Sepuluh Ewu Kopi Festival has its own meaning for the people of Kemiren Village, Banyuwangi Regency. This festival serves lots of free cups of coffee for anyone who wants to take a sip. 1. Able to serve 10 thousand cups of coffee Ngopi Sepuluh Ewu which has been held for 7 consecutive years. This event is held independently by the residents of Kemiren Village. For Kemiren residents, serving coffee is a form of their respect for the visitors who come. To serve 10 thousand cups of coffee, Kemiren residents prepare no less than 350 kg of Banyuwangi coffee powder. There are various variants presented. Starting from arabica, robusta to house blend. The majority of Kemiren residents are the Using tribe, have the tradition of saving cups from hereditary heritage. From a total of 2,000 households (KK), each household has an average of 1 to 2 dozen cups. 2. Three philosophies of Kemiren Village in a cup of coffee The traditional elder of Kemiren Village, Suhailik, explained that the people of Kemiren have a philosophy of being sincere, respectful, and enthusiastic in respecting. Ngopi Sepuluh Ewu really illustrates the philosophy held by the people. Lungguh, said Suhailik, it was preparing the place. Meanwhile, suguh means serving dishes. Gupuh is the host's alacrity in welcoming the guest. "We prepare seats along the resident’s terraces as part of the lungguh. We also prepare coffee and a variety of traditional snacks as suguh. As well, we strive to provide the best service as a form of gupuh" In the midst of thousands of visitors from various cities in Indonesia, also attended the Regent of Gresik Sambari Halim, as well as musician Indra Lesmana. They mingle with the community to enjoy the brewing Banyuwangi coffee. "By having coffee together here, we want them to become brothers to us. Because we have a motto, sak corot dadi sakduluran (one drink becomes brothers)" 3. Feels like Eid Umam, one of the visitors from Surabaya felt that the festival was like an Eid moment. Everyone gathered, got in touch with each other, served cakes and of course sipped a cup of coffee. "If you just want a coffee from Banyuwangi, there are many cafes that provide it now. But it's different from coffee here. It's like Eid. We can stay in touch. Meet friends with coffee lovers. Chat all kinds of things. Let go of missing you," he said. 4. Held independently The Director General for Regional Autonomy of the Ministry of Home Affairs, Akmal Malik, also enjoyed the Ten Ewu Coffee Festival. Akmal admitted that he was impressed by the festival held by Kemiren residents independently.