I couldn't resist the deliciousness of "赤いなつめ　株式会社マンジェリコン" and ended up eating it all in one go, so I decided to buy it again. It is available at "ナチュラルローソン" stores. Some stores may not carry it, but you can also order it. The price is 400 yen for 20g of red dates. It's a beauty food that even Yang Guifei ate, recommended to eat just 3 pieces a day, but I finished it in no time, so I bought it again. The red dates are large and crispy, with a unique bitterness and natural sweetness that is super delicious. I can't stop eating them. I might consider stocking up at Natural Lawson.

In "The World of Convenience Store Japanese Sweets That Matsuko Doesn't Know," I was looking for the one I wanted to try the most, and I found it at Lawson. While the first few stores were out of stock, recently it seems to be available even in the evening. This Lawson store is conveniently located on a corner with two entrances. The items I got were: - Chestnut sweetened with sugar, priced at 245 yen - Organic herbal tea, Rose Hip (Peach flavor), priced at 238 yen I enjoyed the chestnut sweet at home with Japanese tea. It had a slightly sharp sweetness, but overall, it's a good option that you can easily buy at a convenience store. However, the chestnut sweet from Suya using domestic chestnuts costs around 236 yen per piece, so the price of 245 yen for two pieces may be a bit high. I chose the herbal tea because it is caffeine-free and calorie-free. The Rose Hip tea with peach flavor was surprisingly refreshing, although the peach scent felt a bit overpowering at first. The organic herbal tea also comes in Double Berry, Chamomile, and Mint flavors. The soft package design is lovely. I was surprised to find Bon standing there. It's fun to explore beyond the Inari-zushi and fresh sweets shelves by walking around the store.