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Past the Hiroo Sampo-dori shopping street, the eye-catching white-and-black two-tone two-story complex CANVAS TOKYO BLDG. Since it opened in November 2015, the building has housed a cafe with the theme Monochrome, a rental space, and confectionery brands. The shops on the first floor change over time, and from September 2024, a KIOSK of POLY-LOGY GRANOLA, built around vegan and gluten-free granola, also joined.
— White and black, an atelier in Hiroo
On the first-floor order counter, there are the specialty coffee Mark Espresso, the LA-style creperie Ramey Circus, cookies and pound cakes of CANVAS's original confectionery brand bbb (B'Brick Bakers), and the granola specialist POLY-LOGY GRANOLA KIOSK. Meal items such as a pulled-pork burger and a Tex-Mex salad bowl are also available, and after ordering, you climb the spiral staircase to reach the long, narrow eat-in space on the second floor. The second floor has about 16 cafe seats and is also open as a gallery, a workshop, and a space for private parties. As an atelier that lives together with the town of Hiroo, it is a building that changes its expression, including the turnover of resident brands.
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