【Takeout】An antenna shop that opened in October 2022 in the south exit area of JR Hokkaido Station in Kitahiroshima City, focusing on popular products from Kitahiroshima City. The shop is located next to the Kitahiroshima City Library, with clinics and beauty salons lining the building. They offer a point card where you get one stamp per purchase (regardless of amount). Accumulate 10 stamps for a 5% discount on your next purchase, and 20 stamps for a 10% discount. The points are valid for 3 years from the initial usage date. Visited again in the evening of August 26, 2023. I used to frequent the area in front of Kitahiroshima Station last year, sometimes visiting more than 10 times a month, but I haven't been there 10 times this year. It's because of the construction work that's blocking the way and making it inconvenient to pass through. Since I knew there was no game on this day, I was able to pass through after a long time. Even though I had only been there once, the shop's staff, including the manager, remembered me. Impressive, they are true professionals. I bought products from a bakery located in a residential area in the city, like a roll bread. The texture is on the airy side, not my favorite for roll bread, but this dough might go well with cream-based fillings.

【Takeout】An antenna shop that opened in October 2022 in the south exit area of JR Hokkaido City, focusing on popular products from Hokkaido City. The shop is located next to the Hokkaido City Library, alongside clinics and beauty salons. They offer a point card where you get one stamp per purchase (regardless of the amount). Accumulate 10 stamps for a 5% discount, and 20 stamps for a 10% discount. The card is valid for 3 years from the initial use date. Visited for the first time on May 13, 2023, at 12:30 pm. I rarely pass by this street as there were no restaurants listed on Tabelog for reviews. I discovered it through a review by the user kimumi and decided to stop by during my cycling trip. I was feeling hungry after riding through the beautiful fields of Nanporo Town, which I love at this time of year. I bought some products based on my cycling time: half of white tofu and konjac tofu from Shiraokamame Tofu in Mikasa, and the other half was used to make vinegar miso konjac. The remaining half was used for stir-fried pork thigh slices with new onions, garlic soy sauce, Sunrise's special spicy paste, salt, and pepper. I also bought a "Namara Kamaboko" in the flavor "Toumokoroshi" from a factory in Oomagari. It turned out to be surprisingly rich in Toumokoroshi flavor, but it was delicious. I also included some pictures of the beautiful rape blossoms taken in Nanporo Town. The fragrance of these flower fields can be detected even from 600 meters away. There was also a mysterious blonde, silky-haired fox living in the area.

Local store selling food and ingredients from Kitahiroshima, also offering mobile sales. Discovered through HBC TV's "Kyo Dokki" show. The store is registered. Close to the station with a shared parking lot in front. Cappuccino for 280 yen, Chocolat for 250 yen. They sell White River tofu, Mugi no Ka bread, eggs, vegetables, and more. Mugi no Ka is a store I'd like to visit someday. All products are additive-free. They sell bread from Mugi no Ka. The Cappuccino is a croissant with a coffee flavor, filled with crunchy walnuts and topped with almond slices. The Chocolat has a chocolate stick inside. The dough is not fluffy but firm. The owner exudes a strong love for Kitahiroshima and explained everything carefully. Saw Taabou-san's yakitori so will revisit. Thank you for the meal.