The train rumbles by, heading toward Nakameguro station. It’s the Toyoko Line. The sound is comforting somehow, and Atsushi Sakao looks out the window for a moment, watching it. Perhaps he’s thinking about where it all started—the first Onibus cafe, which still sits by the train tracks near Okusawa Station. That was some four years ago, and it’s been a whirlwind for the young coffee-shop owner and
“Seven cups, seven stories.” This was the theme of the Coffee Collection, an event that brought together seven of Japan’s most prominent coffee roasters—Glitch Coffee Roasters, Fuglen Coffee Roasters, Paul Bassett, Trunk Coffee, Single Origin Roasters, Slow Jet Coffee, and Mojo Coffee—to share a variety of coffee with a wide audience. The one stipulation for the event was that each roaster use the
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