Indonesian Specialty Coffee & Cacao
Directly from Farmers
A Journey into Indonesia’s
Specialty Coffee & Cacao
- Let your coffee journey begin with House of Beans -
Indonesia’s climate, cultures, and people are as diverse as its thousands of islands.
Its coffee and cacao show just as many faces — so varied, it’s hard to believe they come from a single country.
That sheer breadth of flavor is a journey in itself.
Travel across Indonesia and discover the coffee and cacao that speaks to you.
Begin your journey to that one unforgettable cup with House of Beans.
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About House of Beans
What is House of Beans?
Specialty green coffee & cacao,
delivered directly from Indonesian producers
Bringing Indonesia's
undiscovered flavors to the world.
Indonesia is a land of remarkable diversity — from tiny villages few outside the country have ever heard of, to towns renowned as origins of fine coffee and cacao, each with its own distinct terroir.
Indonesian House of Beans is a project led by Bank Indonesia and supported by Indonesian institutions, connecting selected producers directly with consumers in Japan and beyond.
Quality green coffee and cacao that were once available only through trading houses are now offered directly — as wholesale lots, roasted beans, and gifts.
Direct from Producers
We bring each farmer’s craft and each origin’s character to roasters, cafés, and homes in Japan.
An Official Project
Working with Indonesian institutions, we aim for a trusted, transparent supply chain.
Coffee & Cacao
From green and roasted beans to cacao products — tell us what you need.
Official Project supported by
Flagship Stores
Where to Taste and Buy
Indonesian Coffee & Cacao
Osaka|euki nusantara
A flagship store in Osaka where you can experience Indonesian specialty coffee — buy beans, taste, and talk events.
4-7-25 Itachibori, Nishi-ku, Osaka
Tokyo|Kopi Kalyan TOKYO
Step into the world of Indonesian coffee in Harajuku — taste the latest beans and find the perfect gift.
Garden Square Harajuku 1F,
6-15-14 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo