It is an understatement to say that, since moving to Fairbanks in 2013, Shelly Jensen has been busy. Shortly after arriving she started Aerial Yoga of Alaska, a company that pioneered the aerial silks exercise business in Fairbanks. In the fall of 2018, she turned a kombucha hobby into another business, converting a basement kitchen in her Chena Ridge home into a fermentation factory and incorporating Mama Bear’s Kombucha. It seemed inevitable that more would follow. “I’ve had a Japanese bakery on my radar for at least the last five years or so,” Jensen said in an interview with the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner on Friday. “The name Oishi Bakery has been around for a while.” Jensen said she’s been baking all of her life, and when she was younger it was a way to bond with her mother. “She wasn’t a very good chef, but she was a great baker,” she said. “So we’d bake together. It just gives me a good feeling, just nostalgia-wise, you know?” Oishi, which translates to the word “deli...