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    Located in Ginza 4-chome, Ginza Kimuraya is the birthplace of Japan's anpan and a popular souvenir that many people pick up while shopping in Ginza.

    Every time I pass by, the store is always bustling. Inside the bakery, a wide variety of sake yeast breads are neatly arranged on the counter, from classic flavors like cherry blossom, sesame, Ogura red bean paste, and white bean paste to the popular red bean and butter series. With so many choices, it's hard not to pick out one after another.

    Of course, the signature sake yeast anpan is a classic you shouldn't miss. The sake yeast dough has a faint, distinctive aroma and a soft, moist texture, while the smooth red bean filling makes it clear why this remains Kimuraya's enduring signature item.

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    Awesome!!

    They have two kinds: Tsubu-an (with whole beans) and Koshi-an (smooth and fine, no bean texture).

    Personally, I highly recommend the Tsubu-an!

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    When it comes to delicious red bean bread in Tokyo, Ginza Kimuraya is definitely the top spot.

    Their cream-filled red bean bread is especially famous—it's their signature! Highly recommend!!!

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    Besides the delicious red bean bread, the Western-style beef stew upstairs is amazing! My friends and I had the lunch set, and you can eat as much bread as you want. The staff kept bringing out freshly baked bread to our table, and they were super friendly, always recommending different kinds. I definitely want to come back next time.

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