The sushi rice is delicious. The vinegar rice is well made and suitable for convenience store sales. It is on par with the cheap conveyor belt sushi restaurants. Unlike kappa maki rolls, the kanpyo and pickles are tasty even without soy sauce. The size is just right, small and easy to eat. It's like the quality of 100 yen sushi. However, with the advantage of a two-flavor assortment and being suitable for takeout, the cost performance doesn't feel bad. Thank you for the meal.

However, it's not a pear. This review is completely a joke (lol). It's my first time reviewing a convenience store product! Is it okay? (lol) But, some of my MyRevi friends have posted reviews, and I couldn't help but be curious... I'm weak when it comes to trends. Now... Many of you may already know, but FamilyMart has released a limited-time product called "Funasshi 10,000" ("Funasshi Ichiman" is not it...). The other day, on my way to a meeting, I stopped by the FamilyMart at Sengakuji and, while paying at the register, I caught a glimpse of a yellow/blue object in the meat bun warmer! This was a once-in-a-lifetime chance! (Well, that's an exaggeration!) Without thinking, I blurted out to the cashier, "P-please give me the Funasshi bun!" (What a stutter) When I arrived at my destination and showed it to everyone, they marveled at its appearance, and voices rose! And so, a photo shoot began (lol). A yellow/blue steamed bun doesn't look very appetizing... When I picked it up, it was slightly smaller than a regular meat bun, pork bun. Looking into Funasshi's round eyes, I couldn't help but feel sorry for it! But, I had to eat it to write a review. "Forgive me, Funasshi!" One bite, a big bite! So... it's a type of meat bun with a slightly stronger seasoning than regular meat buns, and the filling was finely chopped Dongpo pork (角煮). First of all... it's delicious. And so, the Funasshi bun I bought was devoured in just 4 bites ☆ FamilyMart Sengakuji Kita store The FamilyMart where I bought Funasshi... closed on Sundays and holidays, not open 24 hours, it's a store with a rare operating schedule among convenience stores. It seems they only have 1 million limited units, so if you're interested, head to FamilyMart! But... as everyone has mentioned, 1 million units, is that really necessary? (lol)