Shimbashi cafe booms as oasis for smokers

Shimbashi cafe booms as oasis for smokers

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows '' Cafe Tobacco'' that recently opened in Tokyo's Shimbashi district. Smoking is allowed in all of its three-story premises with 44 seats. The cafe also offers original blend coffee with a bitter taste, which is believed to go well with cigarettes.

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