this video made me understand why Kurasu in Jakarta has Kurasu Kissa, perhaps it’s like a revival of Cafe Nica. Yozo, both you and your mom are sooo cool!
What a fantastic musical culture. A real appreciation for the sound and form. Kool take on the public consumption of good music. Thanks for sharing. Wish there were more places like this in the USA.
Very enjoyable video. I see a few “listening rooms” opening in the UK. I don’t think they are quite the same as a jazz Kissa though. People here wouldn’t want to listen without constantly talking over the music🎶🎵
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いつ行っても素敵なところです。これだけ大音量でハードバップを聴かせてくれるお店はないと思います
Oh my, i love this kind of content a lot. Hope to see more 🙏🏻
Thank you for taking us on this trip! What a great place!
this video made me understand why Kurasu in Jakarta has Kurasu Kissa, perhaps it’s like a revival of Cafe Nica. Yozo, both you and your mom are sooo cool!
Love this video, thank you for posting. Will be visiting Kyoto with my family in the spring and hope to visit your cafe
Great to see jazz kissa staying alive. There are some newer owners up in Tokyo/Kanto.
Would love to visit more!
Love this!!!
What a fantastic musical culture. A real appreciation for the sound and form. Kool take on the public consumption of good music. Thanks for sharing. Wish there were more places like this in the USA.
Maybe I will need to tour Japan
Very enjoyable video. I see a few “listening rooms” opening in the UK. I don’t think they are quite the same as a jazz Kissa though. People here wouldn’t want to listen without constantly talking over the music🎶🎵
What a great story, I appreciate the effort to make subtitles for all of those languages. Hope more people get to see this
Appreciate the comment!
Wunderbar!👍
Great video! I would love to visit a Kissa cafe/lounge like this one day! 1-)
May I ask how many decibels they listen to the music at in the kissa?
3月末日で閉店になりました。マスター、ママ、長い間お疲れ様でした。
Hands in the pocket, legs crossed. Seldom seen Japanese do that.