Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

Hello. This is a new correspondent, Hanes.
For you, "I don't have a chance to enter when commuting, going to school, or walking....Do you have a shop called "?"
Now that the rainy season has come and spend more time indoors, isn't it a great opportunity to stop by such a shop?
　
I mean, I went to Rose Bakery, which I had been worried about for more than 5 years the other day.
There are several stores in Tokyo, and in Chuo-ku, it is on the 7th floor of Ginza Komatsu West Building.



There is a big bee in front of the elevator!
Not only does it have an impact, but it also combines simplicity and coolness.
It looked like modern art, and I took pictures unintentionally.



Well, if you say the rose bakery you are looking for,
Opened in Paris in 2002, this is a good place for France and the UK.
You can also enjoy baked goods unique to U.K., such as scones and Victoria sponge.



A few minutes to see the showcase.
Order a carrot cake which is one of the darjelin and signboard menus!



It can be used not only for tea time but also for lunch.
There are also relatively many people from overseas.
There were clerks who could speak French, and I got an international impression more than I expected.



However, there are many simple and natural dishes that bring out the flavor of the ingredients.
It is a fashionable, international and easy-to-visit place.
There are also cakes with zucchini, and there is no doubt that you will want to try all the menus!



In Ginza, where there are many wonderful shops that make you feel overseas, you can enjoy it.
You can spend an elegant moment even on a melancholy rainy day.
Even if you have any problems, you can have an experience that makes your mind clearer.
Why don't you go out with an umbrella because it's a rainy day or a rainy day?
　
Rose Bakery Ginza
7F, Ginza 6-9-5, Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Business hours 11:00-21:00 (Mon-Fri), 9:00-21:00 (Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays)
http://rosebakery.jp/
※This article has been approved by Rose Bakery.