I used this milk stand in Akihabara in the morning before transferring trains. I ordered a brand milk called "Noui" which was very delicious, sweet, and served in a chilled bottle. It's a rare find nowadays, but I hope these kinds of shops can continue to exist. Thank you for the meal.

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Vegetarian health food, 200 yen. It has increased by 10 yen from the past. This is a green juice from Kochi Prefecture. It's not sweet, but if drinking this can make you healthy! It's not bitter, and the taste is mild. There are various drinks available, so it's a very enjoyable place. Depending on the season, the drinks they offer may vary. You can find both regular and seasonal drinks, making it the best place to enjoy and drink.

Thank you for introducing such a wonderful milk shop. It took me a little while to find the store, but I was amazed by the wide selection of products. I tried the "Furuya Milk" recommended by the staff, and it was incredibly smooth and delicious. I highly recommend it to milk lovers. The atmosphere of the store was also very nice, and I was able to spend a relaxing time there. I would love to visit again in the future. Thank you very much.

A milk shop located on platform 6 at Akihabara Station, Chuo Line bound for Chiba. You can try about 50 types of milk from all over the country here. Hida Pine, Hida Orange are also milk?! I'm curious. I've never heard of Kintaro Milk from Kanagawa Prefecture. They also sell pastries. I'm interested in the Neapolitan bread and the mature thick steamed egg bread. I ordered the recommended ☑ "Everyone's Milk". When you order and pay, they will open the milk bottle for you. It's a system where you can drink standing and return the bottle on the spot. Customers keep coming one after another, ordering various types of milk, drinking standing, and then each of them gets on a train to go somewhere else. It's as if they are getting powered up by the milk. This place is nice. I'll stop by again when I go to Akihabara.

In the midst of the intense heat, I drank a cold glass of milk in one go. I purchased "Minna no Gyunyu" for 180 yen, which was recommended by the president. The staff strongly recommended this milk as the best for everyone, even those with allergies. This milk, which is pasteurized at low temperatures, was refreshing and delicious, making it easy to gulp down.

Inside Akihabara Station, there is a milk stand on the Sobu Line platform that offers a variety of milk options. After drinking, you return the bottle, similar to how it's done at public baths. There are different flavors like coffee milk, strawberry milk, and fruit milk to choose from, making it quite enjoyable. For food, I chose a steamed bun and Taknashi's extra creamy milk. The milk, with 4.2% milk fat, is very rich and creamy. It's highly recommended for milk lovers. However, you need a carefree attitude as you consume your food and drink openly at the stand in front of the store, with no privacy from passersby.

I also stopped by the electronics district in Akihabara and tried a milk stand inside Akihabara Station. I was surprised to see foreigners lining up as well. The prices of the products were also surprising. I chose a fruit drink and a French toast with ham and cheese. The fruit drink was refreshing and delicious. The French toast with ham and cheese was also quite tasty. Thank you for the meal!

There is a famous milk shop at the Akihabara Station on the Sobu Line down platform nationwide local lines have famous stores, but there is a milk shop at Akihabara Station on the Sobu Line down platform! Milk! It's good, right! It makes you energetic! Milk! Gulp, gulp! It's good for you! It feels like you're growing taller! Milk! Stand up straight and hold your back! Full of nutrients! As expected, a small bottle! Bottles are good! It has to be in a bottle! A variety of milk that you can't choose from! Dairy farmers from all over the country put their souls into it, and the cows work hard to produce various kinds of milk and drinking yogurt! Today, I had the following: Minna no Gyunyu (Everyone's Milk) ¥180 - Tochigi Lactic Agricultural Cooperative, NON-GMO (not using genetically modified feed), low-temperature pasteurized at 63℃ for 30 minutes, non-homogenized, limited to producers (limited to milk from 8 production farms). Azuki Yogurt ¥170 - Tsukada Milk Co., Ltd. Thank you for the meal! It's the best! I'll come back again!

Iidabashi -> Akabane transfer, took a short break. - Hida Milk Coffee: Refreshing, but I personally prefer it a bit stronger. - Tsukada Milk Azuki Yogurt: Made in Niigata. The name is intriguing! The perfect balance of acidity and sweet red beans, delicious! Paid with Suica. Thank you for the meal!

I made a detour at Akihabara Station for the first time in a while and decided to try "Aso no Shizuku," which is recommended today. I ordered a milk coffee. Usually, they open the lid for you, but this time they handed it to me as it is. I see, it's made of plastic so it's suitable for takeout as well. The coffee with milk in a bottle was easy to drink, or maybe it's just my imagination. I felt like having some milk too, so I got a takeout! Thank you for the meal♪

I took the Chuo-Sobu Line train from JR Iidabashi Station on my way back...to Akihabara Station...even though it wasn't my destination, I spotted a milk stand on the platform from the train window. Before I knew it, I had already gotten off at the station. The shop is called "Milk Shop Raku Akihabara Station Branch," where you can enjoy standing and drinking/eating. These kinds of shops used to be found at almost every large station in the past, but they are rare to come by nowadays. Standing in front of the shop, I was amazed by the wide variety of bottled milk from all over the country displayed on the wall. Not just plain milk, but also various kinds of flavored milk. It was just before the rush hour, but being Tokyo, the customers kept coming in steadily. When I placed my order, the shop owner swiftly took out the milk from the fridge behind her and skillfully opened the lid. Ten minutes ago, I had a melon frappuccino at a certain cafe. This time, I went for the pineapple flavor. It was a bit too sweet. The ice-cold bottled pineapple milk had a smooth mouthfeel when drinking from the bottle, which I believe is an important element of its deliciousness. The light acidity of the pineapple flavor...I wondered why it was from Hida (Gifu), but perhaps it's a local favorite drink. I pondered as I sipped on it. Now, onto the next train and the one after that...thank you for the meal.

When I was searching in Akihabara, I came across this shop. I love milk, but I had been switching to soy milk for the past few years, so I wanted to drink it again after a long time. The milk here was very rich and delicious, like cream. I bought coffee milk as a souvenir.

It is located in the middle of the down platform of the JR Sobu Line (near the stairs for transferring to the Yamanote Line and Keihin-Tohoku Line). I always noticed it when passing by, but on this day, I didn't have much luggage, so I decided to quench my thirst. I wanted to try Aso no Shizuku, but unfortunately, they only get it in stock every other week. The staff recommended a milk (Meg Milk) with a higher fat content when I asked, and it was delicious, slightly sweet and creamy! However, even though there are so many local milk options, I ended up choosing Meg Milk. When I thought about that, the staff informed me that they will stop production at the end of March 2023, so maybe it was a bit rare after all. I am also curious about the red bean yogurt, so I would like to challenge that next time.

From a shop that I had known existed for a while, or rather, a shop on the train platform. It is located on the Sobu Line platform at Akihabara Station. Back in the day, milk stands like this used to be quite common. When I was in elementary school, I used to go to a swimming school in Akabane, and they had one on the Akabane station platform too. Sometimes, I would buy a cream bun with my allowance, and it was so delicious. On this day, after having a meal at a well-known hamburger shop, I was still feeling a bit unsatisfied with my hunger, so I decided to stop by as I transferred from the Sobu Line to the Yamanote Line, feeling drawn in. - Cream Bun: 110 yen - Crown Rich Milk: 170 yen (on sale for 160 yen) Isn't this combination great?! Well, the ultimate and classic combination might be with an anpan. Or just sticking with coffee milk or fruit milk could be the best choice. But it's fine!! I just felt like having a cream bun!! No, it's delicious (⑉¯ ꇴ ¯⑉) Simple is best. Don't add anything. Don't subtract anything. This is enough. I'm saying this all high and mighty, but who was the one with their perverted desires fully exposed while having lunch at the famous hamburger shop earlier? I have no credibility at all. Well, it's fine. I'm satisfied myself. I find more satisfaction in this shop's pastry and milk combination than in the over 1700 yen hamburger. Why is that? But it's impressive that it has survived so well. In an essay by the author of "The Lonely Gourmet," Masayuki Kusumi, he wrote about anpan and wondered if milk stands still exist. Well, they do exist here~ (Do you know about it? Probably). Satisfied, satisfied. I returned the empty milk bottle to the lady and said thank you for the meal~ Thank you♪~Data~【Introduction of 723 shops/Log No.874】【Date: 3/14/2023, Tabelog rating 3.53】

There is a milk shop at the platform of the Sobu Line. I bought one while waiting for the train. There were so many menu signs that I had a hard time choosing. I saw a sign for mini-sized milk and decided to try it. The blueberry milk looked delicious too! "Himawari Mini Milk 120 yen" is a drink-sized bottle from Himawari Dairy in Kochi Prefecture. The staff opened the bottle cap for me and I drank it standing right there. The 90ml size is really just one sip! It's great for before a drinking party or something. I paid with my Suica card.

It's been a while since I transferred from Ueno direction and passed by Milk Shop Rakusan. I couldn't help but think, "I wonder if they have Aso no Shizuku today..." Once you encounter this milk, it's always sold out quickly at both the up platform milk stand and the down platform Milk Shop Rakusan. Finally, when you do get to try Aso no Shizuku, it's a special treat as it is Kanto's first milk directly delivered from the farm in Aso. It's exciting, right? Note: [Made from milk from the world's top 5 dairy cows] This product is made with milk from the world's top 5 dairy cows, carefully raised at Rakunou Mothers Aso Milk Farm and bottled on the farm. "We want to deliver the blessings of Aso drop by drop with care," so we named it 'Aso no Shizuku.' - From the website - Oh, they raised the price by ¥20, but today they have the 96% milk coffee milk and the 100% plain milk available for takeout. I'll go for both. The plain one is not in a bottle so I can take it home. The taste of the milk from the world's top five dairy cows, as I thought before, is not particularly rich, with no strong flavor, easy to drink, and the aftertaste disappears quickly. The 96% milk coffee milk, on the other hand, I'm not sure about this one. It feels like a waste. Plain milk is the way to go. Drinking it quickly at the milk stand is still the best option... takeout offers a different choice.

When transferring between the Sobu Line and Yamanote Line, I noticed this place I had been curious about. Snow Brand Coffee Milk Hot ¥130 Suica. Drinking hot coffee milk on a cold platform is definitely delicious. They offer products from not only major manufacturers but also third and fourth tier manufacturers, and even local manufacturers. They even had my hometown's Himawari Milk (although it was sold out). Next time, I'll try the chilled fruit milk when it's warmer! Thank you for the meal!

This is the "Milk Shop" located on the platform for trains heading towards Chiba at Akihabara Station on the JR Sobu Line. I transferred to the Sobu Line at Akihabara Station after a long time. As I descended the stairs for transferring to the Sobu Line, I saw the "Milk Shop Luck" right in front of me. I had to quickly decide whether to board the incoming Sobu Line train or wait for the next one to have some milk. (laughs) Just as the train arrived on the platform, I decided to wait and have some milk. In the past, I used to drink coffee milk every time I passed by here. But lately, I haven't seen any coffee milk around. Looking back now, maybe it wasn't that delicious after all. (laughs) This time, I had the "Special Selection Oyama Delicious Milk 180ml, 170 yen." The word "Oyama" has the phonetic reading "daizen" written next to it. (laughs) This is a high-quality "special selection milk" collected from producers with particularly excellent milk quality in Tottori Prefecture. It was very rich and delicious milk.

I rarely have the opportunity to get off at Akihabara Station. Especially on the Sobu Line, heading towards Chiba, I never have a reason to ride it. But on this particular day, I happened to be here and decided to stop by. The reputation of having a variety of milk options was true, with milk from different farms available. It was amazing. I was so overwhelmed by the choices that I asked the staff for a recommendation. They suggested the unprocessed milk from Hida, which allows you to enjoy the true taste of milk. I bought it as recommended, opened the lid, and drank the milk right there at a nearby stand. Milk in a bottle... incredible. It was so cold and refreshing, with a clean and delicious taste. It went down smoothly and was really tasty. I think it's a place where you can take a break and relax in the midst of the bustling station.