Best Bakeries In Japan

1 Reviews

Famous for the greatest breakfast in Japan, Hotel La Suite Kobe manages the bakery directly. Superb bread and buns made from particular wheat, water and salt produced in Hyogo Pref. Each one tastes like I eat them in a luxury hotel, and has surprising and original deliciousness.

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Only breakfast is accepted without staying. You can enjoy a delicious main dish whichever you choose, and all of the vegetables that 'Sakano-tochu' (vegetable supplier) brings are very fresh and superb. Except for the main and smoothie, you can enjoy the all-you-can-eat offer!

12 Reviews

This shop covered with moss like a world appears in movies of Studio Ghibli, is a flagship of a long-established Japanese confectionery shop TANEYA. They prepare ice cream with rich taste of milk, and fleshly baked Baumkuchen, and other various kinds of sweets. You can enjoy these confectionery while you feel relaxing nature.◎40 min by car from Youkaichi IC of Meishin Speedway. It opens from 9:00. Some good-seller sweets are possible to be sold out.

3 Reviews

This café was renovated from a house as a tangible cultural property in Busshozan which remains the atmosphere of historical temple town. Bread baked by the owner who had run a dry goods store here became popular, and they opened this bread café. Delicious breads and buns with full of vegetables that get everyone become a fan of this cafe!

1 Reviews

A bakery opens in an old house at Naoshima. Their breads made from homemade yeast are simple but baked carefully and very tasty. I feel the effort for the ingredients. Let's eat freshly baked breads and go on the art travel!◎They prepare some breads of foodstuffs grown in Setouchi region. ￥200~. Located on the slope along the seaside between Honmura area and Museum area. No photos inside the shop.

4 Reviews

A cafe BAKE STUDIO OKAZAKI has just opened at the side of Chichibugahama Beach, a famous spot as a Uyuni Salt Lake in Mitoyo. They prepare lots of menu such as hamburger and sandwich, and you can eat inside the cafe, and also the 2nd floor terraced seats or sea side.

7 Reviews

RMK collaboration donut ¥ 550, fluffy donut with plenty of sweet and sour icing glaze of raspberries and hibiscus. The cookie with the shape of the lip, which is the image of RMK lip color, is cute. I'm glad that you can get a sample of RMK when you buy a collaboration donut.

2 Reviews

This Starbucks is the fifth one in the world, and first in Japan, that has own roast factory and bakery together. TEAVANA in the second floor, I visited this time, is a tea specialty bland managed by Starbucks. It offers such as non-alcohol cocktail of tea, cream soda, flavored teas, so people who don't like coffee can enjoy.

1 Reviews

This café is between Yoyogi-uehara and Hatagaya. Underground floor is a café and the first a bakery. You can eat delicious breads in the café.