It's a place in Kiyota-ku, along the Sapporo Line near Takino Park in Ariake. Check the map on Tabelog for the exact location. I visited the restaurant based on my follower's recommendation. When driving towards Takino Park on the Sapporo Line, you'll see a sign for roasted sweet potatoes on the left. Turn left and park your car to visit the shop. Inside the prefab shop, there is a large jar with sweet potatoes being kept warm. I bought some "tsubo yaki imo" that looked sweet and left the shop. Back at my usual spot for a snack, I received three portions of "tsubo yaki imo" and Japanese tea. The texture was quite sticky and the sweetness was pronounced. With two roasted sweet potato shops opening in Kiyota-ku this fall, it feels like a small sweet potato boom is happening.

I heard there was delicious baked sweet potato, so I came to buy it (*^^*) Head towards Takino from Mae and there is a sign for Takahashi Farm where you can enjoy nature. It's a small prefab shop (* ´ ▽ ` *)ﾉ When I went, the owner was inside the shop, but sometimes they may be out working on the farm. The contact number is posted on the door. Inside the shop, there is a shelf on the right selling dried vegetables and fruits, all harvested by Takahashi Farm except for the mandarins. Now, for the baked sweet potatoes... there is a big pot in the shop!! The sweet potatoes are slowly baked in this pot for almost 2 hours. The baked sweet potatoes are kept warm and stored on the top of the pot. You can choose your favorite sweet potato (#^.^#) The sweet potatoes are also harvested by Takahashi Farm. The sweet potato I chose was a 17cm long satsuma sweet potato, weighing 330g, which cost 350 yen including tax. I will enjoy it while it's still warm at home! I forgot to ask about the sweet potato variety, but it is moist and sweet, very delicious!! I should have bought more. I will visit again soon! Thank you, Takahashi-san♪