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The small bag of cookies costs 1000 yen, those who do not make a purchase are not allowed to enter, baby strollers are not allowed, despite the zero hospitality and one-person operation, it was selected as one of the top 100 stores. It's frustrating but delicious. The patissier, Masaki Masuzawa, trained at the renowned Western confectionery shop Obon Butantan where even crying children fall silent. Although his wife is sometimes seen, Masuzawa is often the one handling everything, including customer service. On a holiday after 10 am, there was one customer before and one after us. The shop is full with just two people inside. There was a sign outside instructing us to wait. [Items purchased] Raisin Cookie ¥900, Chocolate Chip Cookie ¥900. Most items are over 1000 yen. The most expensive was the Chestnut Cookie at 1500 yen. I decided to pass on that one (^_^;) There was no "Welcome" or "Thank you." When I asked about the expiration date, the response was blunt. Honestly, the atmosphere wasn't great. (I'm sorry) But I was prepared for that, so I quickly made my selection and left. I thought, "If it's not delicious, I'll be mad!" but when I tasted it, well... As expected, it was great... Frustrating, yet delicious (^_^;) The texture is wonderful, and the dough mixture is exquisite. I usually don't like cookies, but this one is delicious. However, my favorite cookie is still from Parlor Laurel in Kuhonbutsu. It's a matter of personal preference, but this place didn't surpass that. The price is high, and without the added value of good customer service or beautiful packaging, personally, I find it hard to give a higher rating. I had been curious for a long time, so I'm glad I finally tried it. Thank you for the meal!