You often see Sugi Bee Farm's honey, but you usually just pass by. I visited my daughter's house and was told that it is perfect for soothing the throat during the dry season. The honey is individually packaged, making it easy to cut and carry around. It is not very sweet honey.

I tried the honey soft serve with yuzu honey. The yuzu honey had a citrus scent but the honey flavor was stronger. If you want to enjoy the honey flavor in the soft serve, you might not need the yuzu honey. However, it's fun to change up the taste! At ¥320, it's reasonably priced. It would be even better if there were tables and chairs available.

Today, after work, I went to Azabu-Juban station to buy some small items. I had already missed lunch and it was almost 5 pm. I planned to have an early dinner before heading home. I didn't want to eat something heavy all of a sudden, so I was thinking of going to Honolulu Coffee or Oslo Coffee to buy a drink, but then I saw the words "honey drink" and immediately went in. The store has branches in places like Omotesando as well, but in my mind, it's more like something you would see at a department store event. There were rows of honey products on display. I bought the Acerola-chan drink. They also have a hot version, which would be nice in the winter. When I want to warm up with vinegar, I can go to the Ginza Ginger, and when I want to warm up with honey, I can go to Sugi Bee Garden and switch between them. Honey drinks are often very sweet and have a strong honey scent, but Acerola-chan is refreshing. You can just slightly taste the sweetness of honey. It's very easy to drink. I wonder if it would bring out more of the honey flavor if it was hot. It looks like it has foam, almost like beer. They have a wide variety of options, so it's nice that you can try different drinks before buying. As it gets colder, our energy levels may drop, and our throats may become dry, so honey-based products are essential. I found a great drink.

Located in Asakusa, Sugi Bee Farm offers a delightful sweets experience! My wife was intrigued by the Honeycomb Honey Soft Serve, and we were not disappointed. The honeycomb honey was incredibly rich and delicious on its own, but paired with the soft serve, it was even better. The soft serve itself had honey mixed in, adding to the already delicious treat. In addition to the honeycomb honey, there were other soft serve variations like Maple Honey which was also fantastic. Honey is known for its health benefits, and they also offer healthy options like enzyme green juice drinks. A great spot for those looking for a healthy and delicious treat!

This is a honey shop located in the Asakusa shopping street. I tried their honey soft serve (yuzu honey) this time. The soft serve itself is not too sweet and easy to eat. They generously topped it with yuzu honey, which was sweeter than expected but still had a delicious honey flavor. There is seating available both outside and inside the shop. It's perfect for eating on the go.

It was not to my liking

Well-known as a beekeeping farm. They have many stores. The soft serve ice cream with honey is delicious for those with a sweet tooth. I visited on a festival day and enjoyed their regular business hours to cool off. The complimentary tissue paper service was helpful. I truly felt it on a scorching hot festival day.

The honey soft serve ice cream is delicious, but I might not buy it on purpose.

Located in the Azabu-Juban shopping street near exit 4 of Azabu-Juban Station, this shop specializes in honey. You can also enjoy soft-serve ice cream at the storefront. The shop has a vibe that feels like it belongs in an outlet or a summer resort. I visited to find a Mother's Day gift for my health-conscious mother. Upon entering the shop, I was offered a honey drink made by mixing honey with water to taste. It was delicious! They offer various types of honey, including domestically produced honey, flavored honey, and Manuka honey. They also have honey-infused ginger pickles and Karinto (Japanese fried dough cookies) made with honey. For my Mother's Day gift, I chose stick-type Manuka honey. If you sign up for a free membership card, you can purchase items at a discounted member price. The card is issued on the spot and provides immediate access to member prices, making it a worthwhile card to have!

Good morning. HDCAM here. I had too much soft serve ice cream today, haha. November 29th is a good day for meat. Did everyone enjoy some delicious Japanese beef? I had frozen chicken thigh from Thailand, haha. Now, at a common honey farm, they have honey soft serve ice cream for 320 yen. It's past 2 PM and there are no customers except for me. The soft serve ice cream is melting quickly, so I better eat it fast before it collapses. It has a honey flavor, haha. The staff is not very skilled, so I need to eat it quickly before it melts.

Sugi Bee Farm, which is always found in tourist spots, has opened a store in Azabu-Juban for some reason. As expected of a honey shop, their soft serve ice cream has a stronger honey flavor than vanilla. The honey's sweetness is prominent, offering a rich and mellow taste. However, the price of nearly 400 yen is a bit high.