Lake Bake Review

After breakfast, I sat in the forest and drank free coffee, green tea and black tea. I unknowingly arrived in the afternoon. I packed my backpack and went down the mountain and planned to go for a walk by the lake. The beautiful shops on the shore of the Kawaguchiko, especially on the north bank, are closed very early, as if there will be some demons and monsters and beasts coming out after the sun goes down. I think they are such sunrises and sunsets, and they don't even need to install a light in the store. In short, there are no street lights, these shops are only open when you can see it, including the bakery called Lake Bake that I have been collecting for a long time. Two o'clock in the afternoon is the warmest time of the day. In front of this somewhat ancient folk-style building, I was caught by the strange wooden carvings in the small courtyard next to me. Swinging orangutans. Orangutans with one arm hanging from the branches. Orangutans with masks around their ears. Looking up at the orangutan dogs. Dogs with masks and Saito birds smaller than faces. Bears paralyzed on stones. Bears that look a little afraid of heights. Rabbits cracked from the middle. Those who are brought to the floor mats don't know what. One leans against the other, and the other avoids knowing what.

Very beautiful, a really great place. Locals go there more often.

Being able to eat natural yeast bread makes me feel so blessed!

The children were a little tired from seeing the scenery, so it was nice to eat bread and drink drinks here to replenish their energy.

After a long walk, it's good to order some coffee.