Hachitendo @ Umeda I passed by earlier than usual and there were quite a few varieties left♪̊̈♪̆̈ I couldn't help but notice the Amaou strawberry jam and ended up buying it. I think I prefer the normal cream over the jam. The melon pan is not bad, but I still like the cream bread better (*'ー') #Hachitendo #CreamBread #MelonPan #UmedaGourmet

I received a gift from a friend. There were three flavors: cream, chocolate, and matcha. The texture of the cake seemed fluffier than when I bought it myself years ago. The filling was generous and not too sweet, making it very delicious.

I became a new uncle when my first grandchild was born in September. Right after becoming a grandfather, I received a gift for Respect for the Aged Day. It was a set of cream buns from Yagendo, a Hiroshima-based bakery known for its cream buns. My wife, who is also a new grandmother, and I enjoyed them together! Yagendo, originally a traditional Japanese confectionery shop, was founded in 1933 in Minato-cho, Mihara City, Hiroshima Prefecture. In the 1960s during the period of rapid economic growth, the second generation of the family started making Western-style pastries. The third generation, who had trained at a German bread shop in Kobe, also ventured into making bread, eventually expanding to 10 stores in Hiroshima Prefecture. The fusion of the founder's "Japanese" roots and the second generation's "Western" influence led to the creation of the cream bun. Today, Yagendo has 20 stores in the Kanto to southern regions of Japan, as well as branches in Singapore, Hong Kong, and Canada. Cream Buns: Yagendo's cream buns are made with a focus on the "melting texture" and are created with a commitment to the natural, original flavors. They are made with a gentle cream that is soft, moist, and fluffy. The cream has just the right amount of sweetness, bringing smiles to both adults and children, creating a naturally gentle feeling. That is the essence of Yagendo's cream buns. - Carp Cream Bun (Custard): A simple custard cream bun featuring Hiroshima Toyo Carp's official character, Carp Boy. The custard cream is light and plain, combined with carefully selected fresh cream. - Kokura Cream Bun (Red Bean): A cream bun with a rich flavor of Kokura red beans, cooked carefully and slowly. It has a nostalgic and gentle taste, earning praise for its unique flavor. - Amaou Strawberry Cream Bun: A juicy sweet bun filled with plenty of "Amaou" strawberries from Fukuoka Prefecture. The fresh jam made with Amaou strawberries blends perfectly with Yagendo's creamy and soft sweetness. - Custard Cream Bun: A simple custard cream bun with carefully selected fresh cream, creating a plain yet delicious cream bun. - Setouchi Lemon Cream Bun: Yagendo's signature cream is infused with the flavor of "Setouchi lemons." The sweet and sour fruit jam combined with the smooth cream bun creates a refreshing harmony. Enjoy the delightful combination of flavors.

Sometimes I crave for the cream pan from Hachitendo. It is located near the Midosuji Line Umeda Station, at the front of the southbound ticket gate. You can see Hankyu Department Store and Hanshin Department Store right in front of you, near the ticket gate, next to Ekimo. If you want to eat it, you can buy it right away at the store near the subway platform, which is a bit sinful haha. This time I tried the limited edition chestnut cream flavor. Starting from a Japanese confectionery shop and ending up with a cream pan, you can feel the sweetness of the cream packed inside the soft and fluffy bread. The chestnut cream has a subtle scent, but it's not too sweet, and the moist bread complements it well. I finished it in no time, so even women can have two of these. Since it's a limited edition, it costs 320 yen. It used to be a bit pricey, but with the overall increase in bread prices, it seems like the times have caught up.

According to the official website (https://hattendo.jp/), this shop is headquartered in Mihara City, Hiroshima Prefecture, and was established in the 8th year of Showa era. Initially, it was a traditional Japanese confectionery shop. However, over time, their signature product became the "Cream Bun". One of their shops is located right outside the south exit of Umeda Station on the Osaka Metro Midosuji Line. I happened to pass by, so I decided to buy one. I purchased the popular "Cream Bun (Custard Flavor)" for 250 yen. The packaging was like that of a traditional Japanese confectionery. The website recommended chilling the bun in the refrigerator (6-8°C) and letting it sit at room temperature for 5-15 minutes before eating. The bun was soft and fluffy, and the cream was light and elegant. It reminded me of a cream puff. Overall, it was delicious and satisfying for the price. The convenient location makes it easy to purchase, which is a plus.

It's been a while, so I decided to buy some cream puffs at Hachitendo. I got custard (250 yen), Amaou strawberry (300 yen), red bean paste (250 yen), cream & custard (250 yen), and lemon cake (260 yen). The creamy filling seemed even more delicious than before. My wife also said the same thing. The custard is always a must-try, but the Amaou strawberry was also incredibly delicious! The lemon cake was great too! I'll definitely buy some more from another store next time!

I received a Cream Pan Custard from my family. It is a slightly larger bread than the palm of my hand, filled with custard cream inside. It has a sweet and rich cream taste, giving a dessert-like experience. Eating it chilled enhances the sweetness. It might be a good option for when you want to have a snack with a sweet treat.

There is a famous shop in the underground of Umeda Station known for its cream puffs. They had a variety of flavors to choose from, and I had a hard time deciding. I ended up buying custard, chocolate, and custard & cream puffs. They were definitely delicious, but at 250 yen each, I thought they were a bit pricey. Maybe my sense of value is off because convenience store sweets are such a good deal. However, I'm sure they would make a great gift for someone.

I was exploring the underground area of Umeda. I remembered seeing a TV show before going out that featured cream puffs from Yatendo, and surprisingly, I found Yatendo here. Can you believe it? I wanted to try Yatendo and there it was. It was a bit late, so there weren't many options left, but I was able to buy a standard cream puff. The fluffy bread was delicious.

Before going home at night, I had someone buy it for me because they said it was delicious! It was late, so they only had cream left, but that's the signature menu, right? It was my first time trying it, and it was really good! We ate it together in the park late at night! It was amazing! The cream wasn't too heavy, and you can eat one in a bite. The bread was delicious, and the branding was cute and Instagram-worthy. It had the classic custard taste, but it was a type of custard I had never tried before, so it was very refreshing! It's in the station area, so if I feel like it again someday, I'll definitely buy it again! ^_^

I love the limited edition Amaou strawberries from Hachitendo ✨❤️ I quickly went to get them this month in Umeda, Osaka ❤️ It's great for the people in Osaka to have easy access to Hachitendo's limited editions. When I went there after a long time, I was surprised to see that the location near the entrance of the food floor at Hankyu Department Store had changed! It's moved closer to Umeda now! It can be confusing, right? All the flavors are delicious. The most popular are custard, limited edition Amaou strawberries, and Setouchi lemon. I bought 10 in total - some for myself, some for my friend, and some as a thank you gift. The strawberries were fresh and mixed with cream, which made them delicious ❤️

I found "Hattendo" next to the Umeda ticket gate on the Midosuji Line. It's my first visit. The most popular item is custard, but I chose the cream & custard, which is in second place. It costs 230 yen (tax included). I love cream, so I went with this one. It needs to be refrigerated, and they even included a cold pack. This will be my snack after dinner tonight. It looks like bread from the outside. When you split it open, there's a lot of cream inside. The cream and custard are mixed together, making the entire cream light! The bread is quite moist. It's more like a cream puff than a cream bread. It's delicious inside and out. Sweet treats make you feel happy, don't they? Oh, I had negiyaki for lunch and said I was watching my calories, but with this snack, I've exceeded my calorie limit... But they were both delicious, so I'm happy with it!

I was captivated by the anime movie "Looking for a Witch Apprentice" at UMD Buruku and bought some Maron cream x 2 (seasonal limited edition) on the way back to commemorate the experience. When I went to Yatendo, a shop I discovered and fell in love with for the first time, I also wanted to visit here. The cream bread was delicious. Sweets with chestnuts are always delicious.

I bought delicious cream bread from Hiroshima. Due to underground construction, the shop has moved nearby. Yatetoudo has a rare melon bread available. They are also selling a seasonal limited edition chestnut cream flavor. Both were delicious, so I bought them again. I wonder if my eldest son who is visiting home will be happy? The chestnut cream is 280 yen (tax included), delicious. You can eat them quickly, can eat three at once. This time's amazing bread is this Hiroshima melon bread (with custard cream) for 216 yen (tax included). As expected, it has a high calorie content (377 Kcal).

This is a cream bread specialty shop located next to the north side ticket gate of Osaka Metro Midosuji Line Umeda Station. I happened to notice it, so I stopped by. There are so many cream bread varieties, it's hard to choose. - Peach Cream Bread: ¥290 (tax included) The cream is very smooth with a rich peach aroma, sweet and delicious. Additionally, small blocks of syrup-soaked white peaches add a nice touch. The bread dough is soft and moist, making it very gentle overall. - Cream Bread (Fresh Cream & Custard): ¥230 The fresh cream and custard cream are combined. I thought I would be able to taste both flavors, but they blend together so well that it's hard to distinguish. The creamy and mellow taste is delicious, and the unity with the soft bread is nice. - Cream Bread (Custard): ¥230 This cream is very simple. It blends well with the bread, but I wish the cream had a bit more presence. It seems like I didn't have the best experience with this one, as it was the last one I tried. I feel sorry about that. However, it is undoubtedly a delicious cream bread. June 27, 2020

I bought a strawberry cream bun for 280 yen that can only be eaten now, and a regular cream bun for 230 yen. The strawberry jam and cream were plentiful and delicious. The regular cream bun also had plenty of cream and was delicious. The cream was not too sweet, so it felt like you could eat as much as you wanted.

Cream puff from Hachitendo. It's more like a cream puff than bread. It needs to be refrigerated and they even provide ice packs. Today, I chose the red bean cream puff. I like that it's not too sweet, but some may find it lacking in sweetness. In terms of balance, it's more like a tea snack rather than a cream puff. It's fine to eat on its own.

I found this in the underground area of Umeda. Cream Pan Custard 230 yen: A thin bread filled with plenty of custard cream. Please enjoy it while it's cold. It's a sweet treat that wraps a soft pudding in bread. There was also a Taiwan tea cream pan available, which tastes like milk tea.

I remember it being delicious so I bought it. It's a limited-time Taiwan tea cream bun. It seems to be a collaboration product with a Taiwanese tea maker. I'm going to Taiwan the day after tomorrow, so I was somehow drawn to it. It has a flavor like Earl Grey, right? The bread is moist and filled with fluffy cream. It's small and lightly sweet, so you can eat two of them. If it were a little cheaper, I would buy it more often, but considering the location, it might be impossible haha.

This is a store located on the basement floor of Umeda Station on the Midosuji Line in Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture. Today's snack ⋈♡*｡ﾟ★ It's a cream bun from Hattendo with fresh cream and custard. I enjoyed it while watching a game at Koshien. The moist and soft fluffy bread paired perfectly with the fluffy cream, and it was delicious. Thank you for the meal ❤︎ ( ⁎ᵕᴗᵕ⁎ )