Dark cherry fresh cream cake! It was incredibly delicious, with a crispy and chewy crust, and a cream that melted in your mouth with just the right amount of sweetness. I love fruits, so I was thrilled that there were plenty of cherries inside. I can't wait to try the melon flavor next time! I'll definitely be going back to try their seasonal limited edition items.

My favorite crepe shop has crispy crepes with a chewy bottom. I love that there are fruits all the way to the bottom, and it's exciting to see different fruits each time. From classic to warm cheese and luxurious fruit options, it's hard to choose. You can't go wrong with Hokkaido melon, Shine Muscat, peaches, mangoes, and strawberries. They blend two types of whipped cream for a light sweetness and smooth texture. It's a crepe that makes you want to come back for more.

I stopped by on my way back from a hot spring stay. I had been curious about this place for a while, but it's a bit hard to find and you can only really go there if you're already in Jozankei. I almost missed it while driving around. Anyway, the small green hut is the landmark. They have the classic chocolate and honey butter crepes, but the fruit ones look especially delicious here! I ordered the Shine Muscat and melon crepes. The lady running the place seemed very nice and she started making the crepes fresh after taking our order, so there was a little wait, but the crepes were really tasty. They were loaded with lots of fruit! The Shine Muscat and melon were both sweet and delicious! The crepes had fruit inside as well, so they were packed with fruit. The not-too-sweet whipped cream and the crispy outer layer with a soft inside of the crepe were delicious! There's seating across the street from the shop, so I recommend sitting there and enjoying your crepe slowly. As a side note, they also sell pesticide-free vegetables on the premises. The fresh vegetables are plentiful and reasonably priced. A box of mini tomatoes (1 kilogram) costs 500 yen, and they said it contains more than 1 kilogram. Sugarcane costs 400 yen for 3 pieces (1 piece is 150 yen). They said they have a lot of tomatoes being harvested daily now, so they only sell them in boxes.