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PRESSCAFE is located at the northern end of the Otaru Canal, next to Kitahama Bridge, which spans the so-called North Canal, in a corner of the historic Shibusawa Warehouse, built in 1895 (Meiji 28).

While the famous Otaru Canal is only used by tourist cruise ships, the North Canal is still in use, with workboats, cruisers, and other small vessels moored there, and the surrounding area is lined with old stone warehouses, making for a very attractive townscape.The interior of the former Shibusawa Warehouse, made of timber and stone, features a high ceiling, large windows facing the canal, and a classic car that is still in use.

The menu includes flavorful coffee, brewed individually using specialty coffee beans using a paper dripper, as well as a wide selection of sweets such as pancakes. A reasonable lunch is available on weekdays, and the most recommended dish is the "North Indian Chicken Curry," made using an original recipe. The slightly spicy, slightly more adult-oriented soup is addictive.

Facility name
PRESSCAFE Press Cafe

Address: 3-3-21 Ironai, Otaru, Hokkaido 047-0031

phone
0134-24-8028

Opening hours
11:30-22:00
*Please check the website for details.

Closed on Thursdays. *Please check the website for details.

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This shop, renovated from the "Old Otaru Warehouse Main Building," said to be the oldest commercial warehouse in Hokkaido in the Otaru North Canal area, develops and sells original products that convey the charm of Otaru. The shop tells the story of Otaru's prosperity during the Hokkaido pioneering era and the history of the Kitamae ships, and displays and sells processed seafood and agricultural products from ports of call and Hokkaido, as well as original products by artisans and artists with ties to Otaru.