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RYOKU CAFE - Japanese Style Sweets CafeðŸŪðŸŒŧ

"Japanese Dessert Cafe," a secret cafe in Soi Sukhumvit 35, a variety of decoration styles by period. Inside and outside the restaurant, the atmosphere is great, even during this hot weather. You can chill out the atmosphere or think about work. The restaurant has a full selection of food menus, drinks and desserts in one place. Who wants to try to find Japanese desserts to recommend this restaurant?

📍: Ryoku Cafe

🕔 on-off hours: 8: 00 to 8: 00 p.m.

☎ïļ Contact: 092-772-6000

ðŸ›ĩ way to travel: There's parking.

# ryokucafe # Bangkokcafe # Japanesecafebangkok # Cafe in Bangkok # Cafe Sukhumvit 35

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A display case inside the donut shop showcasing various donuts, including pink-glazed and cream-topped varieties, alongside individually wrapped items. The text overlay highlights 'MANY ORIGINAL FLAVORS'.
A man holds a wooden tray with three different donuts inside the koÃĐ donuts shop, which features a unique ceiling design with woven basket-like fixtures. The text overlay says 'WHAT WE ORDERED'.
BEST DONUTS IN THE WORLD 🌍ðŸĐ
koÃĐ donuts kyoto has (in my opinion) the best donuts ever!! They are located in Kyoto, Japan ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ ðŸĐ High quality ingredients make for great taste but also texture. ðŸĐ They have a wide variety of flavors including seasonal ones like chestnut with roasted green tea. ðŸĐ Service, store cleanl
Abraham

Abraham

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The image displays the title '4 Japanese Practices to Bring More Joy into Your Life' in black text on a light beige background, with the Lemon8 logo and username '@ag.penny' at the bottom left.
The image presents the Japanese practice 'Wabi-Sabi,' described as finding joy in simple, modest, and transient aspects of life, encouraging appreciation over striving for perfection. The Lemon8 logo is at the bottom left.
The image introduces 'Shinrin-yoku,' explaining it as immersing oneself in nature and appreciating the serene beauty of the forest to refresh mind and spirit. The Lemon8 logo is at the bottom left.
JAPANESE PRACTICES to bring JOY into your life ðŸŒļâœĻ
These Japanese practices might just be what you need to brighten your life and appreciate the little things. Give them a try and see how they resonate with you! ðŸŒļâœĻ #JoyInTheEveryday #JapaneseWisdom #MindfulMoments #practicegratitude #wellnessjourney #healthylifestyle #Lemon8Diary #
Penny

Penny

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ðŸŒē🐚🧘ðŸŧ‍♀ïļðŸƒðŸŧ‍♀ïļðŸƒâœĻ
Mindful walking and forest bathing are more than just ways to relax—they are rituals that help us return to the wild, where we can listen to the whispers of the earth and rediscover our untamed selves. Let the forest heal and guide you. ðŸŒŋâœĻ #WildWoman #ForestBathing #MindfulWalking #
Maven’s Forge

Maven’s Forge

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The first image introduces "8 Japanese Techniques to Overcome Laziness," detailing the first technique, IKIGAI, which involves having a purpose in life and its four rules: doing what you love, are good at, the world needs, and can be paid for.
This image describes Japanese techniques 2, 3, and 4 for overcoming laziness. It explains Kaizen (small daily improvements), Shoshin (beginner's mindset), and Hara Hachi Bu (stopping eating when 80% full to avoid post-meal tiredness).
This image continues the explanation of Hara Hachi Bu and introduces techniques 5 and 6. Shinrin-yoku (forest bathing) encourages spending time in nature for stress relief, while Wabi-sabi promotes finding beauty in imperfection rather than striving for constant perfection.
Overcoming Laziness
Something I loveïžš #hellolemon8
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Bambii ♡♡

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How to be more productive
Try these 8 approaches/ techniques to beat your inner sloth and be more productive âœĻ #productivitytips #productivityhack #selfimprovementdaily #selfdevelopment #booktok Book:
Josie

Josie

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A home-baked Japanese soufflÃĐ cheesecake, golden brown on top and dusted with powdered sugar, sits on a black plate. Its light, fluffy sides are visible, showcasing the delicate texture of this cotton cheesecake.
Home-Baked Japanese Cheesecake
Japanese cheesecake is also known as a Japanese cotton cheesecake or a Japanese soufflÃĐ' cheesecake. Prepare baking pans— with these ingredients, you can bake one 8-inch cake or two 6-inch cakes. Line the bottoms of the baking pans with circular parchment paper, and the inside sides with rec
Chey sweets

Chey sweets

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An aisle in a stationery store, Oomomo, filled with various stationery items like stickers and craft supplies displayed on shelves. The image has a text overlay that reads 'Oomomo stationery finds part 2'.
A hand holds a Kokuyo Gloo glue stick, which is square-shaped for easy corner application. The glue is formulated to be wrinkle-free, as indicated by the text overlay and product packaging.
A hand holds a BGM clear stamp set featuring various decorative frame designs, including a 'Happy holiday' and 'to do list' stamp. Other clear stamps are visible on shelves in the background.
Oomomo stationery finds pt.2
Here are some more stationery finds from Oomomo! 1. Kokuyo Gloo - these square shaped glue makes it easy to get to the corners of your paper, and it’s formulated to be wrinkle free! 2. BGM clear stamps - there’s a variety of designs made by BGM! you’ll need an acrylic block for these! 3. stick
Emily H.

Emily H.

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A Nintendo Switch console with red and green Joy-Cons rests on a floral bedspread, displaying various game icons. Overlay text promotes "Affordable Switch Games!" for those looking for new games.
The Nintendo Switch screen displays the game "Yoku's Island Express" available for $1.99. Overlay text describes it as an open-world game where players are a postman with arcade-style side quests.
The Nintendo Switch screen shows the game "Rubber Bandits" available for $1.99. Overlay text describes it as a multiplayer party game where players compete for loot and pull off heists.
Affordable Switch Games!âœĻ🍋
Just a few for anybody looking for some new games to play in a budget! ☚ïļ Let me know if you have played any of these and if they are fun! #lemon8diarychallenge #switchgames #gaming #nintendo switch #nintendo #nintendo switch games #onabudget #aesthetic #SANRIO
notnoellep

notnoellep

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CNARCðŸŽķ🌞⛅ïļðŸŒŸðŸ§ĄðŸĶ‹

CNARCðŸŽķ🌞⛅ïļðŸŒŸðŸ§ĄðŸĶ‹

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Cute Japanese cafe in Melbourne ðŸĨ
The homemade cookies were heavenly #cafe #melbourne #melbournecafe #melbfoodie #bakery #japanesefood #dessert #matcha #croissant #cake
Clare

Clare

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forest ðŸŒģ bathing #naturevibes #medicine #healthylifestyle #wellness #longevity
BadassBiohackerBossBabeMD

BadassBiohackerBossBabeMD

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ARE YOU KIDDING ME RIGHT NOW??? 😭
We got the cutest cotton candy in Tokyo, Japan! I got a cotton candy rabbit for just 200 yen (about $1.30 ðŸ˜ģ), and it was ridiculously adorable. It was so cute we didn't want to eat it, but we couldn't resist. Marcel ended up with cotton candy all over his faceâ€Ķ just like you would expect ha
TwoSolesAbroad

TwoSolesAbroad

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ðŸŒļ largest Japanese festival in NYC
🎏 NYC’s largest japanese food festival👇🏞 💖 follow @casserolebites for more good eats & food recs in nyc! 🔖 save this and share with someone you want to go here with 😋 JapanFES is BACK this year and they’ve made it somehow even better than ever with so many great vendors ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩðŸĄâœĻ i brough
cass â€Ē nyc food

cass â€Ē nyc food

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The exterior of a Daiso store is shown with a large pink "DAISO" sign. Overlaid text reads "FINDS STICKER EDITION" and "SWIPE," with decorative elements like flowers and geometric shapes.
A wide shot of a Daiso store aisle filled with numerous sticker packs displayed on shelves. The text "SO MANY ADORABLE STICKERS" is overlaid on the image with an arrow pointing to the stickers.
A close-up of various sticker sheets from Daiso, including alphabet stickers, journal-themed stickers with phrases and illustrations, and calendar/planner-style stickers with dates and icons.
DAISO FINDSðŸŒļ
âœĻCALLING ALL STICKER LOVERSâœĻ I finally got the chance to shop in Daiso for my first time and spent a whole HOUR just in the sticker aisle!! Daiso is a Japanese dollar store and they have TONS of cutesy things! It has quickly become one of my favorite stores to shop in!💕 #stickercollection #s
k i r s t i e ♡

k i r s t i e ♡

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A graphic titled '5 Japanese Principles to Protect Your Brain & Clear Your Mind' features a tree with figures representing Ikigai, Kaizen, Shoshin, Hara Hachi Bu, and Shinrin-Yoku. Each principle is explained below, covering purpose, daily improvement, beginner's mindset, mindful eating, and nature connection for mental clarity.
5 Japanese Principles for a Clear, Focused Mind
If your mind feels clutteredâ€Ķ it’s not because you need more information— you need better principles. These 5 from Japan are simpleâ€Ķ but powerful: â€Ē Ikigai → have a reason to wake up â€Ē Kaizen → get 1% better daily â€Ē Shoshin → stay curious like a beginner â€Ē Hara Hachi Bu → stop at 80% (in
Steven Bou

Steven Bou

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Some baking recipes!
Here’s some sweet baking recipes!ðŸĐðŸĶ #loves baking #sweets #bakingyourlifesweeter🍊
my melodyy

my melodyy

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A person is shown in bed under white covers, with the text overlay '8 Japanese Techniques to Overcome Laziness'. This image serves as the title card for an article on combating laziness.
The first page of an article titled '8 Japanese Techniques To Overcome Laziness', detailing Ikigai (purpose in life) and Kaizen (small daily improvements) with their definitions.
The second page of the article, explaining Shoshin (beginner's mindset) and Hara Hachi Bu (eating until 80% full) as techniques to overcome laziness.
8 Japanese Techniques to Overcome Laziness
1. IKIGAI This means to have a purpose in life. It's the reason you wake up each morning, excited to do something. When you have a purpose, you won't feel lazy or unmotivated. The Four Rules of IKIGAI are: 1) Do what you love 2) Do what you're good at 3) Do what the world needs 4
Brenda Gil

Brenda Gil

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A red cup of latte with a paw print design and a mint leaf, accompanied by a black cat plushie and a cat-shaped cookie. Text overlay announces the "World's Largest Japanese Food Fest is Back in NYC for 2025."
A bustling street scene of a Japanese food festival with numerous attendees, food stalls, and Japanese flags. An overlay lists "Spring Dates" for the festival in various NYC locations like East Village, Upper West Side, Chelsea, Astoria, and Park Slope.
Two Okonomiyaki are cooking on a large griddle, one topped with green onions and the other with cheese, alongside a fried egg. The image highlights the dish with the text "Okonomiyaki."
Japanese Food Fest is Back in NYC for 2025🍜ðŸĢðŸĄ
Japanese Food Festival is making a return, bringing some of the best Japanese street food to the city. With 30 outdoor events happening from March through November, you’ll find it popping up all over Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens. The closest date is March 29 in the East Village East Village
Julia

Julia

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Portland Japanese Garden: Cultural Village Edition
Places To Go Cool places in PDX✈ïļ ðŸ“Location: 611 SW Kingston Ave Portland, OR 97205 📝 Walk up the entry way path to the Cultural Village; the start of the gardens. Enter the Takeuchi Courtyard, and there you will find the cafe, gift shop, concierge desk, and arts learning center. After you’ve f
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Hidden_Door_✈ïļ

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ðŸŒŋThe Healing Energy of Green SpacesðŸŒŋ
ðŸŠīIntegrating just a small portion of nature into daily routines can lead to extensive health benefits. ðŸŠīAs plant enthusiasts, let’s embrace the healing energy of the green environments around us, both for our own well-being and for the enrichment of our communities. ðŸŠīNow is the time to prioritiz
Nature Elegance

Nature Elegance

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A vibrant Japanese mango shaved ice dessert, topped with whipped cream and a mango piece, served on a wooden tray with mango sauce and other toppings. The image also features text overlays 'JAPANESE Shaved ice' and 'San Diego'.
The interior of MNGO cafe, showing customers seated at tables, a service counter, and a prominent neon sign shaped like a mango with 'mn go' inside.
A large decorative tree with numerous artificial yellow mangoes hanging from its branches, located inside the MNGO cafe, with customers visible in the background.
Japanese shaved ice at MNGO cafeðŸĨ­
Just tried the dreamiest Japanese mango shaved ice and I’m officially obsessed 🍧ðŸĨ­âœĻ This spot takes kakigōri to the next level—ultra-fine, fluffy ice that melts in your mouth, drenched in sweet, juicy mango syrup and topped with real mango chunks, mochi, and a drizzle of condensed milk. If you’r
Nizleecakes

Nizleecakes

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8 japanese techniques to overcome laziness!!
8 Japanese Techniques to Beat Laziness and Reclaim Your Drive Feeling stuck or unmotivated? These time-honored Japanese practices can help you break free from laziness and spark purposeful action. Let’s explore these techniques: 1ïļâƒĢ Ikigai (Your Reason for Being) Find your “why.” Reflect on
Draven Royce

Draven Royce

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Things to do when your bored
Do yall want a part 2 #boredidea #nailinspo #bored
PRES💕🐆ðŸŠĐ

PRES💕🐆ðŸŠĐ

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ðŸĄJapanese Dessert Spots I Love in NYC
🖞ïļ Patisserie Fouet Used to go all the time when they were by Union Square, so happy they reopened in Hell’s Kitchen (sharing space with Raku now!). Their croissant is one of my favorites in the city. Slightly sweet, chewy in the best way, with perfect air pockets. Also: best sesame latte and t
Riimon

Riimon

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things you should do on your first trip to LA
My quick curated list of LA recommendations! 1. Visit a farmers market! 2. Go to malibu and watch the surfers from the pier 3. See a movie at an old theater (like the Vista or the Egyptian) 4. Hike up to Griffith Observatory (and watch the sunset) 5. Go to erewhon (a must) 6. Try the bagels
booked by cath!

booked by cath!

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ðŸŒļtaiyaki cherry blossom & ubeðŸĶ
ðŸ’ĩ Price: $8 cup and $12 with taiyaki cone! ðŸĪĐbeen wanting to try this soft serve combo from Fat Fish all spring long and I’m so glad I finally stopped by today during my walk at The Wharf DC today! Not even the crazy winds could stop be from enjoying this (it almost did tho ðŸĨēðŸĪĢ) 👀 FUN FAC
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Rachâ€ĒDC Foodie🍒

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