When I arrived at Tokyo Station, I happened to purchase an An Butter Bread (324 yen) that I ate. It was filled with sweet red bean paste and butter cream, with a hint of saltiness and not too sweet. I wished the bread was a bit more fluffy. It's a simple yet gently sweet red bean bread.

Purchased at Tokyo Gift Palette store in Tokyo Station. Unfortunately, the An Butter Anpan was sold out, but they had Financier available. Tokyo An Butter Shop's An Butter Financier has a delicious filling of slightly sweet red bean paste in the butter-scented dough.

I came across a temporary shop at Haneda Airport. It's the same shop I always see at Tokyo Station selling sweet red bean paste and butter. It doesn't last long, so you need to eat it right away. The butter was quite soft, especially in the summer, and when you eat it, the sweet red bean paste and butter spread nicely in your mouth. It's a bit pricey, but it makes a perfect gift!

I purchased a galette at the Anbata-ya. This galette is more moist than crispy. Inside, there is red bean paste. The galette, rich in butter, is a perfect match with red bean paste. The hazelnut powder and rum secretly used enhance the richness and aroma of the Hokkaido fermented butter in the galette dough. It was a gentle, carefully made galette from Anbata-ya by Okada.

I reduced the price of the An Butter Bread to 303 yen. I have purchased it before, and I suddenly felt like eating it again. It is a bread with a buttery aroma, but the butter is not overpowering, and it was really delicious. It is a limited-time product, so I think it will be sold out by the morning.

For my friends who love Swiss rolls and red bean butter, I bought an an butter roll as a birthday cake. The an butter roll is limited to 40 pieces per day from 2 pm. My friend lined up and bought it for me. Thank you! I had been curious about it since it was first available, but my husband doesn't like red bean paste so we never got close to the store. The an butter roll was delicious! I realized that I also like red bean butter. I've always liked yokan since I was a child, so maybe I'll eat more red bean paste from now on. The an butter financiers were also delicious! There's also something called an butter galette that I'm interested in. It seems to be limited to events, so it might be difficult to get my hands on it...

I arrived just before 10 in the morning and waited for about 10 minutes. It was probably busier because it was during Obon. The operation was a bit slow at times, not ideal when in a hurry. However, the sweet red bean paste and butter in the An Butter Pan were delicious! The bread itself was average. The prices are a bit high, so I'm not sure if I would come back.

I distributed these as souvenirs because the previous reaction was good. The box and shopper are cute. The financiers are rich in butter and have a wonderful aroma. The red bean paste in the center pairs perfectly with it, so I will use it again for gifts. I don't remember the price, but the anpan was also delicious.

I bought only 2 last time and it wasn't enough, so this time I bought 6. I toasted 3 of them and ate the other 3 chilled in the fridge. I learned from last time when the butter spilled over the plate when I warmed it up, so this time I toasted it with the bottom side up. It turned out delicious and not messy. Even when eaten chilled, it was tasty. The tartness of the butter was good. It's a bit expensive for bread, but still worth buying for the taste.

This bread is light and different from the heavy feeling of typical red bean butter bread. I received it as a souvenir and even though it was past its expiration date today, I decided to eat it. It was delicious, even though I was already full.

This is a shop I've been curious about for a while. It's just before 12 pm on a weekday, and there are about 4.5 people in line. Everyone seems to be buying An Butter Financier as souvenirs. While waiting in line, I couldn't decide what to buy, but I ended up getting 2 limited edition An Butter Buns. They said it sells out by the afternoon, so I'm glad I got them. The An Butter Buns need to be eaten by the end of the day. When I got home, I had them with tea. The buns were small and cost 303 yen each, which is quite pricey. However, the bread was fluffy and the balance of red bean paste and butter was perfect. I finished them in no time. I really liked the buttery saltiness and softness. Sometimes, indulging in such luxuries is nice! It was delicious.

I happened to pass by the store before 5:00 PM on a regular day and saw a line forming. I didn't know the shop, but it seemed to always sell out quickly, so I decided to line up. - Red bean butter bun: Will definitely buy again! The expiration date is the same day. The fluffy and moist bread with a soft red bean butter filling is great. The butter flavor is strong. While typical red bean buns often have a light bread to complement the filling, this one stands out with its yellow, fluffy, sweet, and delicious bread. It's a light Western-style bread that you can easily finish in one go. - Red bean butter financiers: Will definitely buy again! I got a sample during the wait and it was really delicious! To be honest, for red bean lovers, the red bean flavor might be a bit subtle. The butter flavor is quite strong! The sweetness is also strong. It has a rich, slightly sweet and salty taste. It may be a matter of personal preference, but I really liked it. Overall, the red bean <<<< butter, with butter being the dominant flavor! I love buttery sweets, so this was right up my alley!

When I went to Daimaru to buy a gift, I saw a line outside and decided to join it out of curiosity. It turned out that they were selling a limited edition item called "An Butter Roll," with only 40 available starting at 2 p.m. The size of the roll was much smaller than I expected, about a third or a quarter of a standard roll cake. Despite the high price of around 2,000 yen, I bought it thinking it must be delicious. However, when I tried it at home, it was neither bad nor exceptionally tasty, just average. Considering the effort of waiting in line and the cost, I don't feel inclined to buy it again. I realized that the product was more about marketing and creating hype than delivering exceptional taste. In terms of satisfaction, I felt that buying a Doshima Roll would have been a much better choice. The size of the slice in the photo cost around 500 yen, and it did not leave me feeling satisfied at all. If it had been presented without the hype and at a lower price, I might have enjoyed it more.

After buying souvenirs at Nekoshufu, I couldn't help but be interested in this shop in front of me. When I came to Tokyo during the New Year holidays, I couldn't buy anything. So this time, since it was just opened and empty, I decided to buy something. I bought only two sweet bean paste butter breads. There are so many varieties of sweet bean paste butter breads now, depending on personal preferences. The amount of sweet bean paste seemed a bit less for the size of the bread, but maybe it's about balance? Hmm, I wonder if there are better places with more delicious breads. You won't know until you try.

Tokyo Station. Tokyo Gift Palette 1st floor. Today's purchase - An Butter Bread 280 yen each x3. Located between Yaesu exit and Daimaru, it is popular due to high traffic and its taste and name. It often sells out in the morning. Despite being labeled as "Tokyo Yaesu," it is actually made in Chitose City, Hokkaido. The not-too-sweet red bean paste and light butter create a refreshing taste. The bread is very soft and moist, making it overall light. It may not be filling enough if you consider it a meal replacement. It is categorized as a "sweet." It pairs well with iced coffee. A great souvenir option. Thank you for the meal!

My wife bought this as a souvenir. I was always curious about this place, but the price per piece was quite high, so I had to give up on bringing it as a gift due to budget constraints. It was great to be able to try it. It seems like there is always a long line at this place.

A popular shop at Tokyo Station that always has long lines! The signature item, anpan with butter, is especially popular and sells out quickly. They had a limited-time cherry blossom flavor that was sold out by around 11 a.m. The combination of red bean paste and buttercream is unbeatable, and the texture of the bread is amazing.

There are many sweet shops at Gift Palette in Tokyo Station, making it enjoyable. I was curious about the An Butter shop on the street side and decided to try it. - An Butter Bread @303 yen The butter is actually butter cream. The balance of saltiness, creaminess, and sweet red bean paste is good. The bread has a unique crispy and soft texture, different from regular red bean bread. It was delicious. It would be easier to buy if it was a little cheaper.

As a souvenir, I bought an An Butter Financier. It's a financier with a rich butter flavor and a generous amount of red bean paste in the center. I was expecting the red bean paste to be moist, but it was quite firm. The size is perfect for a snack and it's ideal as a souvenir. The packaging is also cute.

Whenever I pass by this place around 1 pm, there is usually a long line or they are already sold out. Today, there was no line and I was able to purchase the sweet red bean and butter bread, although there were only a few left. I have been able to purchase in similar situations before, so it seems like there are lucky days occasionally (laughs). The bread dough is fluffy and the amount of red bean paste and butter inside is just right. It has an exquisite balance. I would like to purchase it again. By the way, I also bought the sweet red bean and butter financiers as a souvenir before, and they were well received. They also last long, so I would like to buy them for home use next time.