The word hane refers to the wing of an airplane, and if you’re looking for a place that evokes a sense of air travel in the city, this is it. While exhibiting a vast collection of airplane-related memorabilia (such as model airplanes, picture postcards, stickers and flight timetables) that the owner has been steadily collecting since his school days, the café also retains a good sense of space. Furthermore, the concept behind the café’s interior design, which includes a sofa, white walls and wooden floors, is that of an airport lounge – there’s even the occasional airport or in-flight announcement mixed in with the background music. They also offer a particularly decent food and drink menu, including freshly ground coffee and airplane-themed lattes.
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- Address
- 1F, 1-8-4 Miyoshi, Koto-ku
- Tokyo
- Transport:
- Kiyosumi-Shirakawa Station (Hanzomon, Oedo lines)
- Opening hours:
- 11.30am-6pm / irregular closing days
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