At Salon15 TOOTH TOOTH, located in the Former Kobe Foreign Settlement No. 15 Building, you can experience tea and Western sweets in the nationally designated Important Cultural Property, the Former Kobe Foreign Settlement No. 15 Building. I enjoyed afternoon tea at this beautiful building, the oldest in Kobe. According to my friend Hitomi, we started with the afternoon tea from the bottom tier. The apple chausson had a flaky pastry, and the sweetness of the apple was well-balanced, not too overpowering. The chestnut éclair on the middle tier looked voluminous and seemed filling, but it was light and easy to eat. The tea I chose for a palate cleanser was my favorite, Persian Queen. While enjoying the top tier, I alternated with smoked salmon and fruits to cleanse my palate, enhancing the overall experience of the afternoon tea. I had a truly wonderful time.