Maybe because there's a large cafe called Cafe Injungri opposite, it feels a bit surprising — it's funny that two pretty cafes are facing each other, haha.
On the first floor there's a small pond and a bridge connecting the sides, which looks nice, but I personally think the surrounding scenery visible through the huge floor-to-ceiling windows on the second floor is the main attraction.
Whether looking down from above, up from below, or day and night, it seems perfect for fully enjoying a variety of atmospheres.
If you go further inside, you get a slightly different interior vibe than what you saw when you first entered, like stepping into a cottage; it's a great place to have a cup of coffee.
There is a way to go outside, but it's not very spacious, so I recommend enjoying it indoors. Of course, things may have changed a lot by now, but going out for some fresh air once in a while wouldn't be a bad idea.