Nayoro. I have about an hour before my train departs, so I'm wandering around the station area. When it comes to Nayoro, it's all about Nishijo-san. I visited a Mister Donut that I had never been to before. There was no eat-in area, and in front of me was a food court. However, due to COVID-19 measures, the tables were quite spaced out, or rather, it felt like half of them had been removed. It was a bit empty... Is this okay? I bought the usual old-fashioned donuts with four different flavors. I ate two on the JR train and the other two are for souvenirs. The taste was the same as always, no matter where I ate them. It's a consistent flavor, and I'm impressed by their solid manual. I will be back at one of their locations again. Thank you for the meal.

Nayoro Nishijo here. I found two unregistered shops, so I decided to look around and found many unreviewed shops! I'll start by eating at Mister Donut! There are tables and chairs like a food court in front of Mister Donut. People from various backgrounds are using them. The shelves are full of a wide variety of products. Angel French for 154 yen and Fluffy Mochi Uji Matcha with Black Honey for 198 yen. The chairs are spaced out and arranged diagonally, and there are partitions for infection prevention. Let's dig in! My favorite classic at Mister Donut, Angel French! It's delicious as always. The harmony of chocolate and whipped cream is irresistible! Fluffy Mochi Uji Matcha with Black Honey. When you open the lid, it shines black and glossy! The black honey is still soft and gooey. The subtle bitterness of Uji matcha and the sweetness of black honey go perfectly together. The donut itself is moist and tasty. If I stay a few more days, I could have a lot of fun with this food log activity. Well, thank you for the meal!