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The bottom of Gokokujinja-zaka Slope is lined with buildings that are a fusion of traditional Japanese and Western style. On one corner, you'll find Hishii Tea House, made from a converted warehouse built in 1921. Mr. Irimura, a descendant of the family who ran the warehouse, has been running this cafe cum antique shop since 1982.
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Bookcafe located on the top of the slope "Chacha-zaka" where you can look around the best view of historical old churches in Hakodare.
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Built in 1921 as a liquor wholeseller (Japanese "sake") and is now a traditional Japanese tea house. In addition, parfait and various sweeties are served.
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I can't forget how much I enjoy eating Kikuchi's soft serve ice cream, which is why I keep going back. They only have three varieties: vanilla, mocha and a combination of both. Each is 230 yen.
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