Written on 23 May 2023 By : Wima Brahmantya This afternoon Danai & Nikos - the first batch of international internship programme 2.0 left De Karanganjar. This is the feedback they wrote there
Interesting Name Traditions From the Land of the Gods
Written on 8 May 2022 By : Wima Brahmantya NIKOS & DANAI - this Greek couple are the first interns after the pandemic era. There was an interesting conversation last night, starting with their question on why
The Unique History of Spaghetti Bolognese
Written on 19 April 2022 By : Wima Brahmantya While cancelling the fast with this typical Italian food, I thought of sharing info with friends.Talking about Spaghetti is not just one maca
Chicken Blackpepper Ala Abry
Written on : 14 April 2022 By : Wima Brahmantya Abry joined just a few months before the pandemic in early 2020. Even though he hasn't worked for a year, I can see that he's the best barista I've ever met.
The oldest painting was found in a warehouse
Written on 19 February 2019 By : Wima Brahmantya Want to know something older than the age of Keboen Kopi Karanganjar itself? "Cloud - 1848", the name is written in the lower left corner of the painting be
The Grass Is Always Greener On The Other Side Of The Fence
Written on 09 December 2018 By : Wima Brahmantya I realised the truth when travelling with a French girl (eaaa!!) a few years ago. As we travelled through the rice fields of the Pera
Thanksgiving of Swakarsa Team of Lembu Suro at Keboen Kopi Karanganjar
Written on 17 February 2019 by Wima Brahmantya Starting from the briker (brik-brikan) community, this community then developed into an initiative team for the rescue of natural disaster victims since Letu
Ngopi means "processing thoughts"
Written on 21 December 2018 By : Wima Brahmantya Today a visitor to Keboen said that he always follows my writings which (he said) "enlighten" (even though it could be "me").
Meet Mrs Lydia - the blonde-haired Sekartaji!
Written on 29 July 2018 By : Wima Brahmantya About seven years ago I met him at Palah (Penataran) Temple. If I usually guide the guests in the temple area, this time wa
Last Portrait
Written on 08 September 2017 Written by Wima Brahmantya There is a painting in our place that is said to give goosebumps to anyone standing right in front of it. "The Last Portrait", a painting
Stories about "Indonesia" from South Africa
Written on : 19 September 2018 By : Wima Brahmantya NINA BRAZZO - came all the way from South Africa to chat with me. She has lofty ideals for her nation. Although Apar's policy
Thanks for the souvenir, Tante Saskia!
Written on 08 June 2017 By : Wima Brahmantya The arrival of foreign tourists is commonplace in our place. But this Dutch tourist is quite special. Tante Saskia Van Der Mei (yes, the word "aunty" m