Very large selection of wine for every budget. My husband and I have visited at least 10 wine shops in Tokyo and Osaka and would safely say this is the biggest we have been to. Especially in a country where space is a premium, this was a pleasant surprise. It was made better as I could order a coffee and chill out at the huge sitting sections while my other half was gawking at the wines and deciding which he wanted to sample. It’s a must visit for anyone looking for a good burgundy selection.

Takamura coffee roaster and wine reels! Yeay! On possession 2 lorings and strada plus wine tasting machine. You can find so many selection on wine and coffee offcourse. Please watch to see how to do a wine tasting in takamura. 2 loring run at the same time, wow! Super busy on the weekend, try weekday

Amazing coffee and great service. The second floor is very spacious and is comfortable to work out of. Since it’s far from the station, there’s usually plenty of room.

A must visit coffee shop! Great shoe and ambience super cozy and the drip coffee is top notch! Tried the Ethiopian beans and was simply one of the best drip coffees I had in Japan

Takamura Wine & Coffee Roasters is a charming spot catering to coffee and wine enthusiasts, known for its focus on quality offerings. The place provides an environment that balances between laid-back and refined, in the evenings the second floor is quite a cozy, relaxed space for coffee with the excellent vibe and music. Though the selection of baked goods is limited, options like the lemon donut are a pretty good snack to go along. Additionally, the delicatessen within Takamura offers a variety of imported goods, appealing to those looking for specialty / imported items. Overall, Takamura is a destination for those seeking a good setting to enjoy coffee and wine, with the added benefit of some select food items and imported products.

Came here to try out some wines and play with the wine tasting machines. There were a total of 48 wines to choose from, some local and some where from France, Italy etc. You start by getting a card that you load with cash. If you load 5000yen you get the card for free (would otherwise have costed you another 500 yen). The wines ranged from cheap wine to some going into the 100k+ yen, old world vs new world and some local wines as well. We took the glasses on the bottom rack below the wine dispensing machine and tried about 10 wines in total. Really a novel experience to get to try wines that we would otherwise not buy. Highly recommended

Hipster renovated open space with loft and comfy chairs. What store would sell both 1000 dollar bottles in lit locked cabinets and Franzia box wine you wonder? This one! Great coffee grinding aroma throughout the store and some intriguing wine dispensing automats that I did not try to operate. Nice space to hang out in. Coffee is super strong pores filter coffee. What on earth is the aeropress championship?

Glad we decided to ho here. This place has a wonderful selection of wine. We also had coffee here.

Great place for hanging out and drinking wine. It's also nice to work here! I wouldn't advise to take their coffee, it's not good at all. But their selection of wine is worldwide and worthy to try!

Wine on batch tap, and a huge selection of wines. Specialty coffee and super comfy, open upstairs seating with free wifi. You could definitely grab a coffee and just hang out. Friendly, chill atmosphere, worth a visit!

Great place, very spacious and good coffee. The wine selection is incredible. Makes a good spot to hang out an entire afternoon starting with coffee and then transition into wine.

You can find wine 🍷 （glass or bottle，daily or high quality ) & coffee here with great price.

Tons of seating. Tons of wine. Small selection of snacks. Coffee is outstanding here. Purchased the dark roast and sat upstairs in their seating area of a mix of office chairs, couches, arm chairs in a warehouse type building. Really neat spot and advise anyone to go in and have a seat and an awesome cup of coffee. Donuts are not good….skip the donuts.

Phenomenal choice of wines to buy but also to try. You can browse the endless shelves with some of the best wine styles in the world. You can also charge a prepaid card to get wine from the machines, some excellent choices there. On the other side there is a cafe that serves very tasty light or dark roast coffee. I cannot recommend it enough to anyone who is a fan of coffee or wine.

I found this place googling about a nice coffee beans bag I bought in Europe, and luckily for me it came from this amazing place in Osaka where I was actually traveling. There’s a huge selection of coffee, both espresso or hand drip. Techniques are rigorous and beans are roasted locally. It’s surely the best specialty coffee I tried in Japan so far, so if you’re a coffee lover, you can’t miss this.

Huge space with beautiful area upstairs to sit, lots of different comfy chairs to choose from. Small coffee of the day ¥250. Takeaway coffee beans expensive. Good selection of wine to takeaway or drink here.

Really cool modern warehouse space to hangout and spend some time. Ordered a latte and sat upstairs with eclectic mix of furniture. Service was really good. We were wandering around the store and the barista found us and handed us our lattes. Latte was so good and aromatic. The wine portion of the store was fun with lots of wine selections and various wines on tap to purchase for tasting. Would definitely come back here to try the wines and have another latte.

Wonderful spot to get a cup of coffee or just to sample some wine. Tons of seating upstairs and downstairs. They have a cool wine dispensing system that puts your small tastes of the wines you can buy for a small fee. I’d highly recommend taking a short trip out here if you enjoy coffee or wine. Wine: For those of you just visiting, you need a card to use the wine dispenser. It costs ¥500 to get a new card but the fee is waived if you charge more than ¥5000. BUT if you go to the front desk you can ask for a rental card to borrow which does not charge a fee but when you give it back you lose any remaining money so plan ahead. Coffee: If you want a hand drip coffee, you pay upfront and then they guide you to the pour over counter. The baristas there will give you a menu to choose the coffee bean you want. A wonderful system to keep the lines moving!

Incredible place, amazing wine, delicious coffee, great idea!! Love it

Very wide selection of filter coffee and wine. If you love coffee and wine, it is definitely a must-visit place.

We ordered two different flavors of coffee that they roast themselves. Bouth were very good. Nice and spacious place with tables and comfortable seats upstairs. There is a shop on the ground flour with a very big selection of wine and coffee. You can also taste some wine. Overall the place is nice just a bit too stuffed with bottles....for my taste ;)

Great place for coffee, donuts, wine and deli. Able to sample wines for a few hundred yen, although the white wine was not chilled. Lovely atmosphere and there was a wine distributer with an Australian vineyard on the day we went, who provided us with complimentary wine tasting

If you're like me and just love to find new coffee shops where you can sit down to write, read or just daydream. Then check this place out. The shop is big and has that wood smell in the air. It has different types of chair's and couches, and its far from crowded. It has also a lot of good vine's, deli food and of course you can buy coffee and coffee related things like a chemex and beans. R.by Jay

If you're in Osaka and you love coffee, this is a must-visit. So many choices and options. I love this place!

Love the atmosphere, all sorts of beans for you to choose from! And wine to dine! Really worth a visit!

They have best selection coffee beans and bunch of wines , this place i never skip when i visited the town for sure.

I still haven’t made it to try the coffees I bought, but the place itself was nicely taken and they had several options for wine and coffee beans. Unfortunately no restaurant or snacks to try there. Only had an ice-cream donut from the café.

Asia Rank 37. They roast the beans themselves. Don't miss the hand drip coffee, especially Geisha. Very valve for money. Upstairs is a very big rest area that you can take a nap...^^. Downstairs, on one side is roasting beans, while the other side is a supermarket selling sake & wine.

One of the best wine shops in Japan period! Awesome selection of natural wines as well as the traditional fair. Country representation is also wide and varied. The shop is beautiful and agréable to browse though It is a little messy sometimes (natural; white; red all mixed up) but it's fun to find something. Highly recommended

Great selection of wine, with some wines available for tasting for a small fee. They also sell some Japanese sake and have a handful of craft beer. There's also a small cafe, and grocery section. Indoor and outdoor seating available.