Four men run a tea shop that exists to solve problems you didn't know you had. Someone walks in carrying weight, sits down, and by the time they leave, the shop has given them permission to stop carrying it. The show understands that healing isn't dramatic, it's a cup of tea, a quiet conversation, and someone noticing you needed help before you asked for it.
Sui Tougoku inherits Rokuhoudou, a traditional Japanese-style tea shop, from his grandfather and runs it with three friends. Sui manages the shop and looks after the tea, Gure makes latte art, Tsubaki prepares the desserts and Tokitaka cooks the food. Their warm hospitality turns first-time visitors into regulars, and along with tea and sweets they often lend a hand with whatever troubles their customers bring in. Most days pass pleasantly, until the cafe's reputation suddenly takes off. The series is a gentle, humorous slice-of-life comedy.
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