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Spring Vibes at Cafe limonešŸ‹

#aprilblooms If you’re looking for a bright and cozy spot to enjoy a peaceful afternoon, Cafe limone in Shizuoka is such a lovely choice! The space is filled with natural light, and in spring, it’s decorated with fresh flowers that instantly lift your mood. It feels like stepping into a little slice of springtime heaven. I ordered their signature lemon pound cake, and it was just the right amount of sweet and zesty. Paired with a warm drink, it made for the perfect relaxing break. The whole place gives off a calm, welcoming vibe that makes you want to stay a while. Why You Should Visit: āœ” Bright, sunny interior with seasonal flower decorations āœ” Refreshing lemon pound cake that tastes like spring šŸ“ Address: 1 Chome-5-27 Oguro, Suruga Ward, Shizuoka, 422-8072 #shizuoka #japan #cafelimone #springcafe #lemoncake #flowervibes
Posted: Apr 20, 2025
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