On a Tokyo side street, at a four-seat counter inside a sculptural orb, a barista champion realizes his dream of creating coffee fine dining.
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There behind a counter, barista Miki Suzuki, three-time Barista Champion of Japan and second-place finisher in the 2017 World Barista Championship, enters her coffee-making stage. Here, rare coffees are served with Japanese ingredients. A recent tasting included various expressions of rare Eugenioides, a parent species of Arabica coffee once thought to be extinct and now revived by Inmaculada Coffee Farms in Colombia.
For the second course, Suzuki turns to the customized Victoria Arduino E1 Prima espresso machine to make a silky gorgeous latte served in a rustic handmade white ceramic cup by Kai Tsujimura in Nara. She pulls a shot of espresso to be served with ultra-velvety and rich Lattes at Cokuun, with freeze-distilled milk, are served in handmade white ceramic cups by Kai Tsujimura.
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