Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, Japan｜55BREAD

It seems that they moved from Yonezu to Hanakawa Town. The one I mentioned is the store in Yonezu. The inside of the store was small, but it had a stylish feel. My son said, ``I want to eat a sandwich!'' so I searched for it online and happened to find the one closest to me, so I stopped by and it was my first visit. When I entered the store, I saw the bread lined up and thought, ``This is not a sandwich shop,'' but when I looked inside the store, I saw a sandwich menu on a huge blackboard. My son and I ordered a standard sandwich and ate it in the car, and it was delicious. I haven't been to the store in Hanakawacho yet, but I would like to go again.

Is it in a place like this? A bakery located there. The surroundings and interior of the store have a nice craft feel to them. The bread menu has original items that I have never seen before, and the taste is very delicious. A store you want to go to.

It is a small bakery with a cash register and shelves in a space of about one tsubo. The signboard at the nearest intersection is so small that you'll probably miss it no matter which direction you go, so we recommend using a navigation system to confirm and set the location before heading there. The shelf where the bread is placed is small, and the blackboard is also written large, so I think it's a shop that mainly serves hot sandwiches. The hot sandwich menu is guided not only by the blackboard but also by paper, but I feel that there are more items than the bread on the shelf. Banh mi, Cuban sandwiches, HAVANA, etc. are herbs with strong habits? is used, so for those who are not good at it, I recommend the SAFARI series, FRANNGO series, hamburgers and cheese naan dogs. It feels good to buy a meal-type hot sandwich menu, dessert, and sweet bread on the shelf.