Shopping at a market similar to a koto... I visit "Kyoei Market" where the atmosphere of the old-fashioned market is soothing. I buy sashimi and then at "Shoji Shoten" I purchase "new pickled turnips and cucumbers @100 (tax included)" and "lotus root @300." The friendly mother's service is efficient and excellent. The pickled turnips are quite lightly seasoned, with a simple and rustic flavor that I personally really like. I will use the lotus root to make simmered dishes... It was actually a bit of a failed attempt, but I will definitely use it again. Thank you for the meal.

"Fresh Shoji Shoten" Oh, it was so fresh! This time in Sapporo, I'll just stay in Konoe and not go anywhere else. Last night, I went to 5 places, and today I'll just have ramen before heading back. I bought a lot of side dishes at Kyoei Market before eating ramen. I was also interested in the vegetable shop, but I didn't want to carry heavy bags before eating ramen, so I ate ramen first. After eating ramen, I went back to Kyoei Market and greeted them loudly, saying "I'm back." I was patted on the head. Finally, I bought bananas at "Fresh Shoji Shoten," which I had decided to buy from the beginning. They were so fresh and sold at 108 yen per plate. I handed over 110 yen and got 2 yen change. They are so fresh, but I declined the change because I didn't want to carry small change. I wonder how much they bought them for. I need to eat them quickly, but I used to peel and freeze them. Later, I would blend them with milk to make delicious banana juice. It's so good, especially when you have a hangover. I will visit a few more shops before heading back.

When it gets hot, the symptoms worsen, it is a designated rare disease by the government. Unfortunately, there is still no medication that suits me. This review is based on my condition and consultation. Likes and comments may be delayed, thank you for your understanding. [August 2019] This is my 4th review, so it will be brief. The Kyoei Market is an old-fashioned market that has been around for a long time. Inside the market, there are shops selling fruits, fresh fish, meat, and side dishes. "Shoji Shoten" is a fruit shop located in the Kyoei Market. The entrance to the market is at "Shoji Shoten". The entrance to the market is always manned by an older man. Inside, it is managed by women, etc. It is a fruit shop where fresh and reasonably priced fruits are lined up. The popular "Fruit Club 818" is run by the third generation of Shoji Shoten. I love Yubari melons and Furano melons. They are high-end, mainly for gifts, and I rarely get to have them. Normally they cost around 3,500 to 4,000 yen each. On this day, there were no reasonably priced "Yubari melons". Instead, there was a "Furano melon for 864 yen", which looked very good. I made my choice. The "ripe white peaches 4 for 216 yen" that I bought before were not bad. This time, there were "ripe white peaches 3 for 216 yen", so I had them picked out and received them. The peaches were said to be a bit soft. ■ Furano Melon Weight: Actual measurement 1660g (after removing the stem bag) It is a large product and feels heavy when held. It is a high-quality melon with a stem attached. If there is no stem, it is considered a lower-grade product. The flesh is firm, very juicy, and very sweet Price: 864 yen (including tax) ■ Ripe White Peaches 3 pieces When the skin is peeled, the flesh is melting and needs to be discarded. Price: 216 yen (including tax) I chilled the "Furano melon" and had it the next day. The flesh was firm, very juicy, and very sweet. It was of high quality and large for 864 yen. The "ripe white peaches" posed a challenge. Since the "Furano melon" was of good quality, there were no issues this time. It is a fruit shop that has been loved by many people for many years. It is a fruit shop with a history of about 80 years. It is also nice that it is affordable. (laughs) It is the "Kyoei Market" that lives on from the Showa era to today. It is a Showa-era market that has been loved by many people and has been around for a long time. It is very pleasing that there is hardly any turnover of shops. I wonder which fruit I should choose next time. Thank you for the delicious meal.

When it gets hot, the symptoms worsen, it is a designated rare disease by the government. Unfortunately, there is no medication that suits me yet. This review is based on my condition and consultation. Likes and comments may be delayed, thank you for your understanding.【August 2019】This is my third review, so I'll keep it brief. The Kyoei Market is an old-fashioned market that has been around for a long time. Inside the market, there are shops selling fruits, fresh fish, meat, and prepared foods. "Shoji Shoten" is a fruit shop located in the Kyoei Market. The entrance to the market is through "Shoji Shoten". The entrance to the market is always manned by a man. Inside, it is managed by women, etc. It is a fruit shop where fresh and reasonably priced fruits are lined up. The popular "Fruit Club 818" is run by the third generation of this Shoji Shoten. I love Yubari melons. They are high-end and mainly used for gifts, so I rarely get to have them. They usually cost around 3,500 to 4,000 yen per piece. The "Yubari Melon Superior 864 yen" that I bought before was very good. The slightly small "Yubari Melon Superior 540 yen" that I bought last time was also good. So, I wanted to buy a similar product and visited the store. ■ Ripe Same-Day Yubari Melon Weight Actual measurement 1665g (after removing the husk) It's a large fruit, and it feels heavy when you hold it. It's a top-quality product without the stem attached. Since it's ripe for the same day, it is very juicy and very sweet. Price: 734 yen (tax included) I had the "Ripe Same-Day Yubari Melon" chilled and had it after dinner and for breakfast the next morning. Since it's ripe, it's soft and very juicy. It's truly ready to eat. At 734 yen for home use, it's an excellent product. Even for a "Ripe Same-Day Yubari Melon," it's at the bottom price range for Yubari melons. It's a fruit shop that has been loved by many for many years. It's a fruit shop with a history of about 80 years. It's also nice that it's affordable. (Laughs) It's the "Kyoei Market," which is still alive from the Showa era to today. It's a Showa-era market that has been loved by many and has been around for a long time. It's very nice that there is almost no turnover of shops. I wonder which fruit I should try next time. Thank you for the delicious meal.

When it gets hot, the symptoms worsen, it is a designated rare disease by the government. Unfortunately, there is still no medication that suits me. This review is based on my condition and consultation. Likes and comments may be delayed, thank you for your understanding. [July 2019] This is my second review, so it's brief. The Kyoei Market is an old-fashioned market that has been around for a long time. Inside the market, there are shops selling fruits, fresh fish, meat, and prepared foods. "Shoji Shoten" is a fruit shop located within the Kyoei Market. The entrance to the market is "Shoji Shoten". The entrance is always manned by a man. Inside, it is managed by women, etc. It is a fruit shop with fresh and reasonably priced fruits lined up. The popular "Fruit Club 818" is run by the third generation of the Shoji Shoten. I love Yubari melons. They are high-end, mainly for gifts, so I rarely get to have them. They usually cost around 3,500 to 4,000 yen each. The "Yubari Melon Premium 864 yen" I bought last time was very good. So, I visited to buy the same product. Unfortunately, I couldn't find the same affordable "Yubari melon". When I told the lady at the store, "I came to buy the good value Yubari melon I bought last time," she replied, "Thank you. We don't have it today." I went to tell the man at the store about it. He then said, "If you're going to eat it today, this 500 yen Yubari melon is available." Since it was for dessert after dinner, I naturally bought it. (laughs) I also bought "Fully Ripe White Peaches 4 for 216 yen". Fully Ripe Same-Day Use Yubari Melon Weight: Actual measurement 1272g (after removing the rind) It is a medium-sized fruit, but it feels heavy when held. Without a stem, it would be considered a lower-grade product. Since it is fully ripe for same-day use, it is very juicy and very sweet. Price: 540 yen (including tax) Fully Ripe White Peach Weight: Actual measurement 230g per piece (after removing the rind) Slightly small in size. Fully ripe, so quite sweet. It cannot beat the "Ichinomiya Premium Peach", but it is delicious enough for everyday consumption. Price: 216 yen (including tax) I chilled and enjoyed the Fully Ripe Same-Day Use Yubari Melon after dinner. Since it is fully ripe, it is soft and very juicy. It is a perfect product for home use at 500 yen. Even for fully ripe same-day use, the Yubari Melon is at the lowest price. The Fully Ripe White Peach, 4 for 216 yen, is also a bargain. It is still the perfect product for daily fruit consumption after meals. At 54 yen per piece, it is the lowest price. It is a fruit shop that has been loved by many people for many years. It is a fruit shop with a history of about 80 years. It is also nice that it is inexpensive. (laughs) The Kyoei Market is a Showa-era market that is still alive today. It is a Showa-era market that has been loved by many people and has been around for a long time. It is very pleasing that there is hardly any turnover of shops. Next time, I wonder which shop in the Kyoei Market I should visit. Thank you for the delicious meal.

When it gets hot, the symptoms worsen, it is a designated rare disease by the government. Unfortunately, there is still no medication that suits me. I will be posting reviews while considering my condition. Likes and comments may be delayed, thank you for your understanding. [July 2019] The Kyoei Market is an old-fashioned market that has been around for a long time. Inside the market, there are shops selling fruits, fresh fish, meat, and side dishes. "Shoji Shoten" is a fruit shop located inside the Kyoei Market. This shop is located in the Kyoei Market along Kotoni-sakaemachi-dori in Nishi-ku, Sapporo. For the exact location of the shop, please search on Tabelog. At the entrance of the market, there is always a man in charge. Inside the building, there are women in charge. It is a fruit shop with fresh and reasonably priced fruits. The popular "Fruit Club 818" is run by the third generation of the Shoji Shoten. Both my usual companion and I love Yubari melons. It is a luxury item, so it is mainly used for gifts and we rarely have it. Normally, it costs around 3,500 to 4,000 yen per piece. This time, there was a "Yubari Melon Premium" that was ready to eat. "Ready-to-eat" melons are not suitable for gifts, so they are often sold at a lower price. I bought one piece. ■ Yubari Melon Premium Weight: Actual measurement 1510g (after removing the husk) It is about 1.5kg, a large piece A premium Yubari melon with a stem It is a fully ripe melon, very juicy and sweet Price: 864 yen (tax included) The large "Yubari Melon Premium" at 864 yen per piece, even as a ready-to-eat item, is almost at the lowest price. It is a high-end melon that is perfect for enjoying at home. I enjoyed a fully ripe melon at a very reasonable price. Personally, I prefer Yubari melons and Furano melons. In the past, Furano melons were still reasonably priced, but in recent years, they have increased in price to almost the same level as Yubari melons. When I told the woman in the shop that I heard this was her family's shop at "Fruit Club 818," she was very happy. She had a nice smile on her face. It is a fruit shop that has been loved by many people for many years. It's also nice that it's reasonably priced. (laughs) It is the "Kyoei Market" that lives from the Showa era to the present. It is a Showa-era market that has been loved by many people and has been going on for many years. It's so nice that there is hardly any turnover of shops. Next time, I wonder which shop in the "Kyoei Market" I should visit. Thank you for the delicious meal.

When it gets hot, symptoms worsen, and it is a designated rare disease by the government. As we enter November, the heating in hospitals and various commercial facilities is causing discomfort due to the high temperatures. Unfortunately, there is still no medication that suits me. Likes and comments may be delayed, so thank you for your understanding. [November 2019] This is my 5th review, so I'll keep it brief. The Kyoei Market is an old-fashioned market that has been around for a long time. Inside the market, there are shops selling fruits, fresh fish, meat, and prepared foods. "Shoji Shoten" is a fruit shop located within the Kyoei Market. The entrance to the market is at "Shoji Shoten". The entrance to the market is always manned by an older gentleman. Inside, the staff includes women. It is a fruit shop that offers fresh and reasonably priced fruits. The popular "Fruit Club 818" is run by the third generation of the Shoji Shoten. The seasons change, with melons transitioning to grapes, persimmons, apples, and other seasonal fruits. On this day, there was a very affordable service item of "Shine Muscat". A set of three "persimmons" was also a good deal. ■ Shine Muscat Weight: Actual measurement 515g (after removing the stems) A short shelf life service item of large Shine Muscat grapes from Fukushima Prefecture. Although the season is late, it still has a decent sweetness. Price: 626 yen (tax included) ■ Persimmons Weight: Actual measurement around 227g each (after removing the stems) One fairly large persimmon for 108 yen. Sweet and good value. Price: 3 for 302 yen (tax included) There happened to be a service item of "Shine Muscat". Even though it has a short shelf life, it is almost indistinguishable from the regular item. It doesn't last long, but it's sufficient for home use. A large bunch for 626 yen is very reasonable. It's perfect for someone like me, a commoner. (laughs) The "persimmons" are also quite affordable for their size. It's a fruit shop that has been loved by many people for many years. It's nice that it's also inexpensive. (laughs) It's a market that has been around since the Showa era, the Kyoei Market. It's a Showa-era market that has been loved by many people and has been going strong for a long time. It's nice that there is hardly any turnover in the shops. I wonder which affordable fruit I should get next time. Thank you for the delicious meal.