This was my first visit to a bakery and cake shop located in a residential area behind Aeon Nanakoshima. The store was filled with sample decorations of character cakes. It's convenient that you can order a birthday cake on the same day. I tried the curry bun and cream bun.

Came to visit after seeing the delicious-looking bread on cable TV. The bread slices were small, about half the size of regular bread, but they were sweet and fluffy, similar to Nogami's bread. In terms of price, it's cheaper and more accessible than Tachibana, so personally, I prefer this place. I would like to try other breads as well.

Located on a city road without the Chuo Line, with a parking lot for a few cars in front of the store (boundary unclear due to snow). Access by car is decent. Here is the actual tasting review: Boule (¥120) - 10cm in diameter, 5cm in height, shiny fox-colored crust. Firm and crispy texture on the outside, soft inside. Slight sweetness with a good chew. Honey France (¥200) - 16cm long, 5cm in diameter, crispy crust with moist honey. A real hard texture that won't bother even the elderly. This is the real deal. Chocolate Walnut Rustic (¥150) - 8cm in diameter, 4cm in height, slightly rough texture with walnuts and chocolate chips scattered throughout. Quite sweet. They offer not only bread but also sweets. A far cry from the mass-produced Sapporo Paris at AEON Kamiiso.