Iran Kara Pute. ---------- 2023.08 ----------I was drawn in by the name "Air LAWSON" at Haneda Airport Terminal 2 B1, which seems like a fitting name for an airport. Hello! There are so many limited edition items here, in addition to the usual Lawson brand and convenience store offerings. The "Tokyo Banana Raccoon" has a fluffy texture with the taste of banana and the aroma of Koshi milk. The "Tokyo Walking" Kintsu-ba! I prefer the yokan over the kinako. The "Jagariko Asakusa Imahan Sukiyaki Flavor" combines the crunchy texture of Jagariko with the flavor of sukiyaki. The "Tokyo Banana KitKat" is also a limited edition item that I prefer over the original. There are too many options in the city, it's overwhelming. Hinna Hinna.

This Lawson store has a wide variety of products, including souvenirs and travel accessories at reasonable prices. They offer a good selection of desserts and bento boxes. It's always crowded, but the checkout is fast. The convenience store sweets are delicious!

Platto, today's takeout was a stroll through Haneda Airport Terminal 2. I took the Keikyu Line to Haneda Airport Terminal 2, exited the ticket gate, and went to the basement floor where I visited "Lawson Haneda Airport Terminal 2 Store" with a corner called "Aoyama Decarbo Corner". At "Aoyama Decarbo Corner", I found sweets in a navy can with motifs of cameos, jewelry, and flowers designed in 3D. I was drawn to the "Beauty Chocolat 5-piece set" priced at 800 yen. Since the price was reasonable, I quickly lined up at the register and made the purchase. Back at home, I opened the can. Inside were 5 pieces of orange peel and cranberry. I had heard that these low-sugar sweets were delicious, so I decided to try them. It was a chocolate crunch-like snack with a balance of chocolate sweetness and a hint of saltiness. It wasn't much different from a regular crunch, but if it's low in sugar, then it's quite impressive, right? I thought as I finished it. Today, Q-chan fell in love at first sight with the cute designed can and purchased "Beauty Chocolat". It was a delightful meal.

I purchased a limited blend tea at a Lawson store located in Haneda Airport. The tea was a blend of Kenyan black tea and rooibos tea, with a mild aroma and easy to drink. The store mainly caters to airport users, with a variety of salads and snacks, but limited hot snacks and daily necessities. Overall, I enjoyed the airport-exclusive tea.

Hello, this is Chi, a reviewer of various things. In ancient times, insects were consumed as an animal protein source. In today's age of overconsumption, their value is being reconsidered in preparation for future food shortages. I found them at the airport convenience store, not as a regional souvenir, but as a snack. They are wasabi-flavored crickets. In Gunma Prefecture, there is a custom of eating crickets, even selling them as senbei rice crackers. These crickets are dried and sprinkled with wasabi powder, simple and crunchy with a nice aroma. They don't taste weird, just a bit spicy from the wasabi, making them a good snack. Personally, I wouldn't buy them again due to the cost, but they are worth a try.

Night domestic flight. For some reason, I had to take a domestic flight to a certain country. Traveling at night is more enjoyable in many ways. I could enjoy the lounge and have a drink. McDonald's was too crowded, so I went to Aero Lawson instead. I'm a bit overweight, so this was fine for me. I had Maker's Mark and some Japanese sake. I tried drinking KageTora, but it was not that great. I summarized my experience of traveling to a certain country.

I stayed at a hotel in Haneda Airport Terminal 2 the night before my morning international flight. After dinner and a second round of drinks, I went out to buy a late-night snack. I found a variety of unique cup noodles stacked up, so I bought one to take back with me.

【Returning after 1 year and 2 months】Once again, I stopped by the second terminal of this away game to be welcomed. Since my arrival was a bit delayed, I decided to pass the time by getting a chu-hi. I tried the new brand "99.99" dry. The store is quite large, so there are often long lines at the checkout. However, there are also many checkout counters, so it's not too bad. I sat on a bench and chugged down the drink. It seems like I've developed a habit of needing to drink even in short moments of free time.【Overview】This is a chain convenience store located in the second terminal of Haneda Airport. It is located right to the right as you go up the escalator from the Keikyu Domestic Terminal Station. It seems to have a fairly large floor area and gives more of a vibe of a slightly larger souvenir shop rather than a convenience store.

I returned to Haneda from Komatsu Airport on time. I have twelve minutes until the next limousine bus, so I'll stop by the Lawson convenience store to grab a snack. Lawson has been rapidly expanding its private brand products, increasing profits through both product sales and distribution. Their speed and product strategy always impress me. I saw a flashy display for a new product and decided to try it. It's Morinaga nanomi Chocolate Chunk Biscuits with less than 10g of sugar and 80kcal. I thought it might not taste good, but I bought it anyway. The texture is crispy, not soft as I expected. The chocolate chips are delicious, but it's more like chocolate chips than chunks. The sweetness is just right, and the combination of chocolate flavor and cookie crunch is excellent. It's perfect for guilt-free snacking. I also tried Mr. Ito's Chocolate Chip Cookies from Lawson, and they are also impressive. The bite-sized cookies prevent crumbs from falling, and they are not greasy at all. The price of 108 yen is quite amazing.

This is a convenience store chain located in Haneda Airport Terminal 2. It is situated on the right side as soon as you go up the escalator from the Keikyu Domestic Terminal Station. It has a fairly large floor area and feels more like a slightly bigger souvenir shop than a convenience store. I came to this faraway Terminal 2 to greet someone this time, and things are a bit different here. Nevertheless, passing the time by having a drink is a common action whether in Terminal 1 or Terminal 2. I quickly got a can of chu-hi dry to pass the time. I ended up passing the time too much and had to snap back to reality when the person I was supposed to greet called me... (laughs)

Business Trip Report "One Night in Fukuoka - Tough Work Tour" I arrived at Haneda Airport early in the morning after walking my dog and headed straight to Fukuoka Airport. Upon arrival, I went directly to the branch office in Tenjin and then to the customer's location. This meant I needed to have lunch on the plane. In such a situation, a regular reviewer would probably buy a boxed meal at the ANA shop. However, due to my frequent business trips and outings, I am really short on money. So, I opted for convenience store food! Enter Air Lawson. This is not a fictional story like "Air Guitar" or "Air Girlfriend," but an actual Lawson convenience store located at the airport. I purchased food that was portable and didn't have a strong smell, as I would be eating it on the plane. I decided not to buy any drinks until after passing through security. Once on the plane, I noticed a sign for "Please Give Up Your Seat" that has been making headlines recently. It was my first time seeing it. I bought an onigiri and a sandwich. The sandwich for 268 yen had the most generous fillings among the three major convenience store chains. While FamilyMart and 7-Eleven offer ham lettuce, egg, and tuna sandwiches, Lawson's sandwich included ham cabbage, potato salad, sliced egg, egg mayo, and ham cutlet. The onigiri was a healthy option from Lawson, made with Awaodori chicken and five-grain rice for 140 yen, which was as delicious as a station bento. The sticky rice with edamame and salted kelp for 125 yen had a great texture and a sense of luxury. About 30 minutes before landing at Fukuoka Airport, the plane began its descent. I was eating frantically, and the flight attendant gently offered, "Would you like a drink?" I was embarrassed and replied, "N-no, it's okay!?" Please don't laugh. I'm serious too. It was delicious. As soon as I turned on my phone upon arrival at the airport, I saw a lot of missed calls. I quickly called back and informed the Fukuoka branch that I had arrived. They responded, "Oh, the client meeting has been rescheduled to 3 p.m. Take your time and have lunch." Demon. That was the start of my first day on the business trip.

This is a convenience store chain located in Haneda Airport Terminal 2. I arrived at Keikyu Haneda Airport Station after 10 pm and found that most shops at the station were already closed. Feeling anxious because I needed to kill time before my flight, I went up to the first floor and found this convenience store open. I remembered the catchphrase "It's a relief that it's open." I got a canned chu-hi to pass the time. It was already 10:30 pm and there were still arriving flights at Haneda. The chu-hi I enjoyed had a bittersweet taste, making me feel a bit sentimental. Unfortunately, I couldn't accomplish my main task and it ended in disappointment... tears.

The Footprint Tracking Team (named by Bankara) indulges in forbidden convenience store gourmet (which is no longer forbidden, more like habitual offenders) and visits the airport, where drinks must be purchased for both departure and return. So, we arrived at this one located on the first floor near the ticket gate. Lawson dominates both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 at Haneda Airport. Although Seven-Eleven is positioned next to the Keikyu ticket gate (^^; Besides the usual convenience store items, they also have souvenirs and toys, fitting for a building inside an airport. We enjoyed beer drinks and onigiri on the observation deck. The "wakame rice" was the usual one and delicious.

Also known as Air LAWSON, this Lawson store is located on the underground 1st floor of Haneda Airport Terminal 2. It's a convenient stop for those arriving by Keikyu or monorail. The store is quite large with many operating registers. However, since Haneda Airport tends to have a lot of luggage, you need to be a bit cautious. They have a wide selection of emergency souvenirs for those who couldn't buy anything. Despite being an airport store, my shopping content is always the same - mainly drinks. It's a convenient location with good usability. As it is a convenience store, they accept various electronic money and credit cards.

I love the Lawson store at Haneda Airport Terminal 2. They have unique items that you can't find elsewhere, which makes it fun. Today, I tried the new item, the discounted salt yakisoba. It's a bit light in flavor, maybe for airport staff, but for 398 yen before tax, the portion size is not bad. Thank you for the meal.

This is a souvenir from my husband. He said that Lawson at Haneda Airport is different from the usual Lawson, with lots of Tokyo souvenirs. Indeed, looking at the souvenirs he brought back, they don't seem like typical Lawson items. Our son loves sweet potatoes, so he was delighted with the sweet potato snack. He loves the texture of sweet potatoes. As for the Ginza Strawberry Cake from New Tokyo Potato, when our son tasted it, he said the dough was the same as Tokyo Banana! Looking at the package, it turned out to be from the same company as Tokyo Banana! Correct! The cake is filled with plenty of strawberries and wrapped in milk cream with a fluffy sponge. It has a fruity taste. It is indeed fluffy and delicious. It was also tasty when chilled. Originally, we had planned to fly from Kansai Airport to Haneda right after the closing ceremony, but we had to cancel the tickets because suddenly there was a famous university professor's lecture that everyone had to attend on a day other than the scheduled school day. My mom friends wanted to skip it, but our son, who has perfect attendance, didn't want to miss it, so we had no choice but to cancel the tickets. My husband was quite angry, wondering why he didn't double-check the schedule, and he came home in a bad mood. Yet, he still bought souvenirs for us, showing his sweet side to our son.

I received a souvenir from Tokyo. It seems like it was sold near the entrance. The Tokyo potato is small and cute. It's not too sweet and has a fluffy texture. I can feel the attention to detail in the packaging, with a plastic lid placed on top of the product. Thank you for the meal.

Tokyo Banana x KitKat. I found it at the store and decided to buy it. I was expecting a rich flavor, but the banana taste and aroma were surprisingly subtle. It was like the usual KitKat with a hint of banana flavor floating softly.

I arrived at Haneda Airport from Itami Airport in Osaka and had about 15 minutes before my train departure, so I stopped by Lawson. This Lawson is called Air Lawson and they have unique items that you can only find here. This time, I saw some new items for the first time: - Marukajiri Kodji (equivalent to 20 sticks) - Gohobi Kissa Cheesecake - Yowanai Lemon-do Non-alcoholic Marukajiri Kodji is as thick as Umaibo. It tastes like Kodji, but the feeling of having Kodji filling up your mouth is interesting. Gohobi Kissa Cheesecake is a product from Shinjuku Nakamuraya. It has a soft cookie-like texture. Yowanai Lemon-do Non-alcoholic tastes just like Lemon Sour. It felt like there was no difference in taste between this and a real Lemon Sour. It gives you the illusion of drinking alcohol. Air Lawson has many interesting items. Thank you for the meal.