When I went to Kyoto in October, I saw a sign at Seven Eleven saying they had started selling donuts. I thought it was interesting but didn't try them. Apparently, they are surprisingly delicious, but in Tokyo, they are only available in about 4 stores, mostly in the Marunouchi area. I don't go there often. They claim not to be an OEM of Mister Donut and have a slightly less sweet taste to match Seven Eleven's coffee. I used to like the Pon de Ring from Mister Donut, so I was excited to hear about a similar donut at Seven Eleven with white rose milk. It's only available in Kansai. The texture was disappointing though, not as chewy as expected. The strawberry ring donut was better, similar to the Pon de Ring from Mister Donut. I'm not a fan of strawberries, but I enjoyed this one. The baked donut with white rose milk whip was also good, with a unique sponge-like texture and cream filling. It wasn't exactly a donut, but it was delicious.

Kyoto Racecourse Tour (Day 2) - Wherever I go, I leave my footprints behind (named by Bankara). The Forbidden Convenience Store Gourmet (well, it's not really forbidden anymore, more like habitual). Located next to the late-night bus waiting room near the Kyoto Station Hachijo Exit, beside the commercial facility "AVANTI." Despite its location, it seems to have short hours of operation at night. The store's size is standard, and they do not sell souvenirs, but they have a wide selection of travel goods. Perhaps it's because of the location. Today, I will be walking around here and there, so first, I'll do some shopping. I bought carbonated water, Clear Asahi, and onigiri (*^ - ^*)ゞ. The taste is the usual quality. Now, let's start the day!

Dr. Fujisaki Shinichi, director of BODYPIT KYOTO, is heading to Yokohama by night bus. He will be participating in the cleaning service at Sagami River Shrine as part of the 10,000-person shrine service. He bought some tea to drink on the night bus to quench his thirst. Thank you very much.

It is a small but convenient shop located in the bus waiting area.