Unique Ticketing System, Only at De Karanganjar

Written on 09 October 2022 By : Wima Brahmantya When I was travelling, I used to buy postcards in the cities I visited to be sent home via the local post office. One of my dreams

Written on 24 October 2022 By : Wima Brahmantya Indonesia is the third largest producer of plastic waste in the world. So what can we do about it? In one corner of an old factory in the D

Written on 30 August 2022 By : Wima Brahmantya This morning ALON - the intern from Argentina said goodbye from De Karanganjar. Over dinner at home, we learnt that his full name is "Alon Liw".

Written on 07 March 2023 By : Wima Brahmantya This one visitor I saw was so excited to go around accompanied by our tour guide. Then inside OG Cafe, I met him again, and he was so excited.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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").