Next to Kitami Aeon, a specialty sweet potato shop has opened. The location is a bit hard to find and the parking is difficult, so be careful. It seems to be quite popular, and sometimes they sell out with reservations. I took a chance and stopped by, and they had everything except Silk Sweet. The sweet potatoes are from Tokoro Town at Midoriyume Farm, with four varieties: Beni Tsukasa, Beni Azuma, Beni Haruka, and Silk Sweet. They also had chilled sweet potatoes. I bought one each of Beni Tsukasa, Beni Azuma, and Beni Haruka. The price is reasonable at 500 yen for a large size. I used to think that baked sweet potatoes were like chestnuts, with a fluffy and delicious texture but drying, but nowadays they are super soft and sweet. No wonder they are so popular.

The phone number was finally registered with the management, but it took a while for the registration to be completed. I thought maybe I didn't meet the registration requirements, but it turned out that the registration was already done after the Emperor had raised it. I apologize for that. "Tsubo Yakiimo Keraan" is a solo spot in Kitami now. I used to go on dates with cute girls before, it was fun. Today, I finally managed to buy a birthday gift that I had missed before. My wife is out late today, and on late days, she takes a break from drinking, so there's nothing to do even if I go home early. I had a few places in mind to visit, but then my wife sent me a message on LINE saying, "There's also this shop," and it was a sweet potato shop. Well, I didn't mention it, so it's a welcome suggestion, but I wonder if he wanted to eat sweet potatoes all along. I seem to have fallen for it, but let's just buy one sweet potato and head home. The shop seemed packed, and it was already a popular place. I wonder how he knew about this place. Could it be that this person is the Emperor? The previous customer said he came from Shari, and there was some excitement. They even gave me a little extra. I thought to myself, "Mu Fu Fu," but I didn't say anything. I only bought one sweet potato, and I didn't get any extras like the person from Shari. The service was completely different. Oh well, I guess I'll choose the sweetest one since I was told to pick based on sweetness. It seems to be run by a couple, and if it were run by three people, it would be a small incident. Is this their real business? Do they only open on Saturdays? After all, my wife is out late today. I was curious to see how it turned out, and it was reduced to one-third the size. I see, it's sweet, indeed. It's soft and sticky. But the stickiness seems weaker than what I'm used to, and the sweetness also seems weaker. It's from Jouro, so that makes sense. It's a sweet potato grown in Jouro. That alone is impressive. It's "mogu mogu time" with sweet potatoes from Jouro. It's a delightful experience.