The bread of the plateau

Info

Address:

2098-1 Toyosato, Koumi-cho, Minamisaku-gun, Nagano

Public Transportation:

JR Matsuharako Station → 5 min walk

Car Access:

50km 1 hour from Chūdo Nagasaka IC via Route 141

Phone Number:

0267-92-2121

Parking Number:

Business Hours

8 ~ 17 o'clock

Spot Category

Grocery, local liquor

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