"I suddenly remembered the red roof soft serve ice cream shop in the suburbs... On a hot summer day, while on a motorcycle tour before returning home, I remembered it. When I searched on Google Maps, I found that I could stop by on my way back home from Naganuma. However, I saw the address of Kamuka for the first time. Even though I have been a resident of Chitose for a long time, there are still some unfamiliar place names. The map didn't really help me understand, but when I actually visited, I realized, 'Oh, this is where it is!' I arrived around 4:00 PM, and to my surprise, there were two motorcycles parked there. I parked my bike in front of the store, and as I looked at the menu board hanging outside the shack, I saw they offered vanilla, chocolate, and mixed soft serve ice cream in regular and mini sizes, with the option of cone or cup. I chose a regular size cone of vanilla, and when it was handed to me, I was warned, 'Be careful, it's prone to tipping over.' Despite the price of 390 yen, it was quite generous in size, about 20% taller than at other shops. Indeed, it looked like it would easily topple over when tilted, so I quickly moved to a shady spot and licked it up. The texture and sweetness of the soft serve were unique compared to ice cream or gelato. Although it was already past 4:00 PM and getting cooler, it was still summer, so it started melting rapidly. Suddenly, the rider who was there before me exclaimed, 'Oh no, I dropped it!' The man who arrived after me was holding a regular size cone of soft serve and a cup of coffee in both hands, and as he was about to return to his car, he accidentally dropped the soft serve. He then handed the coffee to the woman in the passenger seat and purchased a mini soft serve in a cup. Carelessness is the enemy (sad)."

In the middle of farmland away from the main street, there is a large serving of Vanilla 350. It melts quickly even on a cool day, so you have to eat it fast. Make sure to have something to wipe your hands with beforehand. It's not too icy, but it's sweeter than regular ice cream. It seems to have no additives, but it is quite sweet. On a sunny day, you can see airplanes well from there.

《 August 2021 First Visit 》In the outskirts of the northern part of Chitose City, just one road north leads to an area called Eniwa City, a corner of remote farmland that is off the main road, so it's not a place you would pass by unless you have it as your destination. It seems like a farm family built a small shed on their property and started selling soft serve ice cream, with the voluminous soft serve being popular, so I decided to check it out. The flavors available are vanilla, chocolate, and mix, but since it was my first visit, I chose the regular size vanilla. As rumored, the soft serve was a towering six-layer swirl of ice cream, but that also means you need to be careful. The top cream protrudes significantly from the cone, and on a hot day exceeding 30 degrees with strong winds, the cream exposed to the hot air quickly started melting and dripping from the edge of the cone. I had planned to enjoy it slowly in the car, but had to give up on that plan. I sat on a bench next to the sales hut to eat, but my hands quickly became sticky. Looking down, I could see traces of cream dripping on the ground here and there. If you plan to eat in the car, it's better to choose a cup instead of a cone. The regular type cone is a "Flare Top Cone" from Nissei, and the flags around the shop and the soft serve mix are also likely from Nissei. As mentioned earlier, the balance between the cone and the cream volume is off, so it would be appreciated if they could offer a wider mouth type like the "Floral Top" cone. I rated the service as 2.5 due to this, with a minus 0.5 for difficulty in eating. It would be clearer if they separated the regular size as "Floral Top" and the mini size as "Flare Top Cone," don't you think? Next time, I plan to try the chocolate soft serve in a cup. ==============================◇ Vanilla Soft Serve Ice Cream 350 yen ===========

The weather was nice but windy, so it was a failure. I should have gotten a cup instead. My daughter got a regular size and it was the worst. I couldn't even take a picture. The lady making it was not good at it and it melted quickly because of the wind, and my hands were sticky. I got a mini size but it melted quickly too once I took a picture. On days like this, I recommend enjoying it inside.

I went to Akai Yane at the beginning of this year. I used the free coffee voucher that I had. I think it was Mirei. I chose the Japanese-style Shiratama Parfait with Matcha soft serve. It was hot today, so the cold Shiratama soft serve was delicious. The menu has changed a little. I will go again soon!

Visit date: Around 1:30 PM on August 1, 2020. After having hamburgers and crepes, we decided to have some ice cream and headed to the "Red Roof" shop. I've heard the name before, but this was my first visit. It's located about 15 minutes from Chitose City. The distinctive feature is the sunflower fields spread out all around! I ordered the "Vanilla Ice Cream Mini Soft Cup (¥300)". Since I had already eaten a crepe, I opted for the mini size this time. It was served right after I paid. The vanilla flavor was rich and the texture was relatively firm but pleasant. I felt a bit envious of my friend's regular-sized soft serve, which was quite big, haha. If I go again, I think I'll go for the regular size or maybe a milkshake. Thank you for the meal.

On a day off, I went to Eniwa with my friend and had some meat, then we decided to have dessert. My friend suggested a place that I had been curious about but hadn't been to yet. We followed the navigation and headed towards a tranquil rural landscape. When we arrived at the restaurant, there were several customers coming in and out, showing its popularity. The menu had soft serve ice cream, parfaits, drinks, etc. I chose vanilla soft serve ice cream, which had a slightly firm texture with a refreshing taste, perfect for a hot day. The vanilla flavor was rich and delicious. Although it's not easy to visit this place often, I would love to come back to try different flavors and other items if I have the chance. Thank you for the meal!

I had a hearty tonkatsu for lunch (with seconds) and then indulged in some voluminous yakitori. Craving something sweet, I visited a restaurant I had been wanting to go to for years, despite its inconvenient location. I had soft serve ice cream (vanilla) which was nostalgic and delicious, although it melted quickly in the strong wind. The place is hard to get to, but the customers were constantly coming in. I thought about how skilled Wu-ta is at driving, as he had to back out after entering headfirst. I can also drive, although I haven't been driving much lately. Next time we go to a izakaya that requires driving, I'll be the driver since I don't drink. I always appreciate their help and consideration.

This time, I used it as a snack for the children. There were a few parking spaces in front of the store. Next to the sales counter of the store, there is a direct sales space for vegetables and groceries. The soft serve ice cream has a good cost performance and is quite voluminous. When the staff hands it over, they even advise you to "hold it straight so it doesn't tip over" (lol). I think even the mini size is equivalent to the regular size at other stores, so I always go for the mini or cup instead of the cone for the children. By the way, the photo is of the mini size. The taste is light and easy to eat. Thank you for the meal.

I visited this place for the first time using navigation. There was a small red-roofed hut next to a house where agriculture was being done, and they were selling soft serve ice cream and vegetables inside. I bought a mix and a mini-soft serve, and ate them on a bench. The ice cream melted quickly, so I had to eat it quickly and couldn't really taste it (lol). The vegetables were cheap, with prices ranging from 100 yen to a few hundred yen. I bought a bag each of green peppers, tomatoes, and potatoes for 300 yen, which was very reasonable. I also bought and ate a cheese hat dog that happened to be there. The cheese hat dog was also very delicious ╰(*´︶`*)╯

A refreshing soft serve ice cream that is about 6 swirls high. Be careful not to tilt it while receiving it. I took it to a bench on the side so it wouldn't melt in the car. It's big, and it's hot outside! I had to eat it quickly before it melted! It was a soft serve ice cream with a lot of substance.

If you take a step off the usual path and go straight, you will find a small red-roofed hut where they sell soft serve ice cream. It seems a bit out of the way, so people don't usually inquire about it unless they know. When you go there, you will meet a friendly lady who offers various options like soft serve, parfait, floats, and more. It might be worth a visit.

I received a vanilla and chocolate mix soft serve ice cream from "Red Roof Soft Serve" in the farming area of Kamaka, Chitose City, as recommended by a senior colleague at work. The soft serve was large for 280 yen and had a good amount of flavor. The staff warned me to be careful not to tilt it as it might fall over when handing it to me. The Red Roof seems to have opened in April 2017. I wonder if it is run by local farmers. The location is surrounded by wide fields, making it a place that one might not stumble upon if they didn't know about it. There are benches outside where you can sit and enjoy your treat. The menu includes various soft serve flavors, floats, shakes, and even vegetables grown by the local farmers. I was satisfied with the large soft serve for 280 yen, enjoying it in the refreshing atmosphere of the farm area on a sunny day. Thank you for the meal.

I went to eat there on the 13th when it opened. It was a warm and sunny day, so I got the regular size because there was no wind and I wouldn't knock it over. It was delicious (*≧∀≦*). They had more parfaits this year, so I will definitely be going back.

The mixed soft serve ice cream looks like it's going to collapse (lol) but it's rich and delicious (*^ー^)¥280, which is cheap♪ The sundae is ¥380.

In the evening, when the sky started to look suspicious, the wind was strong, so I thought the soft serve ice cream would melt, so I got a sundae instead. I had a strawberry sundae - it was refreshing and delicious (*≧∀≦*). The tables outside were under repair...

There was nothing around, but I found a place with matcha since there were no strawberries. (*^-^*)

The mix of flavors at this restaurant is amazing!