LUCKY BAKERY is a bakery in Otemachi, Hiroshima.
Editorially verified August 17, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: It opened with the park in March 2023 and runs every day of the year; the salt-kombu and daikon rice-flour breads sell through by evening.
Address: 5-25 Motomachi, Naka-ku, Hiroshima
Rue Brazil in Hiroshima bakes its own bread beside the coffee counter, and that house loaf is the base of its long-running 07:00 morning set.
Tip: House bread is sold at the front counter as well as served with the morning set, but the best loaves go early.
Worth the queue: Morning-set bread with boiled egg and salad
WILDMAN BAGEL boils and bakes about 20 kinds of oversized bagel near Peace Memorial Park, all raised on the shop's own homemade levain starter.
Tip: It regularly sells out before the posted 18:00 close, so treat it as a morning stop and carry the bagels to the park benches over the river.
Worth the queue: Chewy plain levain bagel
La Angers bakes more than 40 breads a day beside a patisserie counter a minute from Yasuhigashi Station, with the ramune anpan as its calling card.
Tip: It is an Astram Line ride from the centre, so pair it with a suburban morning; the ramune anpan tray empties well before the evening rush.
Worth the queue: Ramune anpan
Hiroshima Andersen is the Hondori bakery in a converted bank building that introduced Danish baking to Japan and still anchors the covered arcade.
Tip: The bakery market, delicatessen, wine counter and chocolate counter all sit on the ground floor under one roof.
Worth the queue: Danish pastry from the ground-floor bakery market
Rue Brazil in Hiroshima bakes its own bread beside the coffee counter, and that house loaf is the base of its long-running 07:00 morning set.
Tip: House bread is sold at the front counter as well as served with the morning set, but the best loaves go early.
Worth the queue: Morning-set bread with boiled egg and salad
