I purchased a bento box from Ekiben Hakodate Mikado. The "Northern Ekiben Shop" for 1,300 yen includes various popular ekiben such as scallop rice, herring minced bento, salmon belly bento, whelk bento, salmon roe bento, squid rice, Mikado crab rice, sea urchin bento, and pickles. You can enjoy a variety of popular ekiben in one bento box. Located at Kiosk Sapporo Latch Naka Store, JR Sapporo Station, Kita-ku, Sapporo City, Hokkaido.

Due to a virus-related computer failure, the migration process to a new desktop computer has been completed. I am still getting used to Windows 10 as it is my first time using it, and also due to health reasons. I have resumed liking and commenting, so thank you for your support.【April 2019】"Hakodate Mikado" is a long-established station bento specialty store founded in 1936. In 2012, it became a subsidiary of Hokkaido Kiosk. Starting from April 2019, "Hakodate Mikado" bento boxes are also being sold at JR Sapporo Station. Sales start at 10:30 am for transport from Hakodate to Sapporo Station. The current sales locations are "Hokkaido Shikisai-kan Nishikan" outside the ticket gate and "Kiosk Sapporo Latch Chuten" inside the gate, which is the flagship store of Kiosk inside the gate. I visited with my usual companion with the purpose of buying "Hakodate Mikado" bento boxes. This store is located in the JR Sapporo Station area in Chuo Ward, Sapporo City. For the exact location, please check on Tabelog. "Hakodate Mikado" offers several types of bento boxes, priced around 1,000 to 1,300 yen. I bought the "Shikisai Bekoben." ■ Shikisai Bekoben Weight: Measured at 358g (after removing the packaging) This is a slightly small bento box made with Hokkaido beef and rice. It includes Hokkaido beef simmered in soy sauce, squid shumai, kinshi tamago, and pickled daikon. Price: 1,200 yen (tax included) The "Shikisai Bekoben" is a bento box that allows you to taste Hokkaido. It is a luxurious bento box made with Hokkaido beef and rice. You can enjoy Hokkaido beef with "simmered in soy sauce" and "beef soboro." It goes well with alcohol, making it a great bento box to enjoy with a drink. It seems like a good memory to enjoy it with alcohol on the train. By the way, "Hokkaido Kiosk" released the "Sapporo Thick Tamago Sandwich" as a limited product at JR Sapporo Station. It was released on April 25, 2017. Initially, it was sold at "Hokkaido Shikisai-kan Nishikan" outside the ticket gate and at "Kiosk Sapporo Latch Chuten" inside the gate. Although there are many Kiosk shops in the station, it was only sold at two stores. Despite being sold at only two stores, it surpassed 10,000 units within two months of its release, becoming a very popular product. After that, it was also sold at "Kiosk Sapporo Latch Nishiten" and "Kiosk Sapporo Latch Higashiten" inside the gate. The "Sapporo Thick Tamago Sandwich" is a very creamy and soft thick tamago sandwich. It is completely different in image and texture from traditional thick sandwiches. The sweetness is moderate and easy to eat. It is cut into bite-sized pieces, making it easy to eat. I wonder which "Hakodate Mikado bento box" I should try next time. It was delicious, thank you for the treat.

Sapporo Station ^_^ I'm heading to Obihiro on the Super Oozora No.1. Since there are no salespeople, I bought breakfast and boarded. It's a shame that there is no onboard sales in the morning and evening anymore. I decided to buy coffee to drink on the train at the kiosk. Then, I noticed a kiosk exclusive bread. I had to try it! I bought three items: Kiosk Exclusive Love Love Sandwich - Curry House (158 yen), Flat Baked Bean Bread (130 yen), Tully's Black 390ml (150 yen). I tried them before departure! The Love Love Sandwich, supervised by Curry House, was just a normal curry sandwich. The Flat Baked Bean Bread had a lot of black beans, but it was nothing special. I wish the exclusive items had more impact. Well, I guess I'll just sleep until we reach Obihiro (laughs). Thank you for the meal ^_^ 1194

At the "Kiosk Sapporo Latch Nishi Store" in Sapporo Station, I found a sandwich with a thick omelette inside, which is my favorite these days. The surface of the omelette is smooth and soft. It also had seaweed on it, which added a nice flavor change. Wrapping it in seaweed and eating it was delicious.海苔トーストとかありますからね～ ===========

This is a kiosk located just inside the JR Sapporo Station ticket gates. It offers a wide variety of products and is bustling with many salarymen and tourists. When a friend visiting Sapporo on business was leaving, I bought them a souvenir called "Sapporo Agricultural School" from this kiosk. They also have onigiri, sandwiches, snacks, and other easy-to-purchase items. It's a convenient shop with a good selection of products.

This is a kiosk inside Sapporo Station's ticket gate. I have used it many times but have not posted about it yet, so I decided to buy onigiri for dinner. They had Sazae's onigiri, but there were quite a few Hakodate Mikado's products, and the pork belly onigiri was also from Mikado.

I'm looking for an ekiben at Sapporo Station. There are only about two places inside the ticket gate where you can buy ekiben! So, I'm browsing at this compact kiosk. Even though it's small, this kiosk has ekiben and boxed lunches. I think seafood is the way to go here. I decided on the salmon and salmon roe parent-child rice bowl from Sato Suisan! I'm now on the Kamui train heading to Asahikawa. Let's sit down and open the lid. Inside, the ingredients and rice are separated by a sheet. I'm not very good at this, so I struggled a bit to transfer them in the moving train! The salmon was just regular sashimi, not grilled, but it was delicious! Maybe it's just me, but even in an ekiben, seafood tastes great! The salmon roe was also really tasty. Thank you for the meal!

I traveled from Sapporo to Hakodate and bought a station bento to fill my stomach. I wanted to eat seafood, so I found a good one and chose a mini size. Everything tastes delicious in Hokkaido, I wonder why? Thank you for the meal.

During a trip on the San'in-Sanyo Railway, my friend who came from Hokkaido bought me a "Herring Migaki Bento" which was a special station bento from Hakodate. I was thrilled because it is my favorite. According to my friend, there is a corner of "Hakodate Mikado" at the "Kiosk Sapporo Latch Chuten" and they happened to have the "Herring Migaki Bento" there. I enjoyed it with a bottle of sake "Funaguchi Kikusui Ichiban Shibori E4 Series MAX Toki Can" which I bought at "Newdays Mini Niigata 2F No. 3". The "Herring Migaki Bento" is compact in size, with the wrapping paper prominently displaying the word 'Herring'. It has white rice topped with simmered herring fillet, seasoned roe, simmered stem wakame, and daikon miso pickle. The herring was thick and easily flaked in the mouth, with a rich sweet and savory flavor. The seasoned roe had just the right amount of saltiness and a satisfying crunchy texture. As always, it was delicious. The sake paired perfectly with it. Normally, you would have to go to Hakodate to enjoy the "Herring Migaki Bento", but I was lucky to come across it unexpectedly on the Joetsu Shinkansen train, making me very happy.