Itabashi City, Tokyo, Japan｜Kabushikigaishaasanoya Beikufakutori

Arrived at 10:55 on a weekday, there were about 15 people in line. I entered the store around 11:15. There were items that cost 500 yen or 300 yen per bag. It comes in a variety of varieties, so you can choose the one that suits your taste. Since the expiration date was on the same day, I couldn't eat it all, so I threw it in the freezer.

I still have as much delicious bread from Asanoya as ever. Only assorted bags are sold, and there is no separate bread. Many items have an expiry date of up to the next day. The store clerk is very rude. Only two people are allowed in the strictly small store, and the sign says one bag per person, so even if you don't have to wait in line, you'll have to go out and then re-enter the store, a wasteful process. The opening hours are also different.

A mini Asanoya factory shop opened in my neighborhood, so I went there on weekdays around 1:00 p.m. (Open all days from 11:00 to 2:00 p.m.) It seems that the limited assortment set was sold out within 30 minutes of opening the store, so I apologized for being so quick.I hurriedly asked the factory to make and sell the B item assortment set of freshly baked bread today. I bought one. After I bought it, it was sold out with about 5 bags left. I have a lot of bread 🍞, so I'll make sandwiches and freeze the rest. The photo shows freshly baked bread B item assortment set 500 yen