This is my second visit! The shop is very spacious, with a few seats, and there is also an eat-in area! There are a wide variety of breads, and I always check Instagram before visiting! I've never tried salt bread, so I think I'll go for that next time!

The price of the shokupan is around 350 yen and the four cheese maple topping is about 200 yen. When I visited, the eatery had a rating of 3.14 on Tabelog and there is parking space for six cars. It is located in a residential area, but the bakery has a stylish exterior. The four cheese maple topping was incredibly delicious!

I used takeout at this place! The shop has a parking lot. There aren't many options inside, but the prices are low and the portions are small. Everything is cheap. I'm not sure what their specialty is or what's popular, so I just bought a few items randomly. The bakery doesn't have any particular standout features, but it's very affordable. It has a taste similar to old-fashioned bakeries in the neighborhood.

When searching for "Miyakojima City × Bread," this shop comes up at the top. Since there are still few reviews, the rating on Tabelog cannot be relied upon yet! In that case, let's go investigate with our own feet! When you continue straight for about 400-500m on the road in front of Kintetsu "Hisakawa Station," you will find this lovely shop that catches your eye - "Le Blanc." A friend who used to work in this area frequently says, "It's a stylish shop for Hisakawa!" The shop's stylish appearance stands out in the residential area of Hisakawa, and even when driving by, you can't help but notice its presence! When you enter the shop, next to the tongs for bread, there were "metal hand baskets" stacked! Many bakeries usually use trays, but holding a tray, picking up bread, and taking pictures with your smartphone can be difficult! However, with a hand basket like the one in this shop, you can hang it on your arm, so you don't have to worry about dropping it! This is a convenient service! This time, since I was with a friend, I had them hold the basket, but if I had come alone to buy, I would have found this hand basket very helpful! The items I purchased this time were: - Apple Custard 183 yen - Salt Bread 162 yen - French Bread 302 yen - Yudane Bread (1 loaf) 345 yen (all prices include tax) Apple Custard: A fluffy soft bread with custard cream kneaded in, and chunks of apple with a cinnamon flavor inside. The elegant sweetness and the slightly crunchy texture of the apple are very delicious! Salt Bread: The pop said, "Crispy on the outside, chewy on the inside. Delicious as is or as a sandwich!" It gives the impression of being more "soft and fluffy" than "crispy and chewy," but the moderate saltiness is delicious! French Bread: The pop said, "A chewy French bread with brown rice." It was quite normal whether eaten as is or toasted. Yudane Bread: The pop said, "Our proud bread made with a chewy yudane." I had half as is and half toasted, but this one was also just average. The shop's products, such as bread, French bread, burgers, and sandwiches, are mostly around 200-300 yen. Other bread items are mostly under 200 yen, making them relatively affordable! There were a few other breads that caught my eye, so I would like to go back and buy them again if I have the chance! Thank you for the meal!

Hankyu Umeda had a new bakery space that changes weekly. They had various types of bread such as sausage, cheese bread, cranberry cheese, salted butter loaf, red bean salt bread, onigiri bread, etc. Overall, there were many cheese-filled bread options, and they were all around 100 yen each but quite large in size. Most people passing by seemed to think that the bread looked delicious and appealing. I bought the onigiri bread, raisin cheese bread, and salted butter bread. The salted butter bread was the most popular and was about twice the size of a regular salt bread. It was moist and flavorful, with a crispy outer layer. The onigiri bread had a tuna mayo filling in sesame bread dough, and it was light and tasty. The raisin cheese bread had camembert cheese and raisins, giving it a sophisticated flavor. The bread was soft and chewy, and all the bread was reasonably priced and delicious for everyday use. I would definitely buy them again if I see them.

I visited around 16:15 on November 7th (Wednesday) and had a tuna bowl nearby before visiting. I often pass by this place by car, but it had been a while since my last visit. The bread here is all so moist and chewy, it's delicious!

I found a rare baked curry bread at this shop. It was delicious. They also have daily specials, which are affordable and great to buy.

It was a bit difficult to find the bakery located in a residential area. The dining space was unexpectedly small, so I decided to buy and take away. It felt like a shop loved by the locals.

Brown rice bread has a fluffy texture and the nutty flavor of brown rice becomes more pronounced when toasted! It's delicious! Thank you for the meal.

I arrived in the evening and most of the items were sold out. It was lucky that some things were a bit cheaper.

I went to a new bakery that opened in the neighborhood. I bought salt bread, salt anpan, mentaiko toast, egg toast, and sandwich bread. They were all fluffy and delicious. The shop was stylish, so there were many female customers.

At the bakery and cafe, Riburan Bakery and Cafe, located in Kizugawa, Kyoto, I had the Egg Toast for breakfast. It was delicious, with fluffy bread topped with mayo and egg, a favorite combination for many. This bakery is relatively new, but their salt bread and regular bread are my favorites. It's quite close to my place, so I visit occasionally. They have a variety of bread I haven't tried yet, so I look forward to tasting more of their offerings. Thank you for the meal!

I had planned to line up early in the morning to visit the newly opened bakery around 10 am on April 1st (Sunday), but I overslept and ended up arriving late. When I walked to the shop, I noticed that there were about three parking spaces available. Upon entering the new and clean shop, a beautiful lady who seemed to be the owner or manager welcomed me. Instead of using trays, they had a metal basket and tongs to pick up the bread. However, there were not many bread options available as most of them were sold out due to a long line in the morning. The lady mentioned that they were busy baking additional bread in the back. I purchased a loaf of brown rice bread, a sesame salt bread, a cream bread, and a chocolate melon bread. The automatic payment machine at the bakery was a common sight these days. Customers put in their money and receive change, with the option to choose whether they want a receipt or not. Instead of plastic bags, they provided paper bags for the purchases. When I got home, I tried the cream bread first, which was delicious. The brown rice bread was my favorite - soft and fragrant. The sesame salt bread had a good sesame flavor, though it was a bit salty. The chocolate melon bread was also tasty. Overall, I liked the breads and would like to visit again when there is a wider selection available.

This time, I decided to get takeout breakfast at this shop on my day off. The fact that they are open early in the morning seems to be why they are popular among locals. The menu is also extensive, with a variety of side dishes and breads available. There are many high-calorie options, which should satisfy even men. The prices range from 140 to 180 yen, which is generally reasonable, and each item is quite large, so the cost performance is good. The curry bread was sweet and spicy, with a strong aroma of spices, and it was good. Thank you for the meal.

On October 30, 2019, I visited the Nishino Akihiro Picture Book Gallery "The Luminous Picture Book Exhibition of Poupelle of Chimney Town" at Matsuzakaya Takatsuki store, which is being held from October 30 to November 11. I also stopped by the "Bread Marche" held at the same store from October 3 to November 3. The location was a bit cramped on the second floor special venue. I carefully considered what to buy and ended up purchasing 7 types of bread for lunch and as souvenirs. One of them was the "Re-Blanc" onigiri bread from Joyo City for 172 yen. It has a crispy sesame seed dough with tuna mayo and a hint of soy sauce flavor. It is large and satisfying to eat.

The shop at the bread festival had relatively affordable prices compared to others. By around 1pm, some items were already sold out. I think it was relatively popular at the venue. Maybe people in Kyoto like this kind of shop? From the name "Re:Brand", I assume they use brown rice. The recommended Sakura Mochi Anpan was 216 yen including tax. The 3 Fruit Bread was 173 yen including tax. It was a fruity bread with raisins, apple, cranberry, and cream cheese. I didn't particularly feel the brown rice, but they were both delicious. Rice flour bread is often expensive, so I thought it was good value for money.