COPPERI: A Koppepan Specialty Store

Western Ibaraki

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COPPERI, a koppepan specialty store, is a five-minute walk from Yuki Station. There are three types of tasty bread: plain, white bread with lactic acid bacteria, and black bread with bamboo charcoal. You can choose your favorite combination among various spreads, from sweet to savory.

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Address: 541 Yuki, Yuki City, Ibaraki Prefecture
Access: 5-minute walk from Yuki Station's North Exit on the JR Mito Line
Website: https://yuuki.inetcci.or.jp/musubimeshi/list/copperi
Contact: TEL: 029-647-6642

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