Nasushiobara, Tochigi, Japan｜Rakuda

This time, I was lucky enough to go on a business day. I bought Walnuts, cranberries and chocolate. Some shops are empty Although there are many There's plenty of it here Combined with firm bread Full marks for eating. If you are a woman, it may be difficult to finish the meal. The cinnamon roll has a sticky dough. Cinnamon is also thoroughly kneaded Full marks for eating. It was delicious. I definitely want to buy it next time. High school girls on their way home from school usually buy It was impressive. It's not an omelet that's yellow, Stollen for Christmas. It looks like soybean flour, but it's white powdered sugar. more beautiful than the photo Is delicious. I'll do my best to shoot better, sorry. I was able to purchase Stollen and wine bread this time. I don't like dried fruits and cinnamon, so I bought them for my wife. I ate a little and it was delicious. I'm eating little by little because it's not spoiled. The wine bread was also delicious. I deeply regret that I only bought two. I would like to purchase a little more next time. If you go to Nasu on a weekday business day I think it's a shop you should definitely visit. Delicious yet affordable It's the price. Come on, come on.

Each loaf of bread is delicious and firm. I think that meal bread such as wheat bran bread and white bread is especially delicious. Since the business days are limited, it may be inconvenient as a buyer, but I would like the owner to continue for a long time at his pace. From time to time, it seems that shozo in Tokyo also sells them.

I've become a fan since I bought it at Ohinata Marche, and I love the bran bread from this shop. It's not open on Saturdays and Sundays, so it's hard to buy unless you're a local, but if it's open during your stay in Nasu, you'll want to buy it as long as it's convenient. It's hard to find the entrance, but is it a tall Oya stone? Open the brown door on the fence and enter. I don't know what I'm doing lol Cinnamon rolls are also excellent. It's not cheap at 400 yen per piece, but it's delicious.