Spoon & Tamago·Apr 3·CULTURE

Shibuya’s New ‘G-CHA & Ba-CHA’ Cafe Is Run by Senior Citizens

In the heart of Shibuya—a district known for youth culture and constant reinvention—a refreshingly different kind of café has just opened its doors. G-CHA & Ba-CHA is not just another trendy tea…

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Shibuya’s New ‘G-CHA & Ba-CHA’ Cafe Is Run by Senior Citizens

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