There is a bakery that has just opened in Kadena Town, Okinawa Prefecture.
Its name is “wool bakery.
When one hears the name “Kadena Town,” many people may think of the U.S. military base.
Recently, young people have set up their stores to revive the town, and it has achieved remarkable development.
This wool bakery is also run mainly by young people, and everything from the variety of bread to the interior design is full of good taste.
Point 1: The bread dough is just delicious.
Okinawa is a fierce battleground for bakeries, with many bakeries from the north to the south.
The wool bakery is one of the most delicious bakeries I’ve ever had the pleasure to try.
The taste of the wheat can be felt as a strong flavor, and you can’t help but be impressed.
Simple breads such as baguettes and breads are good with soups and pastas, but you will be surprised when you eat them by themselves.
You will definitely become addicted to it, as you can go on eating it without getting bored at all.
Point 2: First of all, the breads are attractive to the eye.
The signature item, “sheep bread,” is a popular item with cute, round eyes, and is often featured on Instagram.
It was already sold out on that day, and if you don’t go in the morning, it is unlikely that you will be able to get it.
The croquet dough bread covered with pistachio icing has a crunchy texture, as the name suggests.
The rich sweetness of the icing and the pistachio flavor is a perfect match and goes well with coffee.
Other original bread were also on display, such as a sandwich with shiny Tsukune (radish) and melon bread with Earl Grey dough.
Point 3: Happy early morning opening.
Surprisingly few bakeries open early in the morning.
Here at the wool bakery, we open at 7:00 a.m., which is perfect for buying bread for breakfast.
Some bakeries do not have a wide variety of bread right after opening, but you don’t have to worry about that, as there is a lineup of delicious-looking prepared bread to choose from, depending on your mood that day.
The bakery closes when they run out, so it is best to arrive early on weekends when the crowds are relatively large.
The bread from this popular store are well worth a try, so be sure to visit when you come to Okinawa.
