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Saint An
Saint An
Saint An

Saint An

BakeryFood StoreFood

4.4

(83)

Saint An is a local bakery known for its charming, Ghibli-themed breads and affordable prices. It's a small shop that recently relocated and reopened, maintaining a clean, new storefront while carrying on a long local history.

Address

2-chōme-3-86 Akitsuchō, Higashimurayama, Tokyo 189-0001, Japan

Website

https://instagram.com/boulangerie_sainte_anne

Opening Hours

8:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Thu)

Phone

+81 42-392-4333

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Worth it?

Worth it if you're looking for unique, reasonably priced baked goods with a local feel

Skip if you prefer a large, modern bakery with extensive payment options

Reviewers consistently praise the delicious bread and reasonable prices, with many items costing less than 200 yen.4 mentions

The owner is friendly and provides attentive service.2 mentions

The bakery is cash-only, which can be inconvenient for some visitors.1 mention

Location

2-chōme-3-86 Akitsuchō, Higashimurayama, Tokyo 189-0001, Japan

Highlights

You can find unusual items like black squid ink yakisoba bread and Totoro bread.

The Siberia, a local specialty, has a moist, castella-like dough that's easy to eat.

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Who it's for

Family with kids
Solo
Couples
No wheelchair entrance
No accessible parking
Free parking
Cash only
Takeout

Families with small children and Ghibli fans will especially enjoy the cute, themed items and homey taste.

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Eats

Know before you go

Popular items can sell out, so it's a good idea to reserve them, especially if you're looking for something specific.

There is parking available for one car.

Reviews

4.4

Very good

5 Reviews

Reviewers love the delicious, reasonably priced bread, especially the Ghibli-themed items and the local Siberia specialty. Many appreciate the friendly owner and the clean, new shop, though it's important to note they only accept cash.

Fun facts

Director Hayao Miyazaki has visited the shop multiple times, and there are photos of Shoko Haida, a famous person, who worked there part-time.


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