More than just a café: Japan’s latest limited-edition goods at MiCHi Cafe

▲ Goods featuring Nara’s iconic mascot “Shika Maro-kun” can now be found at MiCHi Cafe. (Photo /MiCHi cafeFan page)

Travel Center / Comprehensive Report

Want to buy exclusive items you can’t get in Taiwan — without flying to Japan? Fans of unique Japanese goods must know about this hybrid café, MiCHi Cafe. In addition to offering Japanese-style light meals and drinks, the shop also sells interesting goods from all over Japan and serves as an information hub for the latest Japanese tourism updates, letting you discover a different side of Japan here.

▲ Piske dolls are new arrivals in July.

MiCHi Cafe is the linked café of the Japanese travel information website “Rakuzegou Japan,” based on delivering the latest news about traveling in Japan. Uniquely, MiCHi Cafe doesn’t focus on the most familiar products to Taiwanese people but instead introduces many rare limited-edition goods from various regions of Japan, aiming to share more fun insights about Japan with Taiwanese visitors.

▲ The store exclusively offers Arita-yaki porcelain from Saga, including these “Fuji-san-shaped hand plates” inspired by Japan’s symbolic Mount Fuji.

In addition to serving café desserts, specialty drinks, and various limited-edition goods, MiCHi Cafe also continuously introduces themed events from different regions of Japan. It occasionally invites celebrities and YouTubers to add color to the events, hoping to help everyone better understand the diverse sides of Japan through the many possibilities extended from the in-store space.

▲ The deer matcha pudding is a newly developed dessert.

MiCHi cafe
Address: No. 46-1, Lane 161, Section 1, Dunhua South Road, Da’an District, Taipei City
Phone: 02-8773-2239
Business hours: Sunday–Thursday 1:00 pm–9:00 pm; Friday & Saturday 1:00 pm–10:00 pm
For detailed business information and event updates, please visit theMiCHi cafefan page or theJapanese People’s Japan Travel Guidefan page.