I purchased at the "Autumn Great Hokkaido Exhibition" at Keio Department Store Shinjuku. It is a shop that sells fruit jelly that I sometimes see at exhibition halls. There are three manufacturers in Hokkaido and a total of 10 companies nationwide. I had a long-standing question resolved and felt refreshed. There are 20 pieces (1,080 yen including tax) and 50 pieces (2,160 yen including tax), and I was recommended to buy the 50-piece set. It includes four flavors: mango, melon, orange, and haskap grape. It is best to store them in the freezer and let them thaw for 2-3 minutes before eating.

In Sapporo City, Kita-ku, there is a shop called RIPE in Asahi. It is located in the northern part of Asahi downtown area. As soon as you exit from exit 1 of Asahi Station on the Namboku Line of the subway and cross the pedestrian crossing, you will find it right away. I wasn't sure what kind of shop it was, so I decided to go in (^^;) lol It is a stylish jelly shop. They offer five varieties: Melon & Mango, Rare Cheese, Chocola, and Tokachi Red Bean. Since it was a hot day, they let me try the frozen ones. They were delicious (^^)d I couldn't decide which one to buy, so I ended up purchasing the Fruit Mix (Melon & Mango) and the Premium Mix (Rare Cheese, Chocola, Tokachi Red Bean). Personally, I preferred the fruit-based one. Although Melon, Rare Cheese, Chocola, and Tokachi Red Bean were all delicious, maybe trying them chilled in the summer would give a different impression. The packaging is also stylish, so it might be good for gifts as well. Thank you for the meal.

Shinjuku Keio Spring Hokkaido Fair 3/31 (Thu) - 4/6 (Wed) [Menu] Frozen drinks (Melon, Haskap, Mango) 420 yen There are three types of frozen drinks available, and I ordered the advertised "Melon" flavor. The large cup size provided a satisfying drink, which I enjoyed on-site. There is a "rest area" within the venue, where I recommend enjoying it. It is recommended as a dessert after having ramen, and this time it will be provided as a demonstration (^_^)

I visited the "Spring Hokkaido Fair" at Keio Department Store in Shinjuku. When I go to food fairs, there are often booths selling various types of one-cup jellies, and this store was no exception. For some reason, these types of shops pile up jellies in huge quantities and offer a massive amount of samples. This time, I tried the melon jelly. It definitely had a melon flavor, but it seemed like there was a lot of melon essence added, so the taste was slightly different from natural melon.