Bakery Mizuen / Yomitan Village, Okinawa Prefecture, Japan Freshly baked yeast bread served in a 100 year old house.

Natural yeast bread served in a 100-year-old house

A place surrounded by forest is healing.

The interior of the restaurant was renovated from an old private house.

Natural yeast is used to make this bread.

Baked goods such as scones and muffins are also available.

Take-out and eat-in OK!

Bakery Mizuen / Yomitan Village, Okinawa Prefecture Freshly baked yeast bread served in a 100-year-old house

2025.01.10 / Last modified at 2025.06.14
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Located in Yomitan Village, Okinawa Prefecture, the bakery store "Mizuen" is a secluded bakery in the forest, watched over by a large banyan tree. The store, renovated from a 100-year-old old house, is a special space that soothes you just by visiting. It is sometimes described as having a "Ghibli-like atmosphere. The bakery is loved by local residents and tourists alike for its freshly baked yeast breads, baked sweets using seasonal fruits, and relaxing drinks.

Table of Contents

1 MIZUNE Bakery in harmony with nature in an old private house
- 1.1 Healing space surrounded by banyan trees
- 1.2 Renovated old private house with special attention to detail
2 A variety of natural yeast breads and baked goods

MIZUNE Bakery in harmony with nature in an old private house

Healing space surrounded by banyan trees

Bakery Suien, Yomitan Village, Okinawa, 100 year old house, freshly baked yeast bread

A large banyan tree towering over the entrance of the restaurant gently welcomes visitors. The old private house quietly nestled in the forest creates an atmosphere as if you have wandered into another world.

Renovated old private house with special attention to detail

The restaurant is designed with the warmth of wood and offers both tatami room and table seating.

Surrounded by trees, the store allows customers to eat their bread and other items they have purchased on the spot, in addition to taking them home. You will often see people eating inside the store or on the terrace.

A variety of natural yeast breads and baked goods

Bread baked in Suien's handmade brick oven features dough fermented slowly at a low temperature.

Breads made with local ingredients such as Okinawan sea salt and red potatoes are available.

Muffins and scones are also available.

You can take out the bread you buy or eat it in the store space.

Why not try a loaf of bread with a drink and feel the quiet in the forest?

Please check with the restaurant for prices and menus.

Nearby facilities and attractions

Approximately 7 minutes by car from Zakimi Castle Ruins
Approximately 12 minutes by car from Cape Zanba
10 minutes by car from Murasakimura
Approximately 15 minutes by car from Hotel Nikko Alivila
About 8 minutes by car from Grandy Style Yomitan

If you are staying in the area or have a small appetite in the vicinity, why not stop by Suien?

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Mizuen" is a special bakery that will soothe your soul just by visiting. The ingredients are made from the nature of Okinawa and the warm space of an old private house is very appealing. It is a perfect place for sightseeing and everyday moments in a relaxing space where you can relax while tasting the deliciousness of the bread itself.

Please note that there is a private parking lot, but it is only a short distance from the store.

Water circle Parking lot

Store Information

Store Name	Bakery Mizuyen
genre	bakery
budget	Around 1000 yen
Business Hours	10:30~17:30 (end as soon as they are gone)
regular closing day	Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday (must be confirmed)
parking lot	Designated parking lot: approx. 8 cars
Payment Method	cash
address (e.g. of house)	367 Zakimi, Yomitan Village, Nakagami-gun, Okinawa 904-0301, Japan

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