[Toyota City] Tokai Region's Largest Indoor Library + Botanical Cafe 'café Earth+h.l' to Open June 1st

Social welfare corporation tomoni plus (Nagoya, Aichi) is set to open 'café Earth+h.l,' a novel cafe integrating library functions, on Monday, June 1, 2026, on the 7th floor of T-FACE A Building at Toyota City Station.

Designed around the concepts of 'Learning' and 'Health,' the interior spans over 400 square meters as an indoor garden. With diverse plant life and integrated bookshelves, it offers a space for reading, working, studying, dining, and conversation. The menu features health-conscious food and drinks using vegetables and local ingredients. This urban oasis provides a new cafe experience where visitors can harmonize their mind and body while feeling nature in the city. Furthermore, people with disabilities participate in the cafe's operation, making it a hub that connects social welfare with the local community.

### About café Earth+h.l A cafe gently connecting the Earth and human life. The 'Earth' theme is complemented by 'h' (Healthy) and 'l' (Learn). The interior is a natural space with diverse plants and a flowing waterfall, symbolizing the source of life. It serves as a place where individuals can be themselves, whether enjoying coffee with a book, having lunch, or engaging in quiet conversation.

### A Library-Like Cafe for Borrowing Books This fusion of library and cafe allows visitors not only to read while dining but also to take books home. By registering as a member, users can borrow up to two books at a time for a period of two weeks, just like a traditional library. The collection covers various genres including novels, essays, business books, and comics.

### One of the Largest Indoor Gardens in the Prefecture The cafe offers various themed spaces, such as quiet seats surrounded by plants, library seats for reading, and lounge seats for conversation. Working desks equipped with power outlets and free Wi-Fi are also available. The botanical area is divided into zones like 'Arid Zone,' 'Wetland,' and 'Forest,' allowing guests to experience nature indoors.