COYOTE Stand - Kawaramachi-

COYOTE Stand -Kawaramachi- is tucked beside the Takase River in the Kawaramachi-Takatsuji neighbourhood of central Kyoto, a short walk from the busier shopping streets. Kyoto-Kawaramachi Station is approximately six minutes away on foot. Opened on 1 November 2026, the coffee stand is run by COYOTE, a Kyoto coffee roaster founded by Yusuke Kadokawa. The business began in 2021 with a café near Kyoto Station, built around connecting coffee drinkers directly with producers in El Salvador.

Set beside the Takase River, the location is one of the stand's defining features, particularly with the riverside cherry trees nearby. The compact space has additional seating upstairs, offering a view over the water, while the informal seating arrangement gives visitors the option of enjoying their coffee at their own pace. Its riverside setting brings a quieter atmosphere to this otherwise busy part of central Kyoto.

Coffee takes centre stage, with speciality beans sourced directly from producers in El Salvador and roasted by COYOTE in Kyoto. Visitors can choose from hand-dripped filter coffee and espresso-based drinks, including Americanos, café lattes and cortados. Matcha lattes and Japanese black tea are also on the menu. The selection of coffee beans changes, giving each visit an opportunity to discover different origins and flavour profiles.

With its carefully sourced speciality coffee and relaxed seating beside the Takase River, COYOTE Stand offers a pleasant place to take a coffee break away from Kyoto's busiest streets.