“When I first opened in the Kitano shopping district, I was confident that I was making delicious bread, but customers didn’t come.In order to change the difficult situation, I opened a shop at handmade fairs and department store events. Now, we are grateful that department stores all over the country are calling out to us.”
The croissants baked at the venue have become popular and have grown steadily without selling at physical stores. Moreover, why a new physical store in this corona misfortune? Many people may have thought that.

"I'm the type of person who finds strength in times of adversity, like I'm not going to lose anything to the coronavirus. I've always wanted to create a place where I can connect with the people who have supported me over the past 10 years. I'm always here, so if I have any questions, I'll ask them here (laughs), so I want you to come see me." Sweet and cute muffins are lined up in a gorgeous store that looks like an opera theater.

Representative Tomoko Konishi
In 2011, she opened [Boulangerie OPERA Kyoto] with her husband Shun Konishi. In 2015, it switched to a department store special event center, and now it is called "phantom bakery".