8 minutes walk from Asakusa Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line. It's a cute shop with lots of Miffy goods on display. They don't have seating inside, so I ordered a drink to go. I ordered the Flower Garden Cocktail soda with peach tulip. It was ready in about 2 minutes. Not only was it cute and refreshing, but the soda and jelly had a great taste and texture, making it a perfect drink for hot weather. It was really delicious.

I took out Boris's donuts. You can order them at the same register as the groceries. It takes about 20-30 minutes to thaw. There doesn't seem to be a place to eat outside, so please be aware if you want to eat slowly. (I only took photos and ate them at home.) The staff's attitude was a bit cold, which made me a little uneasy, but it might have been just a coincidence.

Marshmallow Orange Chocolate Boris ¥540. I usually only drink water, so I was shocked by the sweetness of this cute drink on the first sip. But with the orange slices inside, I was able to finish it surprisingly easily! The cookies from Boris are cute and delicious. It's a hot chocolate, so it made my throat dry. I wanted to eat Miffy's donuts, but they were out of stock or not being sold. ( ; ; )

This is my second time ordering a drink. I tried the winter limited edition chocolate orange drink. It had lots of marshmallows on top and a delicious orange flavor. The Miffy on top will melt away if you leave it, so if you want to eat it as a cookie, it's best to eat it early.

During a stroll in Asakusa, I came across a sign and decided to visit a shop. I thought it might be a flower shop based on the name, but it turned out to be a Miffy goods store! They also sold drinks, and I tried the Marshmallow Orange Chocolate (540 yen). It was a warm cocoa with orange syrup-soaked marshmallows and plenty of marshmallows, with a Miffy-shaped cookie on the side. It warmed me up and was delicious!

Melanie went to Flower Miffy and ordered the donuts and drinks she was looking for. Her child was thrilled to see the cute Miffy-shaped donuts. Melanie chose a chocolate-flavored donut for herself and a strawberry-flavored one for her child, which was a limited edition in Asakusa. The donuts had crunchy cookies in the ears, giving them a satisfying crunch. The drink was filled with plenty of jelly, colorful and cute. Since there was no eat-in space, they enjoyed their treats by the Sumida River nearby, admiring the view. It was delicious and cute! Thank you for the meal.

It's near Asakusa Station on the Toei Asakusa Line and Tokyo Metro Ginza Line. The name of the store is Flower Miffy, but it's mostly filled with Miffy goods rather than fresh or artificial flowers. It's a must-visit for Miffy fans!! The colorful drink menu changes frequently, and they recently started selling Miffy Cream Soda from 3/17, priced at ¥650 in cherry blossom pink. It's a pink soda topped with vanilla ice cream, with a refreshing taste of strong carbonation, perfect for the upcoming hot days♥ They also have adorable Miffy donuts!! I imagine they would be even cuter when paired with a drink.

This is a miscellaneous goods store located right outside the Asakusa Station exit towards the Kaminarimon Gate. They seem to have various Miffy goods, and I decided to try their drink. I ordered a Gerbera drink, which is a three-layered jelly consisting of orange, Calpis, and green pine flavors with soda. The texture of the jelly and the carbonation hit you at the same time. It had a bit of an anticlimactic feel, with all three flavors not standing out distinctly. It's worth trying once for the interesting experience.

The shop is called Flower Miffy, but they did not sell flowers. It's a miscellaneous goods store that sells Miffy goods. They have lots of cute Miffy items, including cookies in a can. I was there to try the Miffy donuts that collaborated with Ikumi Mama, but when I went on a weekday at 11 am, they only had one type of donut left. I was told that they order more when the stock runs low, but they couldn't tell me when the donuts would arrive that day. I ended up buying the remaining Melanie donut for 390 yen (excluding tax). They handed me a frozen, already wrapped donut and told me to eat it after letting it sit for a while. The donut was well-made with a chocolate coating and didn't get sticky even when I brought it home. It was cute and good, but I wished they had more variety available.

I visited the cute "Flower Miffy Asakusa Store" near Asakusa Metro Station. Despite the name suggesting a flower shop, they actually sell Miffy goods. The items are adorable, but what I came for were the colorful jelly-filled "Colorful Jelly Soda" for 580 yen and the Miffy donut collaboration with "Ikumi Mama's Donuts" for 390 yen. The drink options include Tulip (Pink Lemon Jelly, Calpis Jelly, Green Pine Jelly) which have a fizzy carbonation that pairs perfectly with the cute Miffy donuts. It was a delightful and visually appealing combination.

It was very cute! I drank a delicious drink! Miffy's goods are also cute.