Tochigi, Japan｜ASAKAYA Bakery

At first glance, I wonder if the shop is open. If the hisashi comes out, I think it means that it is open. The bread on display is not fashionable nowadays (like bacon epi). However, all of them are reasonable and you will want to buy a lot. The volume is reasonable for the price, and the taste is simple but delicious. There are other people's reviews, but it reminds me of school lunch bread. Personally, the curry bread was delicious, and the rare cheese bread was a rare combination with jam, but it was pretty cool. The fried bread also went well with the black canned coffee I had at that time. It's a shop I want to stop by when I'm in the area again.

It is quietly located in an alley near Tobu City Hall. Are you open for business? I think, but we are open. The atmosphere of the Showa period remains the same, and the prices are very reasonable. The aunt will play the abacus and calculate the bill. Exactly Showa era. It might make you feel nostalgic.

A very friendly lady will take care of you. The bread is rustic and nostalgic. It's not fashionable at all, but the cost performance is good, and it has a nice retro feel.