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Bread Spots in Around Uji Area

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  • Tamakitei
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    Kyoto Ujishi Gokashou Hirano 57-14
    This bakery is in Uji City, Kyoto Prefecture. The shopkeeper prepares the dough and makes amazing bread the whole day through with high-quality domestic, European, and Canadian ingredients, checking every stage along the way until it's finished. The inviting and relaxed wooden interior is always filled with smiling customers who come for the shop's huge variety of baked goods.
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  • Mogmog Bakery
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    4.0
    15 Reviews
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    Kyoto Uji-shi Uji Myouraku 26-1

    This is a fantastic matcha bakery that I just stumbled upon on the way to Byōdō-in Temple. Everything was very fresh. It was a bit crowded inside and thus hard to see, but very good quality!

  • Tenshino Bread
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    Kyoto Ujishi Kobata Minamibata 40-12
  • Paris Croissant Uji Higashi
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    Kyoto Uji-shi Todo Hiramachi 28-1 Al Plaza Uji Higashi 1F
  • Croissant
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    Kyoto Uji-shi Okubocho Kita No Yama 101-1
  • Tedukuri Bread Nomisebumbun
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    3.0
    1 Reviews
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    Kyoto Ujishi Uji Hampaku 8-94

    たまたま通り掛かって立ち寄ったのですが、何とも不思議なパンの看板が立っていました。「電車パン 各種1個253円」との事でしたが、店内に入って実物を見て笑ってしまいそうでした。電車だけではありませんでしたが、鉄道車輛の正面を模したパンが並んでいました。一寸興味を惹かれたものの見た目よりも安定した味わいを取って普通の菓子パンにしました。

  • Nakaji Breadmaking Tokoro
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    Kyoto Uji-shi Gokasho Nishiura 17
  • Pankurabu
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    Kyoto Ujishi Okubochou Hiramori 15-74
  • Acchicchi
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    Kyoto Ujishi Kobata Nishiura 34-4
  • LittleStone Uji
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    Kyoto Uji-shi Uji Tonouchi 80
  • Paris Croissant Uji
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    Kyoto Uji-shi Ujihinojiri 79-1
Kyoto Around Uji
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