The cute and delicious animal fruit sandwich!! The cream was just sweet enough, and despite its large size, it was easy to eat in one go. I bought it as a souvenir for my family, and even my elementary school daughter was taking lots of pictures saying "it's so cute." It would make a great gift too. They also have online shopping available.

Sometimes when I see a pink wagon around Tsukuda, I can't help but buy it. It's a very cute and satisfying fruit sandwich. The mascarpone cream is delicious and generously filled. The fruits are ripe and juicy! The bread has a hint of saltiness that complements the filling. It's so filling that one is enough to leave you completely satisfied. This would make a great gift for girls or children.

Project H - A Self-Indulgent World (For those who understand) I felt a bit peckish after hearing about a certain idol eating a fruit sandwich as a gift. I was in the mood for something sweet after a few drinks, so I decided to look for a fruit sandwich. I checked the map on Tabelog and walked around, but couldn't find any shop selling fruit sandwiches. I circled back to the marked spot on the map. As I looked around, I spotted a refrigerated case at the entrance of a yakitori and motsunabe restaurant. It was the place! The staff came out from the underground shop after I rang the bell. Apparently, they started selling fruit sandwiches because they couldn't open the restaurant due to COVID-19. I tried the "Happy Friends" (600 yen) fruit sandwich. The whipped cream seemed to be plain, but the combination of the fruit's sweetness and the bread's saltiness was perfect. However, the balance between satisfaction and price was a bit off, as I always feel with fruit sandwiches.

I stopped in my tracks at the sound of "No, it's cute." The person I was with was in a state of shock. As I tried to ignore it and move on, I was told to buy it. So I did. I ate it. "Yes, I'll go along with you." I chose strawberry and muscat. I can't carry it around, so I'll eat it on a bench in Midtown. The fluffy, creamy texture, light and easy to eat. Refreshing strawberries and muscat, with banana as the base. It's delicious after all. My companion was happy to eat the cream with a spoon! So it was all good.

I found a pink food stall near Tsukuda Ohashi selling fruit sandwiches with a small cart. They use fresh, ripe fruits on slightly salty bread with clearly identifiable mascarpone and rich cream. The sandwiches are delicious and high-quality, and the seller has a cute smile. Fruit sandwich x2 for 1200 yen.Visited on a Sunday around 11 am.First visit.Location: Near Tsukuda Ohashi.

I visited a shop where pink rickshaws are sometimes featured on TV. They also sell them on the street in Corridor Alley. There is a doorbell at the entrance on the first floor, so when I rang it, a staff member came running up from the basement. I visited on a weekday evening, and due to bad weather, they had a wide variety of rickshaws available. I chose the popular Happy Friends, which was the last one left. It cost 700 yen. The animal drawings on the wrapping seemed to be hand-drawn by the shop. There was a banana in the corner. The bread was fluffy, the cream was pleasantly sweet, and the fruits were juicy. Overall, I thought it was of high quality despite the high price.

There is a small roadside shop near Natural Lawson in Corridor Street that sells cute designed fruit sandwiches. It may be easy to overlook, but it occasionally pops up on social media because it's Instagrammable. Priced at 600 yen, it's not cheap, but it's on par with department store cakes. The fruit sandwich uses mascarpone cheese, creating a well-balanced mix of sweetness and acidity that makes it easy to eat.

There is a fruit sandwich shop in Hibiya. I heard they sometimes have a pink clear car that travels around the neighborhood. I happened to come across it while taking a walk near Hatchobori on the weekend. I ordered the "Happy Friends" (600 yen including tax), which I had also ordered before in Hibiya. I wanted to try different fruits and the packaging is cute, so I chose the same menu again. However, when I took a bite, I thought, "It's not sweet at all." I wondered if they forgot to put in sugar! I had my friend try the cream, and we both agreed that they must have forgotten to put it in. I hope they taste it properly before making the fruit sandwich next time.

There's nothing special about the bread used, and even amateurs could make it with a floral pattern, so it's not that impressive. It seems to be popular due to its cute appearance, but the taste is just a regular fruit sandwich. At 500 yen each, it doesn't feel too expensive, but I wouldn't want to buy it again. It seems like it would not last long without some kind of focus on the bread itself, using high-quality fruits, changing up the cream, or adding some kind of extra value or creativity.

Around mid-May, I encountered a fruit sandwich specialty store that was once a hot topic in the media. "Fruit Sandwich 2933 (FUKUMIMI) Ginza Store" uses fresh and juicy fruits handpicked by the 3rd generation owner of the long-established greengrocer "Isobe Shoten". The store is located in the Ginza Corridor Street (limited time?), and it seems like the store mainly operates around Ginza and the Chuo Ward, with a pink cart being pulled by a lady. On this day, my husband and daughter happened to see it near Eitai Bridge and decided to buy some. I was shown the fruit sandwiches in the cooler. There are various fruit sandwiches with cute packaging, where faces are drawn with magic marker to add an extra touch of cuteness. They usually have about 5 to 6 types available. The price range is around ¥500 to ¥600. "2933" is written as "FUKUMIMI". Check their Twitter for information on sales locations and movements! My daughter chose this one for its cuteness. The "Happy Friends @600 (tax included)" is the most popular sandwich made with grapes, mandarins, and strawberries. The bread is soft and moist, and the cream mixed with mascarpone has a light texture that complements the deliciousness of the fruits. My daughter seemed to really like it, as she almost finished it all by herself except for a small taste I had. As the weather is getting cooler, I might try the sandwich made with autumn fruits if I see it again.◆ "Fruit Sandwich 2933 (FUKUMIMI) Ginza Store" ・ Twitter: https://twitter.com/fruitsand2933 ・ Tabelog: https://tabelog.com/tokyo/A1301/A130101/13256562/ ・ Address: Ginza 6-2, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

The food stalls selling sandwiches along the corridor are closing down, which is quite noticeable. It makes me feel lonely because this place should be lively. I really hope they can hold on. As I was walking, I saw a colorful sandwich that looks perfect for Instagram, even though I don't use it. Compared to others, the price seems reasonable. Let's go with grape. It's not suitable for carrying around, so I ate it quickly. The cream inside is made with mascarpone cheese, like a cake! It's like a dessert. It contains both muscat and grapes, and not just on the surface, but also inside. It's quite filling. The taste is really good, and I would like to try a different one next time.

Fruit sandwich shop in Ginza Corridor Street. They use carefully selected fruits delivered directly from the market by the 3rd generation owner of the long-established greengrocer "Isobe Shoten". The cream has a rich taste because it includes mascarpone. They purposely use slightly salty bread to enhance the deliciousness of the cream and fruits. The Mix sandwich (tax included 700 yen) has cute animal designs. I was torn because they all looked cute. It has sweet and sour strawberries, juicy oranges, crunchy muscat grapes, and rich banana cream on soft and fluffy bread. It was delicious, but I wish there were more fruits in the back. It's a bit small, so it gives the impression of being a bit pricey.

Recently, fruit sandwich shops have become more popular. I noticed one on the outskirts of Corridor Street. When I passed by, I couldn't miss the big oranges, strawberries, and kiwis buried in whipped cream sandwiches. The shop is only open from 11:00 to 17:00, so I couldn't buy one on my way home from work during the week, and I couldn't relax on weekends either because they sell out quickly. On a Saturday at 4:30 pm, after finishing my errands, I arrived at the shop and there were only a few left. I bought a grape, orange, and strawberry sandwich shaped like a mouse, as well as a kiwi sandwich (both priced at 600 yen including tax). The amount of whipped cream mixed with mascarpone cheese is generous, which whipped cream enthusiasts will love, but it's a bit of a waste because it overpowers the taste of the fruit. It's a fruit shop after all. However, I still enjoyed it.

There is a new fruit sandwich specialty store called 2933 (FUKUMIMI) that recently opened in the Corridor Street. They offer Pink food truck mobile sales, but this time I visited the actual store to try their White Day limited edition items "White Strawberry Rose" for 800 yen and the "Bunny" sandwich for 600 yen. While there are many fruit sandwiches out there, I have never seen animal or flower patterns before. They are purely cute! The cream with mascarpone is included and indeed has a rich flavor. The fruit is abundant as it looks, and especially the banana pairs well with this cream. I haven't eaten many fruit sandwiches before, but this one tasted delicious and homemade! It seems like it would be popular with girls and even children! The gentleman in front of me was buying them as gifts for his female colleagues at work. How considerate! It seems you can also make reservations in advance. For more details, check the shop's Instagram at lunchkirakira (Ginza Lunch) https://www.instagram.com/lunchkirakira/?hl=ja It has over 16,000 followers!

A new fruit sandwich shop has opened in Corridor Street✨ I wonder if it's trendy?? They have sandwiches with just one type of fruit, and some with multiple fruits in animal patterns. I asked if they had a dog one, and got the one in the middle. Honestly, I don't have much experience with fruit sandwiches, so it just tastes good to me. But I love animal patterns, so I'm happy with just that (simple). ¥600 including tax.

I visited a takeout-only fruit sandwich shop that opened on March 1st in the 6th district of Ginza, Corridor Street. I tried the Orange Fruit Sandwich for ¥500, which is not commonly seen. The cream used is mascarpone, which has a strong cheese flavor that surprised me. The balance between the cream, which has a generous amount, and the not so strong flavor of the orange seems a bit off, but it was satisfying and delicious. They also sell their sandwiches while walking around the Ginza area in a pink-colored rickshaw, so I will try to purchase one if I happen to come across it. Thank you for the meal!

Lately, a pink food truck that was selling in the Ginza area has finally opened in Corridor Street. All fruit sandwiches are priced at 500 yen. I chose the strawberry chocolate one. The bread was a bit hard, but the strawberries were sweet and the whipped cream was delicious!

I received a fruit sandwich as a gift, and it had oranges, strawberries, muscat grapes, and bananas in it. It was colorful and delicious! The cream had a strong banana flavor, which was also delicious. The bread was soft and fluffy, and both the appearance and taste were great!

I went for Mother's Day and had a fruit sandwich with flowers that looked cute. The cream wasn't too sweet, which I liked. However, it was disappointing that the bread was a bit dry.

In Shin-Tomi, I encountered a fruit sandwich shop that opened in a corridor. During the pre-opening, they opened in the afternoon, but now it seems to be at 11 o'clock. I got one with grapes and one with bananas. The grape sandwich had two types of grapes alternating. It was more of a cream-filled sandwich than a grape-filled one. The banana sandwich had chocolate cream. It was okay, but I'm not sure if I would buy it again.