Antique Bakery

Name: Antique Bakery
Genre: Boys Love, Comedy, Gourmet
Released: 2008

Seiyou Kottou Yougashiten: Antique

Finished

7.01 score
Summer 2008
12 episodes
0 watching

Animation studios:: Nippon Animation Shirogumi
Producers:: Dentsu Fuji TV Asmik Ace Sony Music Entertainment Shinshokan
Licensors:: Nozomi Entertainment AnimEigo

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Even though he is the top salesman at his company, Keiichirou Tachibana decides to quit his job to open a bakery. While looking over résumés for a head patissier, one name sticks out in particular: Yuusuke Ono, the young man who confessed his feelings to Keiichirou in high school—and whom Keiichirou harshly shot down. Now, Yuusuke is known both as a genius patissier for his skills in the kitchen, and for possessing a demonic charm that attracts even straight men into his bedroom.

Despite their shared past, Keiichirou hires Yuusuke and starts working on making the bakery a success. Before long, the pair is joined by former boxer Eiji Kanda, who is searching for a new career after an injury forced him to retire early. Everything is looking up for the newly-opened bakery named Antique—but the ghosts of the employees' pasts threaten to upset their simple lives.

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Characters & Voice Actors

Cast data: MyAnimeList (Tenrai) (opens in a new tab) · updated 25 Oct 2026

Voice actors in Japanese

Character

Chikage Kobayakawa
Main

Voice actor · Japanese

Eiji Hanawa
Character

Yuusuke Ono
Main

Voice actor · Japanese

Shinichiro Miki
Character

Keiichirou Tachibana
Main

Voice actor · Japanese

Keiji Fujiwara
Character

Eiji Kanda
Main

Voice actor · Japanese

Mamoru Miyano
Character

Atsushi
Supporting

Voice actor · Japanese

Kishou Taniyama
Character

Shimada Nobuyuki
Supporting

Voice actor · Japanese

Voice actor not listed

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