I visited Fukagawa for the first time in June 2019. I had some ramen that didn't sit well with my stomach, so I couldn't eat too much. As I was walking through town, I noticed a flashy sales vehicle that seemed to be a vocational support facility. There were two male staff members grilling on the grill, one female staff member in front of the grilled items, and another female staff member at the register. Since I was the only customer, I felt a bit nervous. Then a woman who seemed to be in charge rushed over to me and kindly explained everything. I don't like sweet things, so I chose something that didn't seem too sweet: "Creamy Egg" for 150 yen. I had been wanting to try a different kind of "oyaki" that wasn't filled with red bean paste or cream. I had seen "Ham & Cheese" and "Curry" options in a review by Myレビ, but I had never tried them before. The woman in charge warned me to be careful when eating because the egg might spill out. The egg was perfectly half-cooked, and it was delicious. The two men grilling were working hard. The woman who handed me the grilled item asked if I needed a bag after putting it in a bag. The woman at the register explained how to use the stamp card diligently. Everyone was working hard. I'm sorry I only bought one, but the "Creamy Egg" was really delicious.

I am in Fukagawa for work and on my way to Takikawa, I stop by "Taiyaki Coco" at the bus stop in front of the municipal hospital. It is a supported employment facility with about 5-6 energetic staff members inside. They offer three types of fillings: red bean, cream, and chocolate. I try the red bean taiyaki for 110 yen and the cream taiyaki for 110 yen (tax included). They pack the freshly made taiyaki in a paper bag and ask if I would like it in a hand-carry bag. The customer service is polite and attentive. Luckily, I am the only passenger on the bus, so I sit in the back seat. The amount of filling is a bit small, but the sweetness is just right and the dough is soft and fluffy. I would like to visit again when I am in the area. Thank you for the meal.