Actually, I wanted to eat standing soba noodles, but it seems that Benzaitei 3 and 4 are no longer there. So, I went to 5 and 6, but it says they open at 6:50, yet they were closed by 7. I could see that 7 and 8 were open, but... I gave up. So, I bought some bread here. They will warm it up for you. I bought the Mega Roll Yakisoba-style, which is quite large as the name suggests. It has a strong sauce flavor. I also bought an anpan, but just one filled me up (laughs).

I went to the Kiosk Sapporo Latchi Nishi store! I have been here many times. It's a bit of a small store. Let's drink even on the train. So, I went shopping. I bought a bit more. I got salmon flakes, cheese cod, and potato chips, and 3 cans of beer. The salmon flakes are just the right size and delicious. I drank 2 cans of beer and fell asleep. I've been drinking and eating a lot these past two days. From tomorrow, I'll start eating healthy. Thank you, Kiosk.

Due to a virus-related computer malfunction, the migration process to a new desktop computer has been completed. This is my first time using Windows 10 and due to health reasons, the migration took longer than expected. I am now back to liking and commenting on posts. Thank you for your understanding. [April 2019] "Hokkaido Kiosk" released a limited edition product called "Sapporo Thick Tamago Sandwich" at JR Sapporo Station. It was first released on April 25, 2017. Initially, it was only sold at two locations: "Hokkaido Shikisai-kan Nishi-kan" outside the ticket gates and "Kiosk Sapporo Latch Chuten" inside the gates. Despite being available at only two stores, it exceeded 10,000 units in sales within two months of its release, becoming a very popular item. Later, it was also sold at "Kiosk Sapporo Latch Nishi-ten." I visited with my usual companion to buy the "Sapporo Thick Tamago Sandwich." The store is located in the JR Sapporo Station area in Chuo-ku, Sapporo. For the exact location, please check on Tabelog. The "Sapporo Thick Tamago Sandwich" is placed in a cooler in the bento corner. When you open the cooler, it makes a sound. I bought one pack. - Sapporo Thick Tamago Sandwich Original product of Hokkaido Kiosk Limited edition at JR Sapporo Station 6 pieces (3 pieces x 1) Weight: Actual measurement Thick Tamago Sandwich: 198g (after removing the packaging) Pan Crust Rusk: 9g (after removing the packaging) The bread is from the popular bakery "Okameya." It has a fluffy and chewy texture. The eggs are from Ota Farm in Ebetsu City, using pure domestic "Momiji" chicken eggs. The tamago yaki has a creamy texture similar to pudding, with milk and honey for a slightly sweet taste. It comes with seasoned seaweed to wrap around the thick tamago sandwich for a Japanese flavor. It also includes pan crust rusk, which is not too hard. It goes well as a snack with beer. Price: 680 yen (tax included) The "Sapporo Thick Tamago Sandwich" is very creamy and has a soft texture. It is a completely different type of thick sandwich compared to others. The sweetness is subtle and easy to enjoy. It is cut into bite-sized pieces, making it easy to eat. As a Hokkaido resident, I want to support JR Hokkaido. When JR was divided, it was clear that they were in the red. To cover the deficit, the government set aside money to cover the interest. However, with the decrease in interest rates, the planned interest income decreased significantly. As a result, JR Hokkaido is cutting down on unprofitable routes. This has made life inconvenient for residents. If the government had covered the interest as planned, there would have been no need for cuts. Only a few routes in Hokkaido are profitable, so the future of JR Hokkaido is uncertain. It would be great if they could release more hit products to help with the deficit. I might try the "Sapporo Thick Tamago Sandwich" again next time. It was delicious, thank you.

I bought onigiri and tea for breakfast and boarded a train bound for Otaru. I will enjoy it on the way. It's good to find a JR kiosk that is cheap. If I bought this at Tokyo Station, it would cost 50 yen more. I bought onigiri with cod roe and salmon fillings. The taste was not amazing just because it's from Hokkaido. It's just a normal onigiri, haha. By the way, looking out at the Ishikari Bay from the train, I saw that there were still surfers out there. It was November, I wonder if it's not too cold for them.

This is a kiosk located just inside the JR Sapporo Station ticket gates. It has a wide variety of products and is bustling with many businessmen and tourists. When a friend who came to Sapporo on a business trip was leaving, I bought them a souvenir called "Sapporo Agricultural School" from this kiosk. They sell items like rice balls, sandwiches, snacks, making it easy for customers to find something they like.