Akashi, Hyogo, Japan｜Vie de France Okubo

When it comes to bakeries in Okubo, we use this one. It's connected to the station ticket gate by an overpass, and the food is so delicious that I end up buying too much. You can also eat in, so if you have time to wait for the bus, you can stop by and spend some time filling your stomach. I am in a wheelchair, and as soon as I entered the store, a staff member came out from behind the counter and helped me get items from shelves higher than my line of sight. I think they also had a morning menu, although I haven't used it on time. In addition to table breads, side dish breads, and sweet breads, they also have pizza, cakes, and parfaits.

The first time I got a job was in Okubo, and I came to this bakery with a little extra luxury after receiving my salary. What makes this place different from other stores is the size of the place where the bread is placed.In stores near the station, people with backpacks can't pass through, and it can be difficult to keep a distance from the person in front of you. Maybe, but Vie de France in Okubo is big! ! ✨ The biggest drawback of this Vie de France is that there is a shopping mall nearby, so after shopping there, you can't help but buy it before you get to the station, so please try it.