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BUNDAN Coffee & Beer

Japan, 〒153-0041 Tokyo, Meguro City, Komaba, 4-chōme−3−55 日本近代 文学館内

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Japan, 〒153-0041 Tokyo, Meguro City, Komaba, 4-chōme−3−55 日本近代 文学館内

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HoursMonday: Closed Tuesday: 9:30 AM – 4:20 PM Wednesday: 9:30 AM – 4:20 PM Thursday: 9:30 AM – 4:20 PM Friday: 9:30 AM – 4:20 PM Saturday: 9:30 AM – 4:20 PM Sunday: Closed

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About BUNDAN Coffee & Beer

Tokyo’s bungaku devotees slip into Komaba Park’s Museum of Modern Japanese Literature for quiet hours surrounded by floor-to-ceiling stacks. Sunlit wood. Muted voices. A terrace opening out to park greenery. The entire kitchen runs like an anthology—every roast, tea, and savory plate draws cues from classic authors. Patrons point straight to the warm scones, crusty on the outside and flaky within, paired with fresh cream alongside sweet anko or raspberry jam. For a slower pour, the Torahiko Terada milk coffee balances a deep roast against chilled milk. Shelves of twenty thousand volumes line the walls, open to browse and read right at your table.

  • Literary-Themed Menu: Every single pour and plate takes inspiration from iconic authors, featuring brews like Torahiko Terada milk coffee and Mori Ōgai Mandheling.
  • Signature Warm Scones: Served warm and golden with crisp edges, paired with fresh cream and sweet red bean paste or fruit jam.
  • Extensive Browsing Library: Floor-to-ceiling shelves holding thousands of volumes, magazines, and rare prints that guests can read at their tables.
  • Tranquil Parkside Setting: Tucked inside Komaba Park with outdoor terrace tables, solid Wi-Fi, and discounted refills for long reading sessions.

What's On at BUNDAN Coffee & Beer

Upcoming events, special menus and other reasons to plan a visit.

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Why Book Lovers and Cafe Purists Choose BUNDAN Coffee & Beer

From literary-inspired roasts to thousands of browsable volumes in Komaba Park, book your table today for Tokyo's finest slow-paced cultural retreat.

  • Floor-to-Ceiling Shelves Open for Browsing

    Thousands of volumes, rare literary editions, and classic journals line the cafe walls, inviting patrons to freely browse and read at their tables.

    The vibe is super laid back and cozy, with a giant bookshelf for you to peruse at your leisure.

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  • A Tranquil, Unhurried Reading Atmosphere

    A tranquil, library-like hush allows visitors to disconnect from city bustle and enjoy an unhurried reading retreat where hours slip away unnoticed.

    読書を楽しんでいる方も多く、時間を忘れてのんびりできます。

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  • Menus Conceptualized Around Literary Masters

    Every single coffee, tea, and dining option is conceptualized around classic Japanese and world authors, accompanied by evocative literary backstories.

    All the items on the menu are inspired by literary works.

    Alex
  • Flawlessly Baked Scones with Classic Accompaniments

    Freshly baked and served warm, the cafe's acclaimed scones boast a crisp golden crust, tender interior, and pairings of fresh cream and sweet anko.

    Beautifully golden and crisp on the outside, yet incredibly tender and flaky within.

    Yasu やす
  • Housed Inside the Museum of Modern Japanese Literature

    Situated inside the Museum of Modern Japanese Literature near the historic Maeda estate, the cafe provides an authentic cultural escape.

    日本近代文学館にあるカフェ。旧前田侯爵邸洋館を訪れた際に寄りました。

    うにサバ夫
  • The Ideal Cultural Anchor for a Komaba Park Stroll

    Set within the tranquil greenery of Komaba Park, the cafe serves as the ideal morning or afternoon stop alongside touring historic park pavilions.

    駒場公園に併設されているので、園内にある洋館(昭和4年/重要文化財)と和館(昭和5年/重要文化財)もついでに見学できる。

    まひるん

Other favorites

Author-inspired sweets and specialty single-origin brews for a slow reading session

  • Lemon Parfait

    レモンのパフェは思ったより小さかったけどあっさりとしていてとても美味しく、コーヒーも苦味が強くて美味しかったです。

    GSK
  • Natsume Soseki Hot Chocolate

    甘めのココア!あっつあつで寒いテラス席にはちょうど良かったです。

    はむねこ
  • Akutagawa Blend Coffee

    今まで飲んだコーヒーの中で一番上品でおいしかったです。

    Yoko
  • Ogai Mandheling Coffee

    深いコクのある上品な味わいでした。

    Yukio Y.

Beyond the menu

Thoughtful hospitality touches that cultivate an uninterrupted reading retreat

  • Whisper-Quiet Service

    Staff speak in careful, hushed tones throughout the room to protect the tranquil focus of patrons reading at their tables.

  • Terrace Blanket Service

    Patrons settling into the garden terrace are proactively supplied with warm lap blankets and attentive hospitality on cooler afternoons.

  • Literary Network Password

    Even digital connectivity reflects the cafe's bibliophilic atmosphere, featuring a guest Wi-Fi password honoring a literary work by Natsume Soseki.

  • Hands-On First Editions

    Rather than locking away archival literature, the cafe allows guests to take rare first-edition books and vintage publications directly to their seats.

Before you head over

Navigate museum schedules, peak weekend waits, and menu sets smoothly. Book your visit now to secure an unhurried corner among the stacks.

  • Arrive Early and Use the Waitlist on Weekends

    Weekend visits get busy quickly; arrive early to secure a seat among the bookshelves, and write your name on the paper waiting list outside if tables are full.

  • Note Sunday–Monday Closures and Early Cutoffs

    Because the cafe follows the Museum of Modern Japanese Literature calendar, it is closed on Sundays and Mondays, with daytime hours winding down around 16:20.

  • Opt for Set Combos to Offset Individual Pricing

    Individual drinks and food items are on the pricier side, and ordering at least one drink is required—pairing dishes or scones into a set offers a substantial discount on coffee.

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