Ichihara, Chiba, Japan｜窯焼きパンと焼き菓子の店 • 酪

As I was driving down the street, I suddenly saw a sign for a bakery. I've been curious about it for a while now and decided to go there. Since it's in a rural setting, maybe a farmer's old man is baking in an old folk house? When I went there with that in mind, I was surprised by the stylish exterior! It's more like a cafe or restaurant than a bakery. When I plucked up the courage to open the door that I couldn't see inside, I found a bakery with a stylish atmosphere. Prices are also reasonable. There is also an eat-in space cafe, where you can also order pizza and other items. This time, the bread was sold out, so I bought a few cakes. An exhibition is held on the second floor on Saturdays and Sundays. This time we were able to tour for free. This is a recommended spot for a date.

I saw a sign for a bakery near Yoro Keikoku Station and stopped by. All the breads were delicious and I had them for eat-in. All the breads were delicious and warm. Paintings and works of art are displayed, creating a comfortable and soothing space. It's also a hidden bakery that you'll want to visit.

I saw a picture of bread on the roadside and was interested, so I visited. As you go up the narrow road, you will suddenly see a house. The inside is small, but there are delicious breads and baked goods lined up. You can also eat in and enjoy freshly baked pizza. The pizza had a chewy crust and was very delicious.