
"Mizuen," a bakery in Yomitan Village, Okinawa Prefecture, is a hidden gem nestled in the woods and watched over by a large banyan tree. The shop, renovated from a traditional Japanese house over 100 years old, is a special space where simply visiting is a soothing experience. Some even describe it as having a "Ghibli-like atmosphere." It offers a selection of freshly baked sourdough bread, pastries made with seasonal fruits, and comforting drinks, and is beloved by both locals and tourists.
Mizuen: A Traditional Japanese House Bakery in Harmony with Nature

A Soothing Space Enveloped by Banyan Trees

A Carefully Curated Space Created by Renovating a Traditional Japanese House


A wide selection of sourdough bread and baked goods





Nearby Facilities and Tourist Attractions
・About a 7-minute drive from the Zakimi Castle Ruins
・About a 12-minute drive from Cape Zampa
・About a 10-minute drive from Mura Sakura Mura
・About a 15-minute drive from Hotel Nikko Alivila
・About an 8-minute drive from Grandi Style Yomitan
If you're staying in the area or are feeling a little hungry, why not stop by Suien?
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Mizuen Parking Lot
Store Information
| Store Name | Mizuen Bakery |
| Genre | Bakery |
| Budget | Around 1,000 yen |
| Business Hours | 10:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. (until supplies last) |
| Closed Days | Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday (to be confirmed) |
| Parking Lot | Designated parking: Approximately 8 spaces |
| Payment Methods | Cash |
| Address | 367 Zakimi, Yomitan Village, Nakagami District, Okinawa Prefecture 904-0301 |
*This information is current as of the article's last update. Be sure to check in advance before you go!

