One of the best things about Japan is its bread. And one of the best things about said bread is how creative it can be.
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“Usagi pan” (うさぎパン) or “rabbit bread” is not new. For a while, certain bakers have fashioned buns into bunnies — and other animals as well.
京成バラ園 隣のパン屋さんで、うさぎパン pic.twitter.com/W2GaAje3Gv
— usa41 (@usa41) May 16, 2016
うさぎパンを食らう(´ );ω;`) pic.twitter.com/fMFbtXDuVK
— CHIBIBIBI´;ω;`🍅 (@chibikkey) April 25, 2016
https://twitter.com/gts1961/status/703791597054328832
And so on.
What is new is a Tokyo bakery’s take on rabbit bread:
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うさぎパン🍞
焼きたてのしあわせにおい(๑>◡<๑) pic.twitter.com/PliuNjtFsz— Tamakicchi (@tama_kicchi) March 9, 2017
The entire loaf is bunny-shaped, so that when it’s sliced, you get:
パァァァン!!🥖(リベンジ)
新高円寺、ベーカリー兎座[レプス]さんのうさぎパン、買えました。
うさぎパンは午前中に行かないと難しいかも… pic.twitter.com/rPYHLNwP9s
— momoiro🌸🫧 (@MkinokoM) March 3, 2017
新高円寺に新しくできたパン屋さん、兎座ベーカリーLEPUS。食パンはウサギの形です。 pic.twitter.com/XhMuj9kPOF
— ちりり (@chiriri3) March 7, 2017
The best part? This bakery is called “Lepus”, as in the rabbit constellation Lepus, so thematically, this works!
新高円寺にできたばかりのパン屋さん🍞うさぎ型食パンをゲット🐰✨ #うさぎ #パン pic.twitter.com/6KePSxtUA1
— アート LOVE Maiko☆ (@cocomademoII) March 8, 2017

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Japan is the perfect case study for the negative effects of the western diet. Kids with acne, kids a foot taller than their parents, various cancer rates increasingly with every generation since WW2.