Since I had come all the way out to Jiyugaoka.. I stopped in at one more bakery.
On the way
On the way
There is an ice cream shop too..
And a local ramen vending machine too..
GoRIo, a banana juice specialist
This place looked rather fun.
There were cute dogs around too..
A very Jiyugaoka sort of scene.
A shrine on the way
The view inside the shrine grounds
The shrine..
A dessert shop
It looked good so I took a photo. Jiyugaoka seems to have far too much to see and far too much to buy.
baguette rabbit, finally reached
Inside
The breads
The breads
The breads
The breads
The breads
The breads
A bread called Boule is apparently their number one recommendation.
The breads
The baguettes
The shop has baguette in its name.. and maybe that is why the baguettes here are seriously good.
Baked sweets
There really is so much worth buying that I hardly knew what to pick. It even made me want to live in Jiyugaoka for a while..
This is the Boule, their signature bread.
It has a soft, pillowy style that would be lovely made into a sandwich.
Apple pie
They make it well.
Baguette
I think this one had orange in it, and the baguette was delicious too. Comme’N was great as well, but this place, even with a somewhat different style, is another shop that really knows what it is doing.
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