🇯🇵Explore Tokyo｜The Showa tea house hidden underground☕️Time stopped in 1972

#TokyoFoodGuide Found an underground tea shop that only locals know about! Push open the heavy wooden door and you will instantly travel back to the Showa era - dark light shines on the walnut bar, old movie posters hang on the wall, piano lacquer tables and chairs are polished to a warm patina, and the air is filled with the aroma of coffee and cinnamon✨ Must order the homemade "Chestnut Mont Blanc", the cake body with frosting into a small mountain is sandwiched with chestnut paste, the taste is so dense that it feels like eating clouds, paired with "classical coffee" with the aroma of orange peel, and there are sugar cubes hanging on the rim of the cup☕️! The most surprising thing is the old piano in the corner. Occasionally, a regular customer plays the soundtrack of "Tokyo Story", which makes you feel like time is in the air~ 📍Hidden trick: Go down the stairs next to a department store in Ginza, and you will see a faded "tea" curtain hanging at the door ⏰It has been in business for more than 50 years, and is often reserved by grandpas and grandmas on weekend afternoons It is recommended to wear retro clothes to check in, and turn on the flash in a dark environment for better photos~ You can also drink the seasonal "Hojicha Pudding", which has a lava tea jelly when the caramel crispy shell is cracked open. Showa fans should pin this on the map!