sweets delivers a luxurious adult moment to deeply immerse yourself in sophisticated Japanese traditional aesthetics away from urban hustle.

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Art Space Cafe Taizo Shimizuyu

Address: 507 Taketamachi, Taketa City, Oita Prefecture
Website: https://ogura-shimizuyu.jp/
Operator: Art Space Cafe Okura Shimizuyu

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