Bakery restaurants in Japan
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Tomonaga Panya
This charming, historic bakery has been in business since 1916, and people still queue for its ever-changing selection of oven-fresh breads and pastries. The wanchan (doggie) bun is filled with custard cream and uses raisins for the eyes and nose. Note: it closes when sold out.
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La Viennoiserie de Nicolas
A block from the train station, this tiny pastry shop serves some decadent treats - pain au chocolat, cheesecake, rhubarb pie - all lovingly prepared by the French owner.
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Toshimaya
Toshimaya sells Kamakura's omiyage (souvenir) of record, hato sabure, large butter cookies in the shape of a dove (¥84 each or from ¥451 for five).
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Bakery's Street Café
Dozens of bakeries from around Shinshu take turns supplying the wares. On Chūō-dōri, en route to Zenkō-ji, 12 minutes' walk from the station.
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Fukusaya Bakery
This famous bakery has been making Portuguese pound cake since 1624.
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