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365 Nichi Tomigaya
A Tomigaya bakery working with seventeen domestic wheat varieties and housemade fillings.
Compared with Katane’s neighbourhood bread counter, it extends the choice to ingredients and tools around eating.
Visit fitFor an early bread stop in Tomigaya. Use the current 1-2-8 location rather than the pre-move address.
The operator describes housemade ham, bacon and bean paste alongside rice, soy, miso, plates and knives.
Choose between the 100% bread’s moist crumb and the chocolate pearls/ganache, then connect bread with beans roasted for breakfasts at home.
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enjoytokyo.jp · resized and croppedA bakery that also selects ingredients
365 Nichi is a food shop as well as a bakery, pairing bread with rice, soy sauce, miso and tools. The operator describes seventeen domestic flours and house-made supporting ingredients such as ham, bacon and bean paste. That makes savoury food and a sweet snack parts of the same visit. The present Tomigaya address is 1-2-8, following the 2021 move from 1-6-12.
WHERE · On foot from here
Which side of the station, and how far
East of Yoyogi-Hachiman Station, about 60 m in a straight line from the station area. The position is the official address point and may differ from the entrance. The shaded areas are about 5 and 10 minutes on foot from here.
Walking bands are computed by FOW on the OpenStreetMap surface street network at 80 m/min and drawn as a smoothed approximate area around the streets reached. They ignore exit positions, station interiors, underground passages, signals, slopes and routes inside buildings — not directions; follow on-site signs.
Map data: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) · Walking bands: computed by FOW · Station and gate notes: official guidance (2026-10-16)
Three chocolate components
The operator's 2022 account of signature Croquant Chocolat identifies cocoa brioche, ganache blending KAOKA 61% and 32% chocolate, and Valrhona pearl croquant. The visible row of chocolate pearls supplies a structural contrast with the softer filling. That makes it a specific sweet-snack choice.
A meal bread and coffee to take home
For a savoury meal, 100% (ソンプルサン) supplies an actual bread to choose. The operator’s March 2022 explanation uses Kitano Kaori flour with an equal weight of water. Overnight cold fermentation without punching down leaves a moist interior and an easy bite beneath the rougher surface. Its serving suggestions include butter, bacon, ham, smoked salmon or sardines in oil. Buy it as a meal bread to serve with those toppings.
A tangible pantry example is the operator’s 100 g bag of 365 Nichi Blend coffee: naturally processed Ethiopian and Brazilian beans, roasted a little deeper within its range to balance acidity and bitterness alongside bread. The official online catalogue on 19 October 2026 priced it at ¥972 including tax. Bread now and beans for breakfasts at home make a broader purchase than one snack.
An early food stop
Official hours are 07:00–19:00, with 29 February in leap years listed as the closing day. Allow an estimated 15–25 minutes for bread shopping. Plan around choosing bread first, budgeting separately for a meal bread, chocolate snack and any beans to take home.
Before you go
- Hours and fees
- 1-2-8 Tomigaya. The operator lists 07:00–19:00, closed on 29 February. The shop moved in 2021; distinguish it from the former address at 1-6-12.
- Good to know
- Distinguish the pre-2021 address and other branches. Closed on 29 February; follow operator notices for temporary changes.
Sources · image info
- https://award.tabelog.com/hyakumeiten/bread_tokyoaward.tabelog.com · as of 2026-10-06
- https://ultrakitchen.jp/brands/ultrakitchen.jp · as of 2026-10-06
- https://www.enjoytokyo.jp/spot/gp_6965789/www.enjoytokyo.jp · as of 2026-10-06
- https://goo.gl/maps/789agd4sQ3kCBDnF7goo.gl · as of 2026-10-06
- Ultra Kitchen ingredient account: Croquant Chocolat (2022)ultrakitchen.jp · as of 2026-10-19
- 365 Nichi: 100% bread · as of 2026-10-19
- 365 Nichi Blend coffee, 100 g · as of 2026-10-19
- 365 Nichi Tomigaya — enjoytokyo.jp · resized and cropped