Was recommended by an Okinawan friend to stop here on the way to the Aquarium! Cute little place- a bit pricey, but yummy “meron” pan. Lovely hibiscus blooming in January (I think)..

Very nice little shop - tasty pastries and some nice gifts, e.g. handmade notebooks.

One of the best bread we ever have in okinawa . It's super yummy and i cannot believe that it's hide in small island call sesoko. We found it by accident. Overall is over expect. Highly recommend to all traveler who love bread and desserts. Also the staff there is super friendly.

The melon bread was a tad dry but with the toppings it made it delicious. Parking is very limited only 2 spots but saw some people parking across the street in an empty dirt lot. Our kids very much enjoyed their treat ✨I believe it was yen only.

This was a sweet stop on our exploration of Sesoko Island. Go early, they do sell out. The bread was baked to perfection. If you have a sweet tooth, this has to be on your list. The server was very friendly.

So worth the stop!! There is a large parking lot literally across the street or 2 spaces in front of the store. The decor is so cute and beach-y! We got one bread to go and ordered a strawberry and creme and so oishi!!! The dish was served in a basket! I could eat them all!! Worth a stop while on island! Yen only. The staff speak English and Japanese!

Picturesque! You see effort into having a presentable store from every angle. You can get some great shots for a day on the beach. Their melon bread is very delicious that alone is a reason to stop. I had melon bread with mango and ice cream. I wish I could have a piece of this back home. Do stop by!

It's a lovely place! The puffs are yummy. Nice smile:)