Happynes't - Kyoto

The owner of this cafe hails from Belgium and has made her dream a reality by opening a health and environmentally conscious shop in Kyoto. Since November 2019, the cafe has been open around the clock and aims to be a meeting point for both tourists and locals. Unlike many shops in Japan, this cafe does not use plastic bags and the owner is happy to discuss the origins of the items she sells. The cafe has a lovely atmosphere and is a great place to visit. Currently, the menu offers limited vegan options such as snacks, cookies, and tea, but there are plans to expand the vegan offerings as the business grows.

The owner of this restaurant, originally from Belgium, has fulfilled her dream of opening a health and environmentally conscious shop in Kyoto. The business is relatively new, starting in November 2019, but aims to become a popular spot for both tourists and locals. Unlike many stores in Japan, this shop does not use plastic bags and the owner is knowledgeable about the origins of the products they carry. The shop has a lovely atmosphere and is a great place to visit. Currently, the menu offers limited vegan options like snacks, cookies, and tea, but there are plans to expand the menu as the business grows.

Originally from Belgium, the owner of this establishment realized her dream of opening a health-conscious and environmentally friendly shop in Kyoto. The store, which opened in November 2019, aims to become a hub for both tourists and locals. In contrast to many other stores in Japan, plastic bags are not used here, and the owner is eager to discuss the origins of the products she sells. The store boasts a beautiful atmosphere and currently offers a limited selection of vegan snacks, cookies, and tea. As the business expands, the vegan product range is expected to grow.