Japan bakery shop

You may be surprised to find out that Kyoto consumes the most bread in all of Japan. Bakeries line the streets of Kyoto, selling bread and pastries that have been popular among Japanese people for generations, such as curry bread and anpan. There are also shops that are known for denser types of bread such as baguettes and bagels. For Kyoto residents, bread is an essential part of their culture. This article will introduce a selection of bakeries that you must stop by when visiting Kyoto in…

David Burdeny- Bakery, Tokyo, Japan, 2022

Kobe is a popular sightseeing destination that boasts a wealth of fashionable and high-end stores. Kobe's history as an international port means you can find a blend of European influences in the food culture here, and you shouldn't miss the chance to try Kobe's famous sweets and bread. There are many excellent bakeries to choose from here, so read on for our picks of the 20 best bakeries in Kobe!

Angelica Bakery is a small neighborhood bakery with delicious Japanese-style breads in Shimokitazawa. Best known for their curry filled rolls and miso pan, these are best straight out of the oven and a great inexpensive snack while browsing the shops and cafes of Shimokitazawa. The bakery is open from 10 o'clock in the morning.

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Touring a city that is as big as Tokyo will have you crave a snack for the road sooner or later. While rice balls are a classic, healthy option, we’re going to take you to a traditional bakery full of charm! St. Moritz has been in business for over 70 years, loved by locals of all ages for its warm atmosphere and delicious bread and pastry delights! This community-based bakery can be found just 4 to 5 minutes away from Azabu-Jūban Station on the Tokyo Metro Namboku Line. It sits at a…