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Originally an offshoot of Ginza's Kimuraya, this pastry shop and bakery boasts a history almost as illustrious as its big brother's: it opened inside Tsukiji's outer market in 1910. Patrons keep coming back for their Keshi Anpan, a sweet bun made with beer hops and garnished with poppy (keshi) seeds. The regular anpan come in several versions – choose from smooth (koshian) or chunky (tsubuan) bean paste – while savoury treats like curry bread with beef and onion are also available.
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Transport Tsukiji Station (Hibiya line), exit 1; Tsukiji-Shijo Station (Oedo line), exit A1
Telephone 03 3546 6235
Open 7am-4pm / closed Sun & hols
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