This is a travel romance that came to Kushiro Airport for the first New Year's trip in Reiwa. There is still some time until the Peach flight to Kansai Airport departs at 12:40 PM. The exploration of the airport terminal building continues. Next, I headed to ANA EFSTA. It seems to have reopened on December 20th last year. Limited souvenirs that can only be purchased at ANA EFSTA are being sold. - Kushiro Sunset Cheese Bousse ... 1 piece 162 yen (4 pieces 648 yen) - Kushiro Sunset Butter Cookie ... 291 yen * All prices include tax Kushiro, Japan is one of the world's top three sunsets, along with Bali in Indonesia and Manila Bay in the Philippines. The sunset in Kushiro, with the silhouette of the Heiwa Bridge over the Kushiro River and the orange sun setting in Kushiro Port, is praised by sailors from around the world, so it must be authentic. I haven't seen it yet, but I would like to see it once. The fluffy cheese-filled bousse is a baked confectionery sandwiched with cream and cheese inside. It seems to be quite popular, as there was only one box left with 4 pieces, so I hurried to buy it. I bought this as a souvenir for my mother-in-law, and bought 2 pieces separately for myself and my wife. This would also be a great gift for elderly people with weak teeth. The beautiful sunset of Kushiro printed on the box and packaging bag is very attractive. Another Kushiro Sunset Butter Cookie. This triangular bite-sized baked confectionery has a crispy texture. It comes in a cup, making it easy to eat by hand. It is manufactured in Asahikawa and sold by a company in Sapporo. It's a souvenir from Kushiro. The price is reasonable, so it's okay to eat it as a snack on the plane. Along with Fukushi's local sake cake, I think this is a recommended souvenir at Kushiro Airport. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I went to Kushiro! When I searched for ramen shops in Kushiro, I found another popular one that caught my interest, so I bought souvenir ramen at the airport. *Kushiro Ramen Kawamura (4 servings: 1080 yen) Is Kushiro ramen supposed to be a light and thin noodle old-fashioned style? It's just average. It's a normal light seafood-flavored ramen. Since I didn't eat it at the store, I can't say much, but I think Kushiro ramen is probably not suited for my taste.

I went to ANA Festa Kushiro Lobby Store! It's located at Kushiro Airport. On the way back from Kushiro, I accidentally followed the car in front of me and ended up in a left turn lane, stopped at a red light. I thought I could just make a U-turn, but there was no place to do so on the airport road. Finally found a spot halfway and decided to check out Kushiro Airport since I had never been there before. Saw a crane statue on the way in. The airport was quite impressive with 2 eateries and 4 shops inside. Wanted to try ramen but it was too crowded, so I skipped it. Explored the shops and found some interesting snacks like "Kushiro Sunset Cheese Biscuits." Bought one to try. A few days later, I had it. The biscuit was soft and fluffy, with a hint of cheese in the cream filling. It was quite delicious and would make a good souvenir.