The city of Takatsuki, halfway between Kyoto and Osaka, is served by two train lines and, in the densely packed area between the two, there’s no shortage of cafes and bars.
In early 2017, Otto Knot entered this mix, occupying a glass-fronted shop located more or less halfway between the two stations and down one of the city’s quieter and prettier streets.
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