らんぶる- ranburu
らんぶる
This word derives from French L'ambre as in .
Ranbaru is how coffee-shops are called. This is a place where they brew some fabulous coffee and labeled as "Coffee only". A must visit.
My favourite picture of Japanese ranburu -. This old deserted coffee-shop is at Takada-no-baba ( 高田馬場), Tokyo.
Though some kanji and hiragana had fallen down, it is still possible to recognize on the façade- 名曲らんぶる
名曲 --めいきょく --(n) famous music;
Another term for the stylish cafes - 名曲喫茶 ()
名曲 --めいきょく --(n) famous music;
喫茶 --きっさ -- (n) tea drinking; tea house
Those used to be the cafes where one could enjoy classical music and coffee.
Last posts in Japan: place
- 大奥 - oooku - October 22nd, 2009
- 歩き遍路 - arukihenro - October 21st, 2009
- 宝塚歌劇団 - Takarazuka Kagekidan - October 14th, 2009




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