Bread and bread dishes "Tsumugi"
Open at the end of July 2022 in Kiyosato Ranch!
Bread from Hokuto City and traditional food from around the world

Kiyosato's Horse Bridge (former Kosuda Ranch), where high-quality grass spreads, is a facility for retraining, resting, and recuperating racehorses.

On July 2022, 7, the bread and bread restaurant “Tsumugi” opened on the vast premises.

“We named our shop Tsumugi because we want to connect with many people through wheat and weave together the various thoughts of farmers, customers, and ourselves.”
The bread, which is filled with the owner's passion, uses whole wheat flour from Hokuto City.

Not only can you take out, but you can also eat in the store, such as smorbrod, which originated in Denmark, and traditional bread dishes from around the world.

The interior that feels like a horse shines in a Kiyosato-like mountain lodge-like space.

I decided to have lunch on the terrace today.
You can see Mt.Fuji on the south side, and you can spend hours watching the horses walking in the pasture.There are words on the menu that are unfamiliar.
If you can't decide on the menu, try the recommended "Tsumugi Plate"♪

A set plate with seasonal smorrow, pomodoro or canederuri, and a drink is gorgeous!Smorrebrod is a Danish national dish, a Scandinavian-style open sandwich with colorful vegetables.

On the day of our visit, curry-flavored mashed potatoes were spread over the bread, and there were plenty of summer vegetables.You can feel the umami of the vegetables, and savor the taste that your body will be pleased with.

And this time I chose Pomodoro.
This Pappa al Pomodoro is a home-cooked dish from the Tuscany region of Italy where you can eat hardened bread deliciously.It's an extremely simple dish made by simmering vegetables in a tomato base with bread, but the flavor of Italian basil works and the soft bread is the most delicious.Mamma's wisdom is truly amazing!
Homemade ginger soda with irresistible spicy ginger ◎♪

Bread born in Hokuto City, where you can directly enjoy the umami of wheat, and rare bread dishes from around the world.
Why don't you enjoy the food of the world with bread while watching the ranch leisurely?

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