I really liked this place... It suddenly appeared in the station and I would always buy something whenever I went to Shinjuku. They had a variety of fruits like dragon fruit, seasonal and classic ones, and I loved how they would blend them fresh on the spot. The prices were reasonable too. But it seems they are moving from the station... so sad! I thought it might be my last time, so I got the classic banana milk.

Today's snack with Azusa. Lately, I've been drinking smoothies at home, so I feel like having fruit juice. I didn't usually pay attention to the name of the store when buying, but it's called Bubbles. I was thinking of something like blueberry yogurt, but it doesn't seem to be on the menu? The waitress recommended seasonal peaches. Peaches are my absolute favorite food in the world. I want to eat them at my last supper. I have such a strong love for peaches that I can imagine dying while reminiscing about eating them at my grandfather's house when I was a child, or when my son happily ate them at my husband's company. However, a pure peach juice in a small size costs 1300 yen! It's impossible, and I must have shown it on my face. The waitress quickly mentioned that there is a peach mix with various other fruits for 630 yen in a small size. I will have it as we depart. Hmm, it's not overly sweet, with a gentle taste that's delicious. It apparently contains peaches, apples, oranges, grapefruits, and pineapples, but it's the best juice I've ever had at Bubbles. However, this shop inside Shinjuku Station is closing at the end of September. Even JR's Honey's Bar has disappeared. Is it due to the influence of COVID-19 or high prices? As a juice stand fan, it's a sad phenomenon.

After a dumpling dinner, I wanted to refresh my mouth, so I purchased a juice here and enjoyed it on the bench outside the store. They had a lot of fresh fruits displayed, which looked really authentic and delicious. I was tempted by juices like freshly squeezed watermelon, but I had been feeling like I needed more vegetables lately, so I decided to try the "Vegetable Green" smoothie in a small size for 490 yen (tax included). You order at the counter and then pick up your drink at the adjacent window. Each drink is made to order, so it takes a bit of time, but it's nice to have it freshly made. You can choose whether or not to have ice in your drink. Without ice, the drink comes out completely at room temperature, so it's better to have at least a little bit of ice for a more enjoyable taste. The Vegetable Green smoothie was strong in flavors of komatsuna and kale, giving it a quite grassy taste. I love green juice and drink it every day, so I didn't mind, but this grassy taste might be a hit or miss for some people. They also have a slightly more expensive juice called "Super Green" on the cold-pressed juice menu, which includes apples and might be easier to drink. With different juices available each day, you can mix it up and never get bored. Since it's still hot out, I plan to revisit soon.

I didn't notice at all that the pineapple juice stand inside the Odakyu ticket gate had disappeared. You have to go underground to realize it. Since I lost one spot for vitamin replenishment, I'm exploring new options. There is a juice stand that opened in Odakyu Ace, a bit upscale but you can't put a price on health. Vitamin please. I decided to go with my favorite pineapple juice after all. It's not overly sweet and has a nice acidity to it, very delicious. Maybe because the fruit itself is sweet, ice is a must. If they ask if they can add ice, say yes, it will make your day.

Located between platforms 8-7 and 9-10, I had been curious about this place known for its cold-pressed juices. They use pressure instead of heat to extract the juice. The menu includes not only juices but also smoothies and fruit sodas, but the seasonal item "watermelon" on the sign was shining brightly. I ordered a small size without ice for ¥630 (tax included). They freshly squeeze it after you order. The freshly squeezed watermelon juice has a beautiful crimson color. When you drink it, it's smooth with no pulp at all! It's like drinking pure juice. I didn't know that fresh-squeezed juice could have this texture. It has a refreshing sweetness followed by the blue scent of watermelon, making it very delicious especially on a hot day. You can choose to have it with or without ice, so you can adjust the coldness to be gentle on your stomach. As for watermelon, I prefer the smoothie-like texture of crushed pulp, but this was a fun first experience. Since they specialize in fresh-squeezed juices, I think citrus juices and other options would be delicious as well. With its smooth texture, even vegetable juices with fibers might be easy to drink if freshly squeezed here. I'm curious about the other menu items, so I'd like to visit again if I have the chance. Thank you for the watermelon juice! Summary: A juice stand that specializes in fresh-squeezed juices. Seasonal menu includes fresh-squeezed watermelon juice! Smooth and easy to drink.

Located inside the NEWoMan Shinjuku within Shinjuku Station, near the Sobu Line platform. I wanted something to drink other than coffee before heading back to the office after lunch. Since my meal that day was high in salt, I wanted to detox, so I ordered the VEGETABLE GREEN smoothie for 470 yen without ice. It contains komatsuna, kale, shiso, pineapple, orange, and grapefruit. It's easy to drink and being able to order it without ice is great during the winter. It's healthy, but it's tough to drink something cold in the cold weather (laughs). I found it convenient to be able to purchase it at the station before or after work or school. I will visit again.

I felt like having fruit juice and coincidentally found a stylish stand! I love kiwi, so I ordered a kiwi mix and pineapple orange juice! The price was reasonable and the taste was delicious. I would like to use it again!

Unbeknownst to me, a juice bar has opened inside Shinjuku station! The place looks trendy with a display of fruits, and the menu offers a variety of options. Cold-pressed juices like Super Green, Beet Red, and Carrot Yellow sound healthy just by their names. Smoothies range from daily specials to classics like Banana, Vitamin, and Kiwi. They even have fruit sodas blending various fruits with soda, which I haven't seen much before, so it's refreshing. The sign also mentions hot drinks are available. I tried the daily fruit mix smoothie with apple, orange, and grapefruit, and even the smallest size was filled to the brim with ice, making it a bit challenging to carry without spilling. I'd like to try the fruit amazake next time. Check out my blog for more details: https://zan3tho.com

I found a juice stand inside the Newoman at Shinjuku Station, and although I thought the prices in Shinjuku were high, the daily special mini juice was sold for 320 yen including tax. They said it didn't come with a lid or a straw, but the amount was more than I expected and I was satisfied. On the day I visited, I had pineapple and grapefruit juice. The bitterness of the grapefruit was strong, and the sweet and sour taste of the pineapple also came through. It was nice to taste the freshness of the fruits used. I think having less ice is just right.

There are so many shops at Shinjuku Station, it's fun but a bit tiring. I spotted a juice stand for a quick break. They had lots of fruit and vegetable options. I tried the green one with komatsuna and other ingredients, and it was surprisingly delicious and made me feel energized.

Super Green Mini for 480 yen at JUICE STAND BUBBLES in NEWoMan Shinjuku.

I discovered watermelon, my favorite food, at Shinjuku Station Ekinaka and was drawn to it. I had no choice but to order it, even though it was a bit expensive. I ordered a small size. The watermelon was cut with the seeds still in it and put into a blender. It was served in no time. It was delicious. Surprisingly, there wasn't a single seed in it. When I asked the staff, they said the blender removes both seeds and fibers. It was a great experience and I enjoyed it very much.