Looking for a place to have lunch in Hakozaki, I came across this small retro shop – the Nagata Pan Bakery. Being attracted to the 1920s atmosphere and scent of fresh bread, I stepped inside. The delightful rows of bread in the showcase immediately came into my eyes, but then I found myself feeling extremely comfortable in the old fashioned interior. I decided to enjoy the freshly made buns and free coffee you serve for yourself on the second floor, where they have tables, and had a relaxing time, feeling classy.
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Nagata Pan Bakery in Hakozaki
Lunchtime in a retro upstairs cafe
By Haruka Saijo
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Anonymous
11 years ago
I agree, I really like the retro atmosphere of this place. It's very simplistic and old-fashioned. I will have to go visit there some time.
Avery Morrow
11 years ago
I love the Taisho Retro feeling here. It's great that places like this are so well-preserved.
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