Ichikawa, Chiba, Japan｜Peaterpan

📝A local bakery in Chiba that was founded in 1977! The oldest store in operation is here in Ichikawa Soya! Currently there are 10 stores in total, including stores inside JR ticket gates! ⁡ 📝The Genki Seal melon bread sold 9,749 pieces in one day, setting a world record for sales! My husband loves the flavored green onion chicken sandwich, and my kids love the melon bread and koppepan, so we always buy them! 📝Coffee service available with purchase! Also, if you say ``Bread ears please'' at the cash register, you can get them if you have any leftovers!

Among the bakeries I've been to in my life, Peter Pan Bakery is by far the best... The melon bread is really crazy, and it is a no-hole bakery that offers curry bread, teriyaki burgers, pastries, and kotpe bread made on the spot. A bakery proudly showing off Simple is the Best... Living in Chiba, the only thing I can boast about as a neighborhood... Peter Pan bread.....

I used to buy melon bread at the roadside station Ichikawa, so I was curious and decided to visit for the first time. When I entered the store, there were many kinds of breads lined up that looked delicious. This time, we have a sandwich (453 yen), Peter bread, limited marron koppe bread (single, 216 yen), Kokuuma curry bread (205 yen), Genki melon bread (172 yen), salted butter roll (172 yen), Soya I bought Anpan (172 yen) and Sesame Oil Flavored Chicken and Kinpira Oyaki (270 yen) (all prices include consumption tax). You can order the limited-edition marron koppepan and have it painted on the spot. It was a nostalgic taste that reminded me of my school days. Soya Anpan is less sweet and has a nice texture of crushed red beans. The flavor of the curry in Kokuuma curry bread comes through and is delicious. As expected, Genki-in's melon bread is fluffy and delicious no matter when you eat it. Most recommended! Other breads are also reasonably priced but delicious. If you purchase bread, you can enjoy freshly ground hot coffee (blended or American) free of charge. *Photography inside the store was prohibited, so I'm only posting the exterior.