Somewhere You Used to Know. – Japanese 純喫茶 (Kissaten) Cafe Music | 3 Hours of 1970s Tokyo Autumn

Golden ginkgo leaves drifting past the window, a plate of omurice just out of the kitchen, and nowhere you need to be. "Kissaten" (純喫茶) are the old-fashioned Japanese coffee houses of the Showa era, at their best in the 1970s — velvet seats, siphon coffee, ketchup omurice, and no one rushing you. You may never have been to Japan. Somehow, this place still feels like somewhere you used to know. This is the same little shop on a narrow street in Tokyo, at dusk in late autumn. The ginkgo trees have turned gold, the siphons are warm, and the shop cat is asleep by the window. Three hours of quiet piano, acoustic guitar and soft saxophone, until the street lamps come on. Perfect for: • Studying, working, or reading • Autumn evenings at home • Falling asleep All music is original and created for Tokyo Kissaten. Stay a little longer. The leaves will still be falling. 🎵 Tracklist 0:00:00 Ginkgo Leaves on the Glass 0:03:23 A Ballad for Late Autumn 0:06:47 Dusk Settles on the Counter 0:10:07 Yellow Leaves Nylon Strings 0:13:27 Omurice by the Window 0:16:50 Vibraphone at Sundown 0:20:14 The Street Turns Gold 0:23:37 Two Voices at Dusk 0:27:00 A Seat You Used to Know 0:30:25 Before the Lamps Come On 0:33:45 Bossa for a Golden Evening 0:37:11 Leaves Along the Alley 0:40:32 One More Cup at Dusk 0:43:51 City Lights Begin to Glow 0:47:13 Ketchup Coffee and Gold 0:50:36 Evening Mallets 0:53:56 Somewhere You Used to Know 0:57:19 Showa Autumn Ballad