It's a crunchy black block chocolate. I bought it for the first time and it's very delicious, I'm already addicted to it. It reminds me of the taste and texture of Black Thunder. It's filling.

This is a Seven Eleven located at the back of the basement floor of Stella Place. It's another entry in the convenience store series. You know, you shouldn't leave any food uneaten, right? Sometimes you might choose the wrong item when you're unsure about what to buy. But that's part of the fun too. Also, it helps with filling content gaps. Anyway, let's talk about convenience store sweets. This is a smooth baked cheesecake made with two types of cheese. When you open the bag, most of the surface's browned part sticks to the film on the bag, making it look not very appetizing (laughs). One bite. Hmm, it's sweet (laughs). The rich and creamy cheesecake doesn't have much acidity. The bottom is a moist tart crust. Those who like extremely sweet treats would probably enjoy this. I prefer mine with a bitter coffee. Now, onto the white chocolate coated Baumkuchen. Oh, this might be good (*´ω｀*)♪ It's a Baumkuchen coated with white chocolate. The tartness of the berries scattered throughout is nice. It balances out the sweetness of the white chocolate and tastes delicious. The Baumkuchen is moist. I might consider getting this again. Thank you for the meal (*´▽｀*)

I always thought that all convenience stores were registered, but this one was not registered because it is located a little off the beaten path. I usually refrain from reviewing convenience stores, but I came here after hearing on STV Radio's Saturday flagship program "Hidaka Shiro Show Forever" that a limited-time collaboration donut featured on the show was being sold. As you may know, Hidaka Shiro passed away earlier this spring, but his show "Hidaka Shiro Show" continues under the name "Hidaka Shiro Show Forever". Norio Yoshikawa, who used to work as a field reporter when Hidaka Shiro was still alive, now serves as the main personality. The program's "Seven Eleven Exploration Team" previously introduced a cream puff called "Minna no Shoe" which became a hit. This time, they introduced a limited-time new product called "Minna no Wa" donut, which quickly sold out due to its popularity. When I arrived early, there were piles of them available (laughs). I bought one of each for 128 yen each. The sweetness is quite mild, and surprisingly, the donut has a subtle saltiness in the dough, which is moist but not too chewy. While the dough is not dry, I would prefer it to be a bit more moist. If you're interested, make sure to try it soon as it is a limited-time offer.

Tokyo Banana, did I really find it?! They sell this here! It used to be a popular souvenir to pick up at Haneda, but now you can buy it in Sapporo too, so the novelty has worn off. And to top it off, their specialty seems to be character prints, with Pokémon being the latest. Will I get a lucky Pikachu with a heart? Unfortunately not. The taste was just the usual banana flavor, nothing special.