Komine Bakery

The bread here tastes like home. They have a good variety of bread going on and the quality and taste is very consistent. The potato bread is to die for, as well as their chocolate croissants. The prices are unbeatable for what you get! They start selling things at a discount in the evenings when they are closing up. They also have two other satellite stores in the area if this one is slightly out of the way.

Anpan with lots of anko is recommended.

A bakery in a local town. Unlike fashionable bakeries, it is cheap and delicious. You can buy most things for 100 yen each. The anpan is thin-skinned and thick, and half is enough for me, so I have it divided into two parts.

It's a community-based bakery. Bread with an inside is thin-skinned and has an inside! It's more like eating bean paste than eating bread. The bean paste is moderately sweet and can be eaten to the end without getting tired. Cheese-based bread is also delicious, but other than that, there are occasional gaps. It is a pity that the payment method is cash only. I think it would be helpful if you could handle any one of card payment, electronic money, and QR code payment.

I visited early in the morning for the first time. Even though there were no other customers, the cashier's aunt's attitude was bad and I was uncomfortable from the morning. It wasn't blunt, it was unfriendly and seemed to be in a bad mood. The craftsmen in the kitchen are working happily, and I thought it would be better for them to go out. .. The bread I ate after returning was very delicious, so I would like to visit again, but I don't want to buy it from that aunt, and I'm sorry that if the cashier feels good, I can shop more comfortably.