500 yen, Salty Caramel, Salty Lychee? It became very salty, but both were the right choice! The lychee flavor is surprisingly strong and delicious. I also tried sesame, acai, amaou strawberry, cappuccino, and they were all tasty. I recommend the lychee flavor.

Today was unusually hot for November, so I decided to take a short break with some refreshing sweets. The gelato here is generally mild in flavor, with the peach being my personal favorite. The peach and apple combination is light and delicious. The amaou strawberry milk flavor is also quite enjoyable. I ordered a triple scoop (peach, amaou, popcorn) for 660 yen.

Gelato Trio (Cup) 550 yen Mango sorbet, chocolate sorbet, Aso milk gelato with crispy chocolate Mango is juicy and refreshing, chocolate is rich yet refreshing, Aso milk is light but milky. The crispy chocolate adds a fun and delicious texture. I wonder if this shop is a chain store, I've also seen it in Yakuin. It's delicious, beautiful, and affordable compared to Tokyo, which is very much appreciated.

I stopped by for a break while sightseeing in Dazaifu. The streets were crowded, but this place seemed easy to get into, so I decided to rest here. I bought pistachio gelato, which was delicious at first, but it turned out to be heavier than I expected.

I had the Amaou strawberry milk gelato. It was part of the premium series, so it cost an extra 100 yen. It was a creamy gelato, more like ice cream really. It wasn't too sweet, with a slightly restrained sweetness, and it was delicious. The seating area wasn't spacious, but there were a decent number of seats.

I couldn't forget the gelato I ate at VITO in Kumamoto... I found it at Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine and went straight in after visiting the shrine! ⭐️ A double cup costs 480 yen, and I added Azuki and Pistachio for an extra 100 yen. It's definitely worth it. The Azuki flavor is made with milk from Aso, and it's delicious! It helps you forget about the heat! ⭐️ A single cup costs 380 yen and is said to be rich in flavor with Yame Gyokuro Matcha. I wonder why my husband never orders anything other than matcha... haha. VITO's gelato, which I haven't had in a while, is my favorite. I also discovered that there is a VITO at Osaka's Itami Airport! I can have it when I fly there in the future. Haha.

VITO Gelato in the approach to Dazaifu. I chose the sophisticated black sesame latte from the many flavors available. It has a nice balance of rich black sesame flavor and the sweet taste of the latte. The sweetness is just right. There is also a seating area at the entrance, but I enjoyed walking along the approach while eating.

This is ViTO Dazaifu Tenmangu Omotesando store in Dazaifu. The interior is stylish with a souvenir shop attached. It was a hot day, so I had gelato. I got a triple scoop of sesame banana, pistachio, and popcorn, all with strong natural flavors. There are chairs and tables inside, so I enjoyed it there.

I visited a gelato shop to cool down after two days of rain during my trip starting on Thursday. The flavors I tried were mango and green tea matcha, both of which were slightly subtle in taste. However, they were refreshing and not too heavy, which was perfect for the hot weather. They weren't the best I've ever had, but they were delicious. Thank you for the meal!

In the approach to Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, there is a gelato shop with about 20 different flavors to choose from, making it hard to decide. This time, I ordered "Pistachio" and "Blueberry" (wanted to try Mint Chocolate but it was sold out). The refreshing and light sweetness of the gelato was perfect for a break during the visit. I would like to try other flavors as well.

The restaurant ViTO located on the approach to Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine is a stylish cafe that caught my eye. I had always wanted to visit this place, but it was too far and I never had the chance until now. The system is to order and pay first, and I couldn't resist trying the delicious-looking gelato next to the register. I originally planned to just have a drink, but ended up getting a double scoop gelato cup for 400 yen + tax. I chose black sesame white cioccolata and caramelita nero, both with unique and tasty flavors. I also ordered an Italian soda for 440 yen + tax, choosing green apple flavor. The soda had a distinctive taste and an interesting appearance. Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine is truly fascinating! Not only the shrine itself but also the approach leading up to it has a great atmosphere with many shops lined up, creating a lively environment.

Fukuoka Day 2. I came to Fukuoka for Figure Skating, the International Team Competition. I stayed in Hakata, so I took the first bus from Hakata Bus Terminal to Dazaifu. The bus ride was about 40 minutes, and I took a nap. The approach to Dazaifu was crowded with mostly foreign visitors. My friend insisted on visiting Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, so we went. After the shrine visit, we wandered around and found a stylish gelato shop. I decided to try their gelato, and the flavors were delicious. I ordered a double cone with Strawberry Mille-feuille and Berry Berry Berry flavors. The gelato was beautifully presented on a cone that I liked. It was reasonably priced, and I enjoyed the gelato in the cozy seating area inside the shop. The gelato was not too sweet and had a nice balance of flavors.

I stopped by with three young children around noon on Sunday. The first floor had a bank ATM and Vito, with a miscellaneous goods store in the back, and the second floor was a restaurant in a complex store. There was a menu sign in front of the store, and the ice cream in the showcase was colorful, making it hard to choose. The line in front of the store was short, so we didn't have to wait long to make a purchase. This time, we bought three small cups of gelato for 320 yen each (excluding tax). We chose green tea, mango, and stracciatella flavors. I wanted to buy amaou (strawberry) but it was sold out. We sat on the bench at the back of the register and ate the ice cream. They were all rich and creamy ice creams. They were delicious.

I was surprised to find this gelato shop in such a place!! ViTO (Vito) located on the approach to Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine. The gelato here is as delicious as the one I always have at Fukuoka Airport. I was amazed. I went in and tried a few flavors, I can't remember all of them but I think they had vanilla, chocolate, pistachio... and one more that I can't recall. Regardless, the gelato here is of high quality. I think it's really delicious. I feel like I could eat as much as I want of this nice gelato♪

At the end of the Omotesando street in Dazaifu, there is a stylish gelato shop near the entrance that exudes a fashionable vibe. While the stylish Starbucks in Dazaifu is well-known, this place is also quite trendy. The gelato display window on the right as you enter the shop is filled with vibrant colors of gelato, making it a fun sight to see. There is also seating available inside. I tried the orange gelato, which had a perfect balance of acidity and was very delicious. There were many other flavors, including a purple one with a name that was hard to remember, but they all looked tasty. They also offer coffee, so it's a great place to take a break if you're feeling tired from walking around. It's not as crowded as Starbucks, by the way. Enjoyed my meal!

I found a lovely gelato in a glass case! The display is beautiful, isn't it? Makes you want to order, right? The staff, especially the lady, seemed a bit cool, maybe more geared towards international customers. The names of the products were too fancy to read, haha. I tried the peach gelato. It was refreshing, light, and delicious! It's inconvenient that there are no trash cans on the street. The second floor is a cafe space with other shops inside.

I visited this place for a break before praying at Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine. The interior of the shop was very clean. Water was self-service. Although I didn't have time to try it this time, the food and gelato available on the second floor looked delicious.