Delicious air and coffee

Japan is said to be a coffee-loving country, and I think many campers love coffee too. I’m a coffee junkie and drink coffee at breakfast, lunch, and 3 p.m. When at home, I drink coffee I roast myself.

Outdoors and coffee go very well together. When you want to think a little, zone out, or spend time slowly, having coffee truly enriches your heart.

Fresh coffee beans are ground roughly with a grinder, and when hot water is poured, carbon dioxide is released from the beans, causing them to swell. At this moment, an indescribably good aroma arises, allowing you to enjoy not only the taste but also the fragrance.

You can quickly drink coffee at a café, but grinding beans you roasted yourself and taking time to brew them—this seemingly troublesome process calms your mind and brings peace.

Modern society is always rushing against time, isn’t it? In such a life, the time spent carefully brewing coffee is, how should I say, a time to face myself and an indispensable routine in my life.

Recently, I found my favorite coffee spot.

It’s a campsite along the beach where you can do day camping. There are few people, and the sea and sky are truly beautiful. Drinking coffee in such a place is pure happiness.

When you have a little time, quickly grab a burner or alcohol stove and go drink coffee at your favorite spot. Ideally, a quiet place with no one around is best. I think making time to reflect on yourself enriches your life.