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- Region:Japan
- Type:TV
- English name:Yakitate!! Japan
- Official name:焼きたて!!ジャぱん
- Chinese name:日式面包王
- Other names:日式烘焙王 / 烘焙王
- Premiered:October 12, 2004
- Status:Finished Airing
- Tags:Funny / Gourmet food / Source manga
- Original author:橋口たかし
- Director:青木康直
- Scenario:大和屋暁 / 高橋哲子 / 下山健人
- Storyboard:井内秀治 / 東海林真一 / 南康宏 / 綿田慎也 / 山本恵
- Co-director:小山田桂子 / 岡嶋国敏 / 篠崎康行 / 岩崎太郎 / 秦義人
- Studios:SUNRISE
- Production cooperation:Telecom Animation Film / 亜細亜堂 / 動画工房 / フロントライン / 遊歩堂
- Producers:Aniplex
- Family:Yakitate!! Japan
- Rating:12+
Yakitate!! Japan
While countries such as France, England, and Germany all have their own internationally celebrated bread, Japan simply does not have one that can match in reputation.
Thus after discovering the wonders of breadmaking at a young age, Kazuma Azuma embarks on a quest to create Japan's own unique national bread.
And being blessed with unusually warm hands that allow dough to ferment faster, Azuma is able to bring his baking innovations to another level.
As he begins working at the prestigious Japanese bakery chain, Pantasia, Azuma encounters other talented bakers and experiences firsthand the competitive world of baking.
Along with his newfound friends and rivals, Azuma strives to create new and unparalleled bread that will start a baking revolution.
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EP23 - The Sticky Showdown!! Azuma Kazuma VS Kanmuri Shigeru!
It's the finals of the Pantasia Newcomers Battle! Can Azuma truly win without his petolite board? He seems to have a unique plan in mind, but with this unique plan for Japan #60. Additionally, what happens to Kyousuke after he finds the St.
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EP1 - He Has Arrived!! The Boy Who Possesses Solar Hands!
Azuma Kazuma, the boy with the Solar Hands, comes to Pantasia in Tokyo, Japan to make the #1 bread for his country, Japan! This episode tells the back-story of how and why Azuma became interested in bread and why he so badly wants to create Japan's own unique bread; a bread that could proudly be shown as Japanese Bread .