On holidays, I often ride my bike around, and I've come to realize that 29-inch wheels are great for speed. I rode through Nopporo Forest Park, peeked into a museum-like place, and took a break in Sekoma. The fried chicken and Ebisu beer were absolutely delicious.

A scene from the usual holiday bike wandering on Saturday, June 13, 2020. At the age of twenty, replenishing with German potatoes and Ebisu's golden combination. During New Year's, when I returned home, I enjoyed drinking beer, loving beer enough to drink a little over a case of bottled beer. Even after experiencing gout, my love for beer has not changed, but I usually control myself and only release it when drinking outside. It was delicious...

【Takeout】Seicomart, the strongest convenience store in the north, is struggling after crossing the Tsugaru Strait to Hokkaido, where it boasts the top share in the country. In terms of item variety, the stores seem to have a high level of freedom compared to other major convenience stores, as the headquarters' enforcement power is weak. The hot chefs who cook bento boxes, onigiri, and deli items at each convenience store are very popular. Seicomart Club members earn 1 point for every 100 yen spent in cash, which can be exchanged for prizes. This store is located in the northern area of Kitanosato in Kitahiroshima City, where there are farms and factories. It is located right at the intersection of Route 46 (Ebetsu-Eniwa Line) and Route 1080 (Kuriyama-Kitahiroshima Line). On November 18, 2018, at 10:30 AM, I revisited the convenience store where a limited edition deal offers a charm of a Japanese train headmark with each bottle of Yebisu beer purchased. This time, I collected 12 different charms, with many Seicomart stores in Sapporo and Ebetsu already sold out. However, I managed to get 6 varieties in Iwamizawa, Kitamura, and Horomui in Iwamizawa City, and Toyohoro in Ebetsu City. The goal is to complete the collection. If I were to register on Tabelog, I would prefer to use Seicomart with hot chefs. For those unfamiliar with Seicomart stores with hot chefs, this service involves selling bento boxes, onigiri, and deli items cooked at each store, different from other convenience stores that sell factory-made products. The possibility of taste variations exists even with the same recipe, ingredients, and cooking process due to each store's staff making the food. Sorry for the long explanation. On a day off on Sunday morning, I cycled around Seicomart stores. The first two stores did not have the charms, but I found them at this store, the main target of the day. I purchased 5 beers as I was missing 5 varieties. For dinner, I had the katsudon from the hot chef for 540 yen, which was delicious. My draft got deleted twice, so I'll keep it short this time. That's all for now.