My favourite pour-over coffee spots in Tokyo

Pour-over coffee isn't something that I ever drank while in Australia (where I was born and raised) but since I moved to Tokyo 4 years ago, my tastebuds have awakened to the joys of this delicious brown bean juice. Having drunk many cups of pour-over coffee in Tokyo (50+ stores and counting), I'm finding the stores tend to fall into one of two categories: A: cool vibes with fancy beans, often on the pricier end B: down-to-earth neighbourhood cafes that serve a decently smooth cup If you're wanting the most delicious coffee in your life, it may be worth heading to a fancier store (and paying extra for it). But sometimes they can also feel a bit pretentious and not worth the money. Not to mention if you are travelling with someone that doesn't like coffee, maybe you want a place where they can enjoy a drink too. So depending on what you're feeling like, I've chosen to split the cafes between those two categories: What to expect with pour-over coffee in Tokyo Japan's coffee culture:…

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