Coffee Wrights Kuramae — coffee roaster in Tokyo

Coffee Roaster

Coffee Wrights Kuramae

4.4

Transparent roaster-café. Roastery downstairs, café upstairs. 6 single origins refreshed every 2–3 days, plus seasonal Brazilian decaf.

Coffee Wrights began in 2016 in Sangenjaya, founded by roaster Takuto Sakaibara with a stated goal that's stayed simple: "I just want to make coffee." A decade in, the brand operates three Tokyo sites, and Kuramae is the flagship roastery-café.

The format is unusually transparent. The ground floor is a working roastery — a factory-style setup with a visible drum roaster, green bean storage, and packaging benches, where the team roasts every two to three days. Upstairs is the café: a minimalist wood-finished space with a counter pulling espresso, pour-over, and batch brew on the day's freshest beans, plus a small retail wall of takeaway bags.

The bean programme stays focused — typically six single-origin lots from a rotating set of producers in Ethiopia, Colombia, Honduras, Brazil, and Kenya, plus a thoughtful Brazilian decaf with caramelly, nutty notes. Coffee Wrights is also a TYPICA direct-trade partner, so much of the sourcing is traceable to specific farms.

A short walk from Kuramae Station, and one of the cleanest expressions of the Tokyo "roaster-as-craftsman" model.

Coffee quality & sourcing

  • In-house roasting
  • Ethical / direct trade
  • Single origin
  • Micro-lots / seasonal

Drinks

  • Hand-brews / pour over
  • Batch brews
  • Espresso & milk drinks
  • Decaf options
  • Alt milk / vegan

Beans & retail

  • Retail beans (in-store)
  • Buy beans online

Amenities

  • Work-friendly
  • To-go available

Find Coffee Wrights Kuramae

4-chōme-20-2 Kuramae, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0051, Japan

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