The Kafe pilgrimage. A few years ago I was in Tokyo, Japan, a year and six months ago. During that time, when I was asked to take my best brother to a café pilgrimage, I took time to look for the cafe, even deliberately. The book "Go to the Café" wrote about the impressive aspects and feelings of each cafe that I had when I was a writer, Anun-hyeun, made a pilgrimage to our country's cafés, especially Seoul and its vicinity. I think a cafe's favorite and a café pilgrimage is a huge difference

Now there's a lot of North Capa in the neighborhood. A place where you can drink tea and read your favorite book without having to go through it. When I was a adolescent girl who didn't like books, didn'T like cars. I suddenly wanted to create a space for myself to drink tea and look at books. I don't know why I thought of that when there was no name, no name of a North Capé, and no space. But I thought that there was only one book and one coffee. So now I'm trying to get close to two friends

The coffee shops that have been spilled in the streets since its release in '99 are putting each building in the street of central downtown to realize that Min Korea is a coffee republic. But as we got to the place where people met, these coffee shops with the same concept and similar taste of coffee brought together the monolithicity of the coffee or tea-drinking space, and the diversity gradually disappeared. But still, private cafes, struggling to stand up to these coffee shops and surviving

Some people say it's too expensive to eat coffee in a cafe, and some people say there's something else to do but arithmetic. But anyway, I want to say that there's a need for a place called a cafe. What is a cafe for us? Why would they pay that expensive price and take over the corner of the table, even though they almost knew that the cost was less than a hundred dollars? And he says, not just because he wants to push a cup of coffee in his stomach, but because he couldn't get rid of the huge