A cafe

When I'm busy, I don't have any ideas which I want to write and enough time to think about something. I'm sad.
Unlimited time when I'm having tea, a pot of tea is better if possible, in a café with nice music and chair makes me feel comfortable. I need having a good time like this to keep my balance and to think things over.
Though there's a station of Tokaido line, there're few good cafes in Hirathuka city.
Starbucks Coffee Shop is next to the ticket gate and recently Saintmarc Café opened. The others are not cafés but old coffee shops. Because of the narrow roads, the shops cannot put their tables outdoor. District capitals are entirely different from cities like Aoyama and Omotesando inTokyo. An open-air café needs not only enough space between the shop and the street, but also something to watch. The scenery around, for example, a beautiful row of houses, a fountain in a plaza and pedestrians.
The people in a café are like an audience and the people who walk by a cafe are like characters in a play. To establish relations between "to watch" and "to be watched" is essential for an open-air coffee.
I saw nice cafes in Venezia and Amsterdam. Because the background were old calm buildings and canals, people who are in a café stood out, So it seemed that people cannot be lazy and should look smart in chic clothes which are suitable for the background. We feel like we're characters on a stage. Their surroundings are important for cafés.

I watched a TV program about Disneyland yesterday. I went there a few times but I thought that the imitation world is oversupplied their services and it wastes a vast deal of energy to afford people amusement.
Because I'm an analogue type person, if I have a pot of tea with milk, nice music, comfortable chair, a pencil, an electric dictionary and a paper, I can enjoy a good time.
I hope that nice cafes open near Hirathuka station.