Jean-pierre Dardenne

TOKYO — A common complaint among Europeans in Tokyo used to be how hard it was to find a decent baguette. Now, says the French graphic artist Jean Pierre Dardenne: “Every time I go back to France, I’m surprised at how mediocre the bread tastes. Tokyo boulangeries have spoiled me.” True, Mr. Dardenne lives in a choice neighborhood, sandwiched between bustling Shibuya and chic Aoyama, stomping grounds of the city’s fashion elite. These days, however, Mr. Dardenne says his concerns have shifted from what everyone is wearing to what everyone is eating for lunch. “The new boulangeries and cafes are much more exciting than ... Read Full Story

TOKYO — A common complaint among Europeans in Tokyo used to be how hard it was to find a decent baguette. Now, says the French graphic artist Jean Pierre Dardenne: “Every time I go back to France, I’m surprised at how mediocre the bread tastes. Tokyo boulangeries have spoiled me.” True, Mr. Dardenne lives in a choice neighborhood, sandwiched between bustling Shibuya and chic Aoyama, stomping grounds of the city’s fashion elite. These days, however, Mr. Dardenne says his concerns have shifted from what everyone is wearing to what everyone is eating for lunch. “The new boulangeries and cafes are much more exciting than ... Read Full Story

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