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Akira Enomoto served as the Japanese head chef of the famous French bakery “Dominique SAIBRON”, and was also involved in the product development and launch of the bakery and café. He is one of Japan’s leading bakers. He opened “Pain des Philosophes” in Kagurazaka, where European culture has taken root,
He decided to make only the bread he want to make. And the bakery offers about 20 kinds of breads made from various natural leavens and 15 kinds of flours.

Baker: Akira Enomoto
Bakery`s name: Pain des Philosophes
Location: 1-8 Higashigokencho Shinjuku ward, Tokyo
https://maps.app.goo.gl/3B7XxCFf2WxyG2Pw5
Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/pain_des_philosophes/

The type of leaven
・Sourdough
・Raisin leaven
・Green raisin leaven
・Apple leaven
・Koji (麹) leaven
・Sourdough(Pate Fermentee:Made from straight method French bread dough fermented for 3 hours)
・semidry yeast

Additional explanation by Mr. Enomoto
※He use natural leavens made from fruits in liquid form. This allows the individuality of the liquid leaven to be more apparent in the bread. For this reason, he use different natural liquid leavens according to the characteristics of the bread.
※He often uses a mix of liquid leaven from fruit and sourdough (Pate Fermentee). liquid leavens from fruit are also added with sugar during the feeding process, so they remain sweet. If you want to increase the fermentation power of the dough, It might be better to add sourdough (Pate Fermentee) . You can get more fermentation power in dough as keeping the flavor of the bread you want to make.
※”Pain de Lodeve” takes a 12-hour autolyze. This process brings out the true flavor of the flour and increases its Umami.
※Comparing Japan and France, the level of technology and knowledge is higher in Japan, but whether Japanese bread tastes better is another question, he said. France is an agricultural country, and its flour, butter, and other dairy products are of high quality. Japan has compensated for such disadvantages with its technological capabilities, but recently, flour and other Japanese ingredients have become tastier.

Shoot and Edit:Reiya Watanabe

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Timestamps
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0:00
Making the dough and Shaping
6:30
Baking
20:22
Opening

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38 Comments

  1. I am headache to watched his work… so faster .. so good to see.. so fascinating … very excellent work. His passion on his bread really true in love. So that’s made his bread really good and delicious. Learn from this videos The most important here is Experiences and passion made all easier. ❤

  2. incredible stuff just incredible inspiring in fact as a non professional baker ive never seen anything so unique in my whole life <3

  3. It amazed me how fast this guy works. All the bread looks amazing. I have travelled to Japan a number of times. Cannot say I have tried many bakeries but so far, I have not eaten one that disappoint me. Some are good, most are decent.

  4. As a French/Italian myself I have spent half of my life in Japan, I can safely say, this country has the:
    Best Breads
    Best pizzas and Pastas.
    Mr Enomoto and his crew work with pride and honor, their commitment and consistency is only matched by the near perfection of their creations. Bravo !!!!

  5. Very reasonable prices as well. Did a little "google exchange rating" as the video went by. Was surprised how inexpensive these wonderful looking breads are.

  6. Да. Согласна с вами. Лучше мало но качество. Я по рецепту японской кухни себе пеку хлеб. И я очень довольна результатом. Не покупаю в магазине

  7. I like that they don’t make those cheap sandwiches, hotdogs etc so many bakeries do. Everything looks so good, well thought out and clean.

  8. 오잉? 어쩌다 알고리즘에 떠서 보는데 한국인직원이라니!! 결님이 언젠간 운영하게될 한국빵집에 꼭 가고싶네요!! 타지에서 힘드실텐데 응원합니다!!!

  9. テキパキ仕事しわざ凄いですね、 腕が上手い職人は何か言い方も似ているような気がします。

  10. I like the idea of baking but I'm lazy to do it coz it's messy and takes a looong time. These videos satisfies my craving to bake haha ❤❤❤

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